Quiz Me! - Era: Growth of a NationTest your knowledge about the Growth of a Nation era! 1 / 10What warning did George Washington issue in his Farewell Address of 1796? He recommended ending slavery immediately or our country would be at war later. If the U.S. did not form an alliance with England we were doomed to have another war with her. He recommended creating a strong military to fight off future attacks from foreign countries. He recommended staying away from foreign alliances and forming political parties. 2 / 10He oversaw the military removal of many Indian Tribes in Georgia, Alabama, and Spanish Florida. Later, as President of the United States of America, he proposed the Indian Removal Act. George Washington Ulysses S. Grant John C. Calhoun Andrew Jackson 3 / 10Which U.S. Supreme Court case established the power of judicial review? Gibbons v. Ogden Worcester v. Georgia McCulloch v. Maryland Marbury v. Madison 4 / 10In which U.S. Supreme Court case did Native Americans win a legal victory to keep their land, but the victory was hollow because they were removed from their land anyway? Barron v. Baltimore Worcester v. Georgia Gibbons v. Ogden Dartmouth College v. Woodward 5 / 10Why did John Adams appoint federal judges before leaving office? Adams wanted to keep the judicial branch under Federalist control. John Adams did not want James Madison to join the Supreme Court. Adams wanted John Marshall to become the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Adams knew that President Jefferson did not agree with his political ideas. 6 / 10John Marshall most famously served what role? Senate Majority Leader Speaker of the House President of the United States of America Chief Justice of the Supreme Court 7 / 10Why was the Judiciary Act of 1789 necessary? The U.S. Constitution did not specify how many justices there should be or which cases the court should hear. There were not enough cases being heard at the Supreme Court. There were no requirements to become a justice. Protests were breaking out regarding the power of the Supreme Court. 8 / 10Why was the Sedition Act of 1789 passed? President Adams and the Federalists Congress did not want any more American sympathy for the French. Congress and the Presidents wanted to get rid of any British citizens trying to start a war. President Adams wanted to make sure Thomas Jefferson’s supporters were not allowed to vote. President Adams feared more immigrants would come to the United States if strict laws were not passed. 9 / 10This Chief Justice of the Supreme Court ruled in Marbury v Madison (1803) and presided over the treason trial of Aaron Burr. His interpretations of the Constitution laid the groundwork for much of current constitutional theory and a strong national government. Benjamin Franklin John Marshall Thomas Jefferson Roger Sherman 10 / 10Which issue would a member of the Democratic-Republican political party support? The National Bank Tariffs to support the new industries in the Northeast Strict interpretation of the Constitution Strong trade agreements with the British Your score is Try another 10!
