Early Republic's Assesment Practice

Which location on the map shows the territory purchased by the U.S. in 1803?

• A

• B

• C

• D

Which of the following BEST describes Washington's stance based on the quote above?

• He believed strongly in creating a presidential cabinet

• He felt it was necessary to follow the Constitution

• He believed relationships with foreign countries were necessary for trade

• He believed the U.S. should stay neutral in its dealings with other countries

Which of the following reflects how George Washington maintained national security?

• He protected citizen's first amendment rights to petition the government

• He encouraged the creation of political parties in the U.S.

• He worked with Congress at great lengths to pass the Embargo Act

• He sent out a force of 13,000 militia troops to suppress the uprising

Disagreements over questions like those listed above led to the -

• election of George Washington as president

• outbreak of War of 1812

• creation of political parties in the Unites States

• addition of the Bill of Rights to the U.S. Constitution

Determine which detail describes the causes and effects of the War of 1812:

a

b

c

Americans forced into British militia

British provided aid to native americans

America gained international recognition

Closing of American ports for trade

Which of the following completes the table above?

• Supported a strong central government

• Supported the French in most arguments

• Supported a strong state government

• supported United States farmers

Which Supreme Court case gave judges the power described above?

• Marbury v. Madison

• McCulloch v. Maryland

• Dred Scott v. Sandford

• Gibbons v. Ogden

The above excerpt helped Alexander Hamilton justify -

• fighting the War of 1812

• establishing a judicial branch

• purchasing Louisiana Territory

• creating a National Bank

How did the War of 1812 significantly affect United States economy?

• Surge in patriotism

• Expansion in manufacturing

• Increase in foreign respect

• Weakening of Native influence

The U.S. foreign policy depicted above was designed to -

• show United States in claiming South American lands

• express the U.S. stance of neutrality when European nations were at war

• prevent European countries from recolonizing in the Americas

• attract Europe to trade with countries in the western hemisphere