Week 8 U.S. History: Growing Pains - The New Republic 1790-1820

 

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U.S. History Week 8

Growing Pains: The New Republic, 1790-1820

I designed a quiz related to chapter 8 at the bottom of this article.

Directions for the quiz:

1. Scroll down & click on the first thumbnail to enlarge to full screen.
2. Choose an answer for each question.
3. Click on the graphic to advance to the next screen.
4. The correct answer is on the screen following the question.
5. Compare your answers with those provided.
6. If you cannot easily see the correct answer, check the captions.

Review the following Chapter 8 pages:

• Introduction
• Competing Visions: Federalists and Democratic-Republicans
• The New American Republic
• Partisan Politics
• The United States Goes Back to War
• Key Terms
• Summary

Practice learning Chapter 8 Key Terms on Quizlet.

Week 8 Videos:

• 3-Minute Guide to the Bill of Rights (3:34)
• The Whiskey Rebellion (1:39)
• Impressment, Jay & Pinckney’s Treaties (3:59)
• Alien and Sedition Acts (2:22)
• Hamilton v. Jefferson: The Central Bank Debate (5:36)
• The Louisiana Purchase (5:00)
• Thomas Jefferson & His Democracy (13:18)
• Jefferson, Neutrality, and Embargo (11:09)
• The XYZ Affair (3:45)
• The War of 1812 (12:42)

Review the following information featuring the U.S.:

• Idaho (6:35)
• Illinois (6:44)
• Zachary Taylor (1:20)
• Zachary Taylor: Surprisingly Electable
• History Channel: Margaret Machall Smith Taylor
• Millard Fillmore (1:21)
• The Third Act of Millard Fillmore
• Abigail Powers Fillmore and the White House Library

Additional Resources:

• Chapter 8 Review Questions
• Chapter 8 Critical Thinking Questions
• Chapter 8 Partial Answer Key

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U.S. History Week 8 Growing Pains: The New Republic 1790-1820 

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In 1789, ____ became the first president of the United States.
Answer choices include: George Washington,
John Adams, Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Paine

The correct answer is George Washington.

The majority of those with high ranking
positions sought equality for all.
Answer choices include: true, false

The correct answer is false.

In 1791, 10 amendments were added
to the Constitution called the ___.
Answer choices include: 10 Commandments,
Statutes of Limitation, Articles of the Confederation, Bill of Rights

The correct answer is the Bill of Rights.

Which Amendment guaranteed the right
to free speech and religion?
Answer choices include: 1, 2, 5, 7

The correct answer is 1.

Alexander Hamilton, the first secretary of treasury,
wrote reports on all of the following EXCEPT:
Answer choices include: Manufactures,
Public Credit, National Bank, Poor Houses

The correct answer is Poor Houses.

In which state could women vote from 1776 to 1807?
Answer choices include: New York,
New Hampshire, New Jersey, Rhode Island

The correct answer is New Jersey.

In 1793, how did the United States respond to the
French Revolution’s request for help?
Answer choices include:
They sided with Great Britain.
They sided with France.
They maintained neutrality.
They assisted France & Great Britain.

The correct answer is they maintained neutrality.

Many refugees from Saint-Domingue & French
West Indian Islands went to ____, held by Spain.
Answer choices include:
Florida, Louisiana, California, New York

The correct answer is Louisiana.

Pennsylvania farmers in western counties
rebelled against the tax on ___.
Answer choices include:
whiskey, tea, beef, wheat

The correct answer is whiskey.

In 1795, the Western Confederacy agreed
to the Treaty of Greenville,
settling fighting over land in ___.
Answer choices include:
West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana

The correct answer is Ohio.

In 1796 when Adams became President, how many
vessels did the U.S. have in their Navy?
Answer choices include: 1, 5, 20, 52

The correct answer is 1.

___ turned public opinion against France in 1797?
Answer choices include:
French abolishment of slavery, the XYZ affair,
The Terror, Jay's Treaty

The correct answer is The XYZ affair.

Virginia and ___ felt the Alien & Sedition Acts encroached
on the 1st Amendment right to free speech.
Answer choices include:
North Carolina, Massachusetts, Maryland, Kentucky

The correct answer is Kentucky.

Who became the first U.S. Democractic-Republican president
in the Revolution of 1800?
Answer choices include: John Adams,
Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, James Madison

The correct answer is Thomas Jefferson.

For which profession did Thomas Jefferson
particularly advocate?
Answer choices include:
Bankers, Construction Workers, Farmers, Artists

The correct answer is Farmers.

The first conflict in which the U.S. fought
overseas was off the coast of ___. 
Answer choices include:
India, North Africa, Italy, France

The correct answer is North Africa.

The three U.S. Presidents holding office
from 1815 to 1828 were from ____.
Answer choices include:
Virginia, New York Massachusetts, South Carolina

The correct answer is Virginia.

Which two politicians had a duel in which one
shot and killed the other in 1804?
Answer choices include:
Adams & Madison,
Lewis & Clark,
Washington & Jefferson,
Burr & Hamilton

The correct answer is Burr & Hamilton.

From 1808 to 1809, American businesses declined by ___%
due to the Embargo Act of 1807.
Answer choices include: 25, 50, 75, 90

The correct answer is 75.

Who led troops against Britain in New Orleans after
the Treaty of Ghent was signed & the War of 1812 was over?
Answer choices include:
James Monroe, John Adams, Andrew Jackson, John Jay

The correct answer is Andrew Jackson.

Week 22 World History: Enlightenment and American Revolution, 1550-1789

 

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This world history resource focuses on the Enlightenment
and Revolution from 1550 to 1789 and includes quiz questions
and answers and video links to related topics.

I utilized World History: Patterns of Interaction (Holt McDougal) for our world history textbook. It has multiple options for different learning styles and covers a wide array of information.

This quiz accompanies Chapter 22: pages 620-647.

Directions for the quiz:

• Scroll down and click on the thumbnail to enlarge to full screen.
• Click on the graphic to advance to the next screen.
• Choose an answer for each question.
• Compare your answers with those provided.

If you are interested in a group and/or interactive version of this quiz,

log in to Kahoot! and search for Week 22 World History by Katrena.

Below are free videos to accompany chapter 22:

• Models of the Universe
• Galileo
• Crash Course: The Scientific Method
• Crash Course: the Enlightenment
• Beccaria & Criminal Justice
• Mary Wollstonecraft
• Diderot & History of Encyclopedias
• Baroque Period
• Neoclassical Architecture
• 6 Eras of Music History
• Crash Course: Enlightened Monarchs
• Crash Course Thomas Jefferson & His Democracy
• Crash Course U.S. Constitution, Articles, Federalism
• Bill of Rights

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World History Week 22:  Enlightenment & Revolution 1550-1789

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Starting in the mid-1500s, a new way of thinking called the ____ emerged.
It was based on careful observation & a willingness to question accepted beliefs.
Answer choices include: Geocentric Theory, Pythagorean Theorem,
Scientific Revolution, Bill of Rights

The correct answer is Scientific Revolution.

Nicholaus Copernicus disputed geocentric theory & began
considering the idea that the planets revolved around the sun, or ___.
Answer choices include: Heliocentric Theory, Scientific Method,
Centrifugal Force, Neoclassical Revolution

The correct answer is Heliocentric Theory.

Who developed several laws of motion & was forced to say that
Copernicus was wrong when he knew that Copernicus was correct?
Answer choices include: Johannes Kepler, Tyco Brahe, Ptolemy, Galileo Galilei

The correct answer is Galileo Galilei.

The Catholic Church embraced new mathematical theories of the early 1600s.
Answer choices include: true, false

The correct answer is false.

According to Gabriel Fahrenheit’s thermometer,
water freezes at ___ degrees Fahrenheit.
Answer choices include: 0, 32, 100, 212

The correct answer is 32.

Edward Jenner created the world’s first vaccine to prevent _____.
Answer choices include: Bubonic Plague, Polio, Smallpox, Tuberculosis

The correct answer is smallpox.

According to John Locke, all people are born
free & equal with all of the following rights EXCEPT:
Answer choices include: life, property, liberty, wealth

The correct answer is wealth.

Voltaire wrote 70 books of political essays, philosophy,
and drama that fought for complete anarchy,
intolerance, prejudice, & superstition.
Answer choices include: true, false

The correct answer is false.

Mary Astell wrote, “If all men are born ____,
how is it that all women are born ____?”
Answer choices include: slaves/free, happy/sad,
free/slaves, alone/together

The correct answer is free/slaves.

In the 1700s, scientists made new key discoveries in ____.
Answer choices include: physics, chemistry, biology, all of these

The correct answer is all of these.

During the enlightenment, people began to question openly
their religious beliefs & teachings of the church.
Answer choices include: true, false

The correct answer is true.

___ is used by writers to utilize wit and humor
to ridicule various ideas and customs.
Answer choices include: Satire, Prose, Biography, Narrative

The correct answer is Satire.

In the 1700s, ___ was the cultural and intellectual capital of Europe.
Answer choices include: New York, Berlin, Madrid, Paris

The correct answer is Paris.

Dennis Diderot created the first set of ___.
Answer choices include: dictionaries, encyclopedias,
thesauruses, romance novels

The correct answer is encyclopedias.

Wealthy women in France hosted social gatherings called ___
where philosophers, writers, artists, scientists,
& other great intellects would discuss ideas.
Answer choices include: salons, pecha cuchas, twitters, cybercafes

The correct answer is salons.

Two popular art styles in Europe in the 1700s included ___
with a grand, ornate design & ___ featuring a simple, elegant design.
Answer choices include: expressionism/impressionism,
baroque/neoclassical, landscape/portrait, conceptual/pop art

The correct answer is baroque/neoclassical.

Which of the following musicians was NOT trained in classical style?
Answer choices include: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart,
Franz Joseph Haydn, Ludwig van Beethovan, Johann Sebastian Bach

The correct answer is Johann Sebastian Bach.

Which of the following was NOT an enlightened despot
in Europe during the Enlightenment?
Answer choices include: Catherine the Great of Russia,
Frederick II of Prussia, Adolph Hitler of Germany, Joseph II of Austria

The correct answer is Adolph Hitler of Germany.

In 1773, colonists protested an import tax
via a demonstration called the ___.
Answer choices include: Georgia Boycott,
Boston Tea Party, Massachusetts Witch Trials, Roanoke Tax Refusal

The correct answer is Boston Tea Party.

Amendments to the American Constitution, called the ___,
protected basic individual rights such as
freedom of speech, press, assembly, and religion.
Answer choices include: Bill of Rights, Constitutional Convention,
Protestant Reformation, Declaration of Independence

The correct answer is Bill of Rights.

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