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Quiz 3 Review

Quiz 3 Review. Europeans took advantage of America’s weakness during the 1790s by Raiding the frontiers Raiding American ships Blockading American ports Expelling American diplomats. Raiding American ships. With whom did the United States fight an undeclared war during the 1790s? Britain

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Quiz 3 Review

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  1. Quiz 3 Review

  2. Europeans took advantage of America’s weakness during the 1790s by • Raiding the frontiers • Raiding American ships • Blockading American ports • Expelling American diplomats

  3. Raiding American ships

  4. With whom did the United States fight an undeclared war during the 1790s? • Britain • Spain • France • Germany

  5. France

  6. The Alien Acts granted the president the power to • Expel foreign diplomats • Declare war • Expel or imprison immigrants • Prohibit “treasonous” speech

  7. Expel or imprison immigrants

  8. The Sedition Acts granted the president the power to • Expel foreign diplomats • Declare war • Expel or imprison immigrants • Prohibit “treasonous speech”

  9. Prohibit “treasonous speech”

  10. The Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions advocated • Loose constructionism • Nullification • Implied powers • Sedition

  11. Nullification

  12. In what resolutions did James Madison suggest that states have the right to secede when the federal government acts unconstitutionally? _________________

  13. Virginia Resolutions

  14. What act insured that the Federalists would have a lasting influence on the judiciary? ____________________

  15. The Judiciary Act of 1801

  16. A) “midnight appointments” • B) Quasi War • C) Virginia Resolutions • D) XYZ Affair • French seizure of American cargo

  17. B) Quasi War

  18. A) “midnight appointments” • B) Quasi War • C) Virginia Resolutions • D) XYZ Affair • ___ America’s humiliating peace negotiations with France

  19. D) XYZ Affair

  20. A) “midnight appointments” • B) Quasi War • C) Virginia Resolutions • D) XYZ Affair • ___ declaration that the states have the right to nullify unconstitutional federal acts

  21. C) Virginia Resolutions

  22. A) “midnight appointments” • B) Quasi War • C) Virginia Resolutions • D) XYZ Affair • ___ effort to fill the judiciary with Federalists

  23. A) “midnight appointments”

  24. T/F ___ The war with France was called a “Quasi War” because war was never officially declared.

  25. True

  26. T/F ___ The alien and Sedition Acts were clearly unconstitutional.

  27. True

  28. T/F ___ John Adams and Thomas Jefferson remained bitter enemies throughout their lives.

  29. False

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