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Why did Washington and the Federalists support Great Britain when it declared war on France?

A
France had turned its back on the United States during the American Revolution.
B
They wanted France’s revolutionary government to be removed so that order would return to France and Europe.
C
They were political conservatives who did not believe that America’s revolution could be copied by any other nation.
D
Washington felt Napoleon was unstable and dangerous.
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Think about what you learned about the rising division in America over problems happening in Europe.Which of these statements describe the reasons why American leaders were divided?Check any boxes that apply.

A
The Democrat Republicans sided with Germany over France.
B
The Federalists sided with Great Britain while the Democrat-Republicans sided with France.
C
The Federalists believed that Great Britain would restore order to Europe.
D
The Democrat-Republicans believed that the violence in France was only temporary.
E
The Democrat-Republicans saw France as an ally in Democracy.
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What statement best explains a position supported by Washington and the Federalists?

A
They hoped to increase states’ rights.
B
They wanted the US to have a permanent ambassador to France.
C
They supported a national bank to stabilize the economy.
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Which statement represents some of the concerns of the Democratic-Republicans.

A
They wanted to strengthen the national bank and central government.
B
They opposed the national bank and supported an agricultural economy.
C
They hoped to help Great Britain during the war in Europe.
D
They wanted to pass new taxes and strengthen the power or urban merchants.
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How did Thomas Jefferson and other Democratic-Republicans feel about the whiskey tax?

A
They felt other products should be taxed too.
B
They opposed the tax and thought the federal government was becoming too powerful.
C
They wanted people buying whiskey to be taxed, not those producing it.
D
They believed the tax would help the government make more money.
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Why did Washington respond so forcefully to the Whiskey Rebellion?

A
He worried the rebels had allied with lingering British forces.
B
He felt that the new government had to show that it was capable of keeping order.
C
He knew the United States was on the verge of bankruptcy and had to collect taxes.
D
He was beholden to Federalist creditors who demanded bold action in the West.
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Which one of these statements describes a consequence of the Whiskey Rebellion?

A
It led many to turn against George Washington.
B
It created greater division between the new political parties.
C
It laid the foundation for early temperance movements.
D
It was very positive, and the whiskey tax was kept permanently.

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