Questions and CORRECT Answers
Antifederalist - CORRECT ANSWER - Somebody who opposed the Constitution of the
United States and the idea of a strong national government
cabinet - CORRECT ANSWER - A group of advisors chosen by the head of a nation to
help in government
electoral college - CORRECT ANSWER - The group of people chosen by the voters to
elect a president and Vice president of the United States.
electors - CORRECT ANSWER - Members of the electoral college
excise tax - CORRECT ANSWER - A tax on the manufacture, sale, or use of certain
articles
inauguration - CORRECT ANSWER - The act or ceremony of installing a president into
office.
ratify - CORRECT ANSWER - To confirm, approve
republic - CORRECT ANSWER - A nation or state in which the citizens elect
representatives to manage the government, which is usually headed by a president rather than a
monarch
tariff - CORRECT ANSWER - A duty levied by a government on imported or exported
goods
, George Washington - CORRECT ANSWER - He considered every problem thoughtfully
and followed through
state department, treasury department, war department, and attorney general's office -
CORRECT ANSWER - what were the 4 executive departments were established in the
new government?
a presidential cabinet. - CORRECT ANSWER - The Constitution made no mention of
restore the nation's economic credit so that the government could raise money in the future -
CORRECT ANSWER - Hamilton proposed paying the entire national debt at its face
value in order to
George Washington - CORRECT ANSWER - He established the custom of using the
heads of various departments for his personal advisers.
The Bank of the United States - CORRECT ANSWER - hold funds on deposit
lend money to the government when necessary
issue money
A national bank was not mentioned in the Constitution - CORRECT ANSWER - Why did
many oppose the national bank?
caucus - CORRECT ANSWER - A meeting of members of a political party to make plans,
choose candidates, or decide how to vote
democracy - CORRECT ANSWER - A government run by the people who live under it.
People rule either directly through meetings that all may attend, or indirectly through the election
of representatives