The First U.S. Presidential Election

What made the first U.S. presidential election unique compared to later elections?

• It was the first election with political parties.

• It was held in a single day.

• It was the first election with a popular vote.

• It was the only election not in a multiple of four years.

Which states did not participate in the first U.S. presidential election due to not ratifying the Constitution?

• Connecticut and New Jersey

• Georgia and South Carolina

• North Carolina and Rhode Island

• New York and Virginia

Who became the vice president after the first U.S. presidential election?

• Thomas Jefferson

• Alexander Hamilton

• Patrick Henry

• John Adams

What was the main concern regarding the vice presidency in the first election?

• The influence of foreign powers

• The absence of a popular vote

• The possibility of election hijacking by anti-federalists

• The lack of candidates

What significant event is mentioned as occurring after George Washington's presidency?

• The War of 1812

• The Louisiana Purchase

• John Adams becoming president

• The signing of the Declaration of Independence