Lesson Y212.4
Y212.4 The early Republic 1783–1796 Quiz: OCR History, Unit 2
20 questions
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Lesson Y212.4, The early Republic 1783–1796: 20 multiple choice questions for the OCR History (H505), Unit 2: Unit group 2: Non-British period study, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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Which document served as the first national constitution of the United States before 1789?
- United States Constitution
- Articles of Confederation
- Bill of Rights
- Declaration of Independence
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Which 1786–1787 armed uprising by Massachusetts farmers highlighted the weakness of the central government?
- Stono Rebellion
- Whiskey Rebellion
- Shays' Rebellion
- Bacon's Rebellion
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In which city did delegates meet in 1787 to draft the new United States Constitution?
- New York
- Boston
- Philadelphia
- Washington D.C.
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Which constitutional proposal presented in 1787 advocated equal representation for all states regardless of population?
- Virginia Plan
- Connecticut Compromise
- New Jersey Plan
- Hamilton Plan
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Which agreement settled representation in Congress by creating a bicameral legislature at the 1787 Convention?
- Three-Fifths Compromise
- Trade Compromise
- Great Compromise
- Missouri Compromise
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How were enslaved people counted for state representation and direct taxation under the 1787 Constitution?
- Two-thirds
- Three-fifths
- Full person
- One-half
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How many states were required to ratify the United States Constitution for it to take effect?
- All thirteen states
- Seven states
- Nine states
- Eleven states
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Which political group strongly opposed ratifying the 1787 Constitution, fearing central executive tyranny?
- Federalists
- Republicans
- Whigs
- Anti-Federalists
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Who wrote the Federalist Papers alongside James Madison and Alexander Hamilton to support constitutional ratification?
- John Adams
- Thomas Jefferson
- Benjamin Franklin
- John Jay
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Who was unanimously elected as the first President of the United States in 1789?
- Thomas Jefferson
- Alexander Hamilton
- George Washington
- John Adams
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Whom did George Washington appoint as the first Secretary of the Treasury in 1789?
- Edmund Randolph
- Henry Knox
- Thomas Jefferson
- Alexander Hamilton
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In which year were the first ten amendments, known as the Bill of Rights, officially ratified?
- 1791
- 1787
- 1796
- 1789
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Which 1795 treaty with Spain granted the United States navigation rights on the Mississippi River?
- Treaty of Paris
- Pinckney's Treaty
- Treaty of Ghent
- Jay's Treaty
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Which controversial 1794 treaty resolved outstanding post-war issues between the United States and Great Britain?
- Pinckney's Treaty
- Treaty of Paris
- Jay's Treaty
- Adams-Onís Treaty
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Which 1794 domestic uprising over federal taxation was directly suppressed by forces led by Washington?
- Fries's Rebellion
- Regulator Movement
- Whiskey Rebellion
- Shays' Rebellion
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Which 1787 ordinance under the Articles of Confederation established a procedure for admitting new Western states?
- Judiciary Act 1789
- Northwest Ordinance
- Neutrality Proclamation
- Land Ordinance 1784
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What financial institution did Alexander Hamilton propose in 1790 to manage public credit and federal funds?
- Bank of England
- Department of Treasury
- Federal Reserve System
- First National Bank
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Which cabinet member strongly opposed Hamilton's financial policies, leading to the emergence of political parties?
- Henry Knox
- Thomas Jefferson
- John Adams
- John Jay
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In his 1796 Farewell Address, what key practice did George Washington establish regarding presidential tenure?
- Two-term precedent
- Direct popular vote
- Annual presidential election
- Lifetime appointment
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Who won the 1796 presidential election to succeed George Washington as the second US President?
- Thomas Jefferson
- Alexander Hamilton
- Aaron Burr
- John Adams
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