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According to the Northwest Ordinance, a territory could become a state when it

A
had 5,000 adult males.
B
had 60,000 adult males.
C
voted to outlaw slavery.
D
offered freedom of religion.
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How did the Alien and Sedition Acts affect the election of 1800?

A
Thomas Jefferson broke the law under the acts and lost votes.
B
John Adams lost support because the acts were unpopular.
C
Aaron Burr used the acts to be placed on the ballot.
D
Charles Cotesworth Pinckney ran as an opponent of the acts.
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Why did President Thomas Jefferson want control of New Orleans?

A
to control trade along the Mississippi River
B
to control the territory of West Florida
C
to increase the amount of land available for settlement
D
to increase the likelihood of finding a water route to the Pacific
4

Which of the following provided for the creation of government in the Northwest Territory?

A
the Land Ordinance
B
the Northwest Ordinance
C
the Treaty of Greenville
D
the Louisiana Purchase
5

The Naturalization Act of the 1790s weakened support for Democratic-Republicans by

A
increasing the time it took immigrants to gain the right to vote.
B
making it illegal for noncitizen immigrants to criticize the government.
C
giving the president the power to imprison political opponents.
D
giving the president the power to send opponents out of the country.
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The main purpose of the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions during the Adams presidency was to

A
enforce the Alien and Sedition Acts.
B
promote security of the United States.
C
fight back against the Alien and Sedition Acts.
D
stop criticism of the government.
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Based on a vote by the House of Representatives, which individual won the election of 1800?

A
John Adams.
B
Aaron Burr.
C
Thomas Jefferson.
D
Charles Cotesworth Pinckney.
9

The election of 1800 marked the first time that a US president was chosen by

A
the electoral college.
B
a political party.
C
the House of Representatives.
D
the Supreme Court.
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Which statement best describes American political attitudes toward France during the 1790s?

A
Americans in both political parties supported France’s revolution and war with Britain.
B
Americans in both political parties feared the chaos of the French Revolution.
C
Democratic-Republicans supported France, while Federalists feared events in France.
D
Federalists supported France, while Democratic-Republicans feared events in France.

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