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A) Citizens of other states were generally indifferent to it.
B) The central government effectively aided Massachusetts in quelling the rebellion.
C) Many leaders, such as Washington, concluded that the central government must be strengthened.
D) Most of the rebels were unemployed shipyard workers, frustrated by the depression of the 1780s.
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A) the creation of a Navy department and military appropriations to pursue the Federalist demands for war with France.
B) France unilaterally ending the alliance of 1778 with America.
C) France securing an alliance by bribing the American negotiators.
D) the creation of a permanent standing army with military appropriations to pursue the Republican demands for war with England.
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A) substantive due process.
B) executive privilege.
C) procedural due process.
D) checks and balances.
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A) Lyon-Griswold Tangle.
B) Berlin Decree.
C) XYZ Affair.
D) ABC Affair.
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A) condemning them because they assumed that elected officials were the masters rather than the servants of the people.
B) vigorously prosecuting alien critics of the government.
C) intentionally violating the Sedition Act to test its constitutionality before the Supreme Court.
D) organizing Republicans in Congress to block any Federalist measures until these acts were repealed.
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A) Thomas Jefferson
B) Patrick Henry
C) James Madison
D) Alexander Hamilton
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A) Alexander Hamilton, favoring the Bill of Rights.
B) Thomas Jefferson, opposing the National Bank.
C) Alexander Hamilton, favoring the National Bank.
D) Thomas Jefferson, opposing the Bill of Rights.
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A) widen the split between American political parties.
B) unite all political parties to oppose the principles of the French Revolution.
C) undermine America's close relationship with England.
D) unite all political parties to support the principles of the French Revolution.
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A) unanimous consent of members of Congress.
B) legislatures in three-fourths of the states.
C) specially elected conventions in nine of the thirteen states.
D) unanimous consent of the states.
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A) Judiciary Acts of 1801.
B) Militia and Quartering Acts.
C) Alien and Sedition Acts.
D) Kentucky and Virginia Resolves.
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