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The Jay Treaty negotiated in 1794 caused

A
the nation to feel greater tension with Britain.
B
a greater divide within the nation.
C
political parties within the young government to come closer together.
D
the nation to fall further into debt.
3

During Alexander Hamilton’s time as secretary of the treasury in 1790, the federal government

A
had only the money it had printed.
B
easily borrowed large sums of money.
C
had trouble borrowing money to pay its bills.
D
was paying back its loans.
4

How did Great Britain and France place the newly formed United States in the middle of their problems in the late 1700s?

A
They wanted the United States to remain neutral.
B
They pressured the United States to settle their conflicts.
C
They wanted the United States to lend them its cabinet for advice.
D
They pressured the United States to take sides.
5

To improve the financial situation of the United States, Alexander Hamilton wanted to

A
establish banks in each state.
B
establish a national bank.
C
borrow more money to pay the country’s bills.
D
encourage more farming.
6

What made trade difficult for the United States in 1790, when Hamilton was secretary of the treasury?

A
State governments were not allowed to print money.
B
Each state was allowed to print its own money.
C
Only the federal government could print money.
D
Congress printed different types of money.
7

A result of the Jay Treaty was that it

A
caused division in the United States over foreign policy.
B
created stronger economic ties with France.
C
showed the United States could stay neutral in foreign affairs.
D
showed the United States was unaffected by events in Europe.
9

The national bank Hamilton established in 1790

A
held private citizens’ money.
B
issued different currencies for each state.
C
held businesses’ money to keep it safe.
D
issued a national currency.
10

Which best states Alexander Hamilton’s attitude toward the conflict between Great Britain and France?

A
He favored military action against both France and Great Britain.
B
He favored the French.
C
He favored the British.
D
He favored neutrality, refusing to support either side.

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