6. What was one of the challenges faced by President George Washington? a. Leading the nation through the War of 1812 b. Establishing a national bank to stabilize the economy. C Addressing territorial disputes with Native American tribes. d. Establishing diplomatic relations with European nations. 7. Which legislation,signed by John Adams, limited free speech during his presidency? a. The Allen Act b. The Sedition Act c. The Judiciary Act d. The Embargo Act 8. What was a significant outcome of the Sedition Act during the election of 1800? a. It resulted in the reelection of John Adams. b. It increased support for the Federalist Party. c.) It fueled public opposition and contributed to the election of Thomas Jefferson. d. It was widely accepted by the public without controversy. 9. What was one major action taken by President Thomas Jeffers regarding the Louisiana Territory? a. He initiated a war with France to gain control. b. He negotiated the purchase of the territory from Spain. c.He commissioned the Lewis and Clark Expedition to explore the territory. d. He rejected the idea of westward expansion altogether. 10. How did the Bill of Rights address the objections raised by t Anti-Federalists? a. By creating a stronger central government. b. By including guarantees of individual freedoms and protectior c. By outlining the powers of the president. d. By limiting the power of the Supreme Court.

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6. What was one of the challenges faced by President George Washington? a. Leading the nation through the War of 1812 b. Establishing a national bank to stabilize the economy. C Addressing territorial disputes with Native American tribes. d. Establishing diplomatic relations with European nations. 7. Which legislation,signed by John Adams, limited free speech during his presidency? a. The Allen Act b. The Sedition Act c. The Judiciary Act d. The Embargo Act 8. What was a significant outcome of the Sedition Act during the election of 1800? a. It resulted in the reelection of John Adams. b. It increased support for the Federalist Party. c.) It fueled public opposition and contributed to the election of Thomas Jefferson. d. It was widely accepted by the public without controversy. 9. What was one major action taken by President Thomas Jeffers regarding the Louisiana Territory? a. He initiated a war with France to gain control. b. He negotiated the purchase of the territory from Spain. c.He commissioned the Lewis and Clark Expedition to explore the territory. d. He rejected the idea of westward expansion altogether. 10. How did the Bill of Rights address the objections raised by t Anti-Federalists? a. By creating a stronger central government. b. By including guarantees of individual freedoms and protectior c. By outlining the powers of the president. d. By limiting the power of the Supreme Court.

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6. b. Establishing a national bank to stabilize the economy.7. b. The Sedition Act8. c. It fueled public opposition and contributed to the election of Thomas Jefferson.9. c. He commissioned the Lewis and Clark Expedition to explore the territory.10. b. By including guarantees of individual freedoms and protections.

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6. President George Washington faced the challenge of establishing a national bank to stabilize the economy, which was a significant issue during his presidency.7. The Sedition Act, signed by John Adams, limited free speech by making it illegal to publish false, scandalous, and malicious writing against the government.8. The Sedition Act fueled public opposition and contributed to the election of Thomas Jefferson in 1800.9. President Thomas Jefferson commissioned the Lewis and Clark Expedition to explore the Louisiana Territory after its purchase.10. The Bill of Rights addressed Anti-Federalist objections by including guarantees of individual freedoms and protections.

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