What action did Washington take immediately after the end of the war and the Treaty of Paris?
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1.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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ran for President
returned to his farm
became King of the USA
None of these
Answer explanation
After the war and the Treaty of Paris, Washington chose to return to his farm, demonstrating his desire for a peaceful life and to step away from public service, rather than seeking power or a title.
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
What was the first national constitution for the United States?
Northwest Ordinance
Northwest Confederation
Articles of Confederation
Every answer that is here is correct
Answer explanation
The Articles of Confederation was the first national constitution for the United States, adopted in 1781. It established a framework for governance, while the Northwest Ordinance and Northwest Confederation were important laws but not constitutions.
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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Under our first national constitution that ran our government, most of the power was given to the _________________
US Government
George Washington
individual state governments
to a group of otters living off the coast of Sweden on a luxury yacht
Answer explanation
Under our first national constitution, the Articles of Confederation, most power was given to individual state governments, reflecting a preference for state sovereignty over a strong central government.
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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Because of the Articles of Confederation, why did the founders set up the new government in this manner?
They did NOT want the government to be the same as England's
They saw how well it worked in the Northwest Territory
To encourage trade, or commerce, between states
They saw how well the British government operated and wanted to copy them
Answer explanation
The founders set up the new government differently because they did NOT want it to resemble England's monarchy. They aimed to create a system that emphasized state sovereignty and limited central authority, learning from the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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Why did trade among states decrease immediately following the American Revolution?
Too many different currencies made trade difficult
Each state would place tariffs on products from other states, decreasing trade
All of these are correct
None of these
Answer explanation
Trade among states decreased after the American Revolution due to multiple factors: the presence of different currencies complicated transactions, and states imposed tariffs on each other's products, both hindering trade. Thus, all options are correct.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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Farmers, under ________ revolted after their farms were repossessed by banks after they were unable to _______________.
George Washington; enforce Federal laws dealing with taxes1
Daniel Shays; admit new western lands into the union
Alexander Hamilton; pass laws on the Federal level
Daniel Shays; repay their loans after being unable to sell their crops
Answer explanation
The correct answer is 'Daniel Shays; repay their loans after being unable to sell their crops' because Shays' Rebellion was a revolt by farmers who faced foreclosure due to unpaid debts, highlighting economic distress in post-Revolution America.
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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The inability to quickly put down this revolt clearly illustrated that:
The Articles of Confederation created a government that was too weak to govern the nation
The state militias were perfectly capable of handling most domestic problems
Western lands should not be allowed to become equal states
The Northwest Ordinance allowed for the spread of slavery
Answer explanation
The inability to quickly suppress the revolt demonstrated that the Articles of Confederation established a government too weak to effectively manage national issues, highlighting the need for a stronger federal authority.
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