Supplemental Reading Quizs

George Washington, “Farewell Address” (1796)

• He warned against the danger of political parties

• He encouraged the formation of multiple political parties

• He advocated for military intervention in foreign conflicts

• He promoted the idea of regionalism over nationalism

Anonymous letter to the Columbian Observer, (1825)

• Senator Andrew Jackson, Secretary of State John Quincy Adams, and Speaker of the House Henry Clay

• Senator John Adams, Secretary of State Andrew Jackson, and Speaker of the House Henry Clay

• Senator Andrew Jackson, Secretary of State Henry Clay, and Speaker of the House John Quincy Adams

• Senator John Quincy Adams, Secretary of State Henry Clay, and Speaker of the House Andrew Jackson

John Tyler #8 Speech (1844)

What objections did John Tyler raise regarding the bill entitled "An act making appropriations for the improvement of certain harbors and rivers"?

• The bill violates the Constitution by infringing on state sovereignty.

• The bill is unnecessary as all rivers are already well-maintained.

• The bill contradicts the Articles of Confederation regarding state authority.

• The bill does not provide enough funding for the improvements.

“From Antislavery to Women's Rights,” Angelina Grimké (1838)

• Women were granted the right to vote and hold public office in the 1830s.

• Women had access to higher education and professional occupations during this time.

• Women suffered legal and economic disabilities similar to those facing enslaved African Americans.

• Women were allowed to control their own wages and gain custody of their children.

James Monroe #1 Speech (1822)

• James Monroe approved the bill for the preservation and repair of the Cumberland road.

• James Monroe objected to the bill due to constitutional concerns.

• James Monroe supported the establishment of tolls on the Cumberland road.

• James Monroe believed Congress had the power to pass the law.

1800 Election Results

• The candidate with the highest number of votes became vice president.

• Jefferson and Burr tied, sending election to the House of Representatives, where Jefferson won on the 36th ballot.

• Maryland electors unanimously voted for the Federalist candidates.

• The election was decided by a popular vote without any ties.

John Tyler # 2 Speech

• It is with extreme regret that I feel myself constrained by the duty faithfully to execute the office of President of the United States.

• I hereby declare the bill to be unconstitutional and refuse to sign it.

• The Fiscal Corporation of the United States will ensure the prosperity of our nation.

• I support the bill to provide for the better collection of public revenue.

Does the state of Georgia have the authority to regulate the intercourse between citizens of its state and members of the Cherokee Nation?

• Yes, Georgia has the authority to regulate all interactions within its borders.

• No, the Georgia act violated the Constitution and federal treaties.

• Yes, the state can regulate interactions with Native American tribes.

• No, the Cherokee Nation is a distinct community with its own laws.

“Foreign Conspiracy Against the Liberties of the United States,” Samuel Morse (1835)

• A treatise warning Americans against the political influence of Roman Catholicism.

• A biography of Samuel Morse's life and inventions.

• A historical account of the American Revolution.

• A scientific analysis of telegraph technology.

Washington on Political Partisanship (1799)

• Washington expressed concern about foreign interference in American politics.

• Washington supported the Federalist party's request for him to run for president.

• Washington believed that individual candidate character was more important than partisanship.

• Washington was confident he would receive votes from the anti-Federal side.