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Why did the Louisiana Purchase happen? Check all of the boxes that apply.

A
The United States wanted access to Louisiana for trade along the Mississippi River.
B
France wanted to avoid a war with the United States.
C
France needed money to finance its war in Europe.
D
France feared revolts in the Americas.
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2.the route of Lewis and Clarkthe Louisiana Territory✔ the Northwest Territory

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the route of Lewis and Clark
B
the Louisiana Territory
C
✔ the Northwest Territory
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3.✔ the route of Lewis and Clarkthe Louisiana Territorythe Northwest Territory

A
✔ the route of Lewis and Clark
B
the Louisiana Territory
C
the Northwest Territory
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Selection 1:the Louisiana Territory
Selection 2:the Northwest Territory
Selection 3:the route of Lewis and Clark
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Choose the correct label for the land on the map. 1.the route of Lewis and Clark✔ the Louisiana Territorythe Northwest Territory

Answers:
Selection 1:the Louisiana Territory
Selection 2:the Northwest Territory
Selection 3:the route of Lewis and Clark
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The most important outcome of the Treaty of 1818 was that

A
Britain claimed land west of the Mississippi.
B
the US-Canada border was set at the 49th parallel.
C
Americans were forbidden to fish off the coast of Canada.
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Which of the following were among Alexander Hamilton’s economic and political goals in the early years of the United States? Check all of the boxes that apply.

A
To create a powerful federal government
B
To sign a treaty with France
C
To create a national bank
D
To promote industry and manufacturing
E
To reduce the size of the federal government
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What did the Federalists believe in? Check all of the boxes that apply.

A
Support for the French
B
A national bank
C
US neutrality
D
A loose interpretation of the Constitution
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In the election of 1800, the House of Representatives had to

A
choose which candidates would run.
B
select the winner.
C
prevent political rivals from running together.
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In Marbury v. Madison, the Supreme Court asserted the power of

A
loose constructionism.
B
judicial review.
C
interstate commerce.
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Which group supported the French Revolution?

A
the Democratic-Republicans
B
the Federalists
C
the British
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The French agents X, Y, and Z demanded

A
the surrender of US troops in the Louisiana Territory.
B
US diplomats’ support of the French monarchy.
C
a bribe and millions of dollars in loans for France.
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In response to the Alien and Sedition Acts, the Democratic-Republicans

A
argued that President Adams should be removed from office.
B
wrote resolutions arguing that a state could ignore federal laws it believed to be unconstitutional.
C
voted to secede from the Union.
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The image on the right depicts three Indigenous warriors who fought in the War of 1812. There is a British flag behind them. Why might they have been shown in this way?

A
They were captives of the British army.
B
They fought with the British against the United States.
C
The United States and Britain were allies during the War of 1812.
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According to this quote and what you learned in this lesson, what was an effect of the War of 1812?

A
Britain gave Florida to the United States.
B
The United States fell into major debt.
C
The United States gained international respect.

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