What was alexander hamilton main reason for insisting that all the nations debt must be paid in full?
1. so the country could borrow in the future
2. so the country would be seen as a world leader
3. because many citizens needed the money
4. because the nations had a moral obligation to do so

what was hamiltons main purpose in proposing a protective traffic?
1. to support americans business
2. to raise money for the government
3. to make the north stronger than the south
4. to provide funds for the bank of the united states

why might the democratic republic party have rejected the federalist plan to develop a national bank?
1. the democratic republic believed that the bank would benefit manufacturers at the expense of small farmers
2. the democratic republic believed that the bank would weaken the federal government
3. the democratic republic believed that the bank would finance wars
4. the democratic republic believed that the bank would be bad for cities and manufacturing

after the xyz affair, what did president adams do instead of declaring war?
1. he increased the size of the army
2. he halted all trade with europe
3. he increased the size of the american navy
4. he did not allow europe ships in american ports

the passage of the alien and sedition acts led directly to the
1. decline of the federalist party control of congress and the presidency
2. demand for and eventual ratification of the 12th amendment
3. claim that states had the right to determine the constitutionality of a law
4. increase in voters who would vote for the democratic republicans

which of these first actions taken by jefferson does not reflect his beliefs in the need to reduce the power of the government?
1. the purchase of the louisiana territory
2. the elimination of the whiskey tax
3. the cutting of spending
4. the reduction in size of the u. s. army

based on map, which was a primary benefit of the louisiana purchase?
1. it doubles the amount of land in the united states.
2. it provided a buffer between the united states
3. it doubled the number of american ports in the gulf of mexico
4. it provided easier access to the great lakes

what were some unexpected results of jefferson's embargo act? select all that apple (2 points)
1. tecumseh's lack of funds to support his military goals
2. the dependence on white manufactured goods and customs by those eastern native american groups
3. the existing rivalries among the different native american nations in the region
4. tecumseh's disregard for the alliances between white settlers and those native americans group

which of the following is a reason for the start of the war of 1812?
1. congress placed an embargo on u. s. shipping
2. the xyz affair caused tension with british
3. the u. s. was in dispute with great britain over the northwest territories
4. great britain wanted to region the american colonies

what was the main benefit to the united states of the war of 1812?
1. recognition of american rights to neutrality
2. settling a border between the u. s. and canada
3. an end to british impression of american sailors
4. a new sense of pride among americans in their country

what led to sectionalism in the united states in the early 1800s?
1. the increased in conflicts between the process
2. the difference economic interests of the regions
3. the rise in conflicts over who can determine the constitutionality of law
4. the mounting tensions over enslaving africa americans

what was the significance of the monroe doctrine
1. it in creased americans trade with latin american countries
2. it solved the problem of piracy in the caribbean
3. it provided military aid to spain to fight the british
4. it opposed european involvement in the americas.

during monroe's presidency and under chief justice john marshall, what were some significant ways that the u. s. supreme court impacted the nation?
1. the court limited the power of the federal government by requiring states to provide any new treaties.
2. the court expanded the power of the house and senate
3. the court expanded the power of the federal government right making it easier for the government to regulate trade.
4. the court limited the power of the president by outlawing the ability to veto a bill