13. Matching: People of the Early American Republic Thomas Jefferson a. Chief Justice of the U.S Supreme Court from 1801-1835. James Madison b. Leader of a large multi-tribal confederacy; promoted unity; Tecumseh c. Signed the Alien & Sedition Acts into law. Sacagawea d. Secured the Louisiana Purchase from France. John Marshall e. The U.S. president during the War of 1812. John Adams f. Shoshone woman who helped the Lewis Clark Expedition. 14. What was the Whiskey Rebellion? __ 15. Which political party preferred power to be held by state governments? a. Federalists b Nationalists c. Democratic-Republicans d. Anti-Nationalists 16. Alexander Hamilton reason/s for supporting the idea of a National Bank was/were- a. He wanted a bank that could print a national currency. b. He thought it would make repaying the American war debt easier. c. He felt that it would be a source of expanding capital for the growing U.S economy. d. All of the above 17. Which of the following leaders did NOT support the creation of a National Bank? a. James Madison b. Thomas Jefferson c. Anti-Federalists d. None of the above supported the creation of a National Bank.

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13. Matching: People of the Early American Republic Thomas Jefferson a. Chief Justice of the U.S Supreme Court from 1801-1835. James Madison b. Leader of a large multi-tribal confederacy; promoted unity; Tecumseh c. Signed the Alien & Sedition Acts into law. Sacagawea d. Secured the Louisiana Purchase from France. John Marshall e. The U.S. president during the War of 1812. John Adams f. Shoshone woman who helped the Lewis Clark Expedition. 14. What was the Whiskey Rebellion? __ 15. Which political party preferred power to be held by state governments? a. Federalists b Nationalists c. Democratic-Republicans d. Anti-Nationalists 16. Alexander Hamilton reason/s for supporting the idea of a National Bank was/were- a. He wanted a bank that could print a national currency. b. He thought it would make repaying the American war debt easier. c. He felt that it would be a source of expanding capital for the growing U.S economy. d. All of the above 17. Which of the following leaders did NOT support the creation of a National Bank? a. James Madison b. Thomas Jefferson c. Anti-Federalists d. None of the above supported the creation of a National Bank.

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13. Thomas Jefferson: d. James Madison: e. John Marshall: a. Tecumseh:b. Sacagawea: f. John Adams: c.14. Therebellion was a fiery action triggered by the whiskey tax imposed in 1791 by the federal government, it stood as one of the first prominent resistances to the exercise of federal authority in USA.15. c. Democratic-Republicans16. d. All of the above17. d. None of the above supported the creation of a National Bank.

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13. This is a matching question, participants are expected to pair people to their specific historical relevance in the early American republic.Required understanding to this question is knowledge of U.S. history in the 18th - early 19th century with specific relevance to the respective roles played by the people in the question during the early constitution of America.14. The Whiskey Rebellion, which occurred in the United States during President George Washington's administration, requires brief historical understanding of this event.15. This question requires identification of the American Party during the early republic period which held a strong belief in state power orientation.16. It’s a question about the economic philosophy of Alexander Hamilton, which is fundamentally the source of U.S. economics; with the curation of the National Bank to held manage and set the financial operation of the country.17. A comprehension of prominent American Insurgents who were powerful critiques of the National Bank bounce that Alexander Hamilton contested for in America are requested here.

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