Adam's Presidency - CFL

Agreements or partnerships between countries for mutual benefit or protection.

• Alliances

• Diplomats

• Revolutionary

• Deport

• Complications

Definition: officials who represent their country in negotiations with other countries.

• Alliances

• Diplomats

• Revolutionary

• Deport

• Complications

Definition: relating to or characteristic of a sudden and significant change in government or social order.

• Alliances

• Diplomats

• Revolutionary

• Deport

• Complications

Definition: to expel or force someone to leave a country, usually because they are not a citizen or have violated immigration laws.

• Alliances

• Diplomats

• Revolutionary

• Deport

• Complications

Definition: difficulties or problems that arise during a process or situation.

• Alliances

• Diplomats

• Revolutionary

• Deport

• Complications

What were three things Washington did in his Farewell Address?

• Warned about the dangers of Political Parties

• Advised that we NOT make permanent alliances with other countries

• Explained the XYZ affair.

• Stay out of European affairs.

Which of the following was NOT included in the Alien and Sedition Acts passed in 1798?

• It required all immigrants to live in the U.S. 14 years before becoming citizens

• The president could deport or imprison foreigners who seemed dangerous without a trial

• The government could fine or imprison people who criticize the president or government.

• The Banking Act, which allowed the president to create a National bank.

Why was the 12th amendment added to the Constitution?

• to limit the number of terms a president can serve

• to create the electoral college to elect the president

• to change the method of electing the vice president and improve the tie breaker system

• to give more power to the Supreme Court to oversee elections

Overall, the Alien and Sedition Acts ​ (a)   the rights of Americans and were quite ​ (b)  

• limited
• unpopular.
• added to
• popular

Who became the President in the 1796 election and which political party did he belong to?

• Adams, Federalist

• Adams, Democratic-Republican

• Jefferson, Federalist

• Jefferson, Democratic-Republican