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Judiciary Act of 1789
a) Established a federal court system
b) Law that gave the President the power to deport aliens
c) Made it more difficult for white aliens to become citizens
d) Made it illegal to criticize the government
Federalist
a) Thomas Jefferson
b) Aaron Burr
c) Alexander Hamilton
d) Blue Jacket
Partison
a) Political meetings
b) Political parties
c) Favoring one side of a political issue
d) Listening to both sides of a political issue
National debt
a) Amount the country pays back to its citizen
b) Amount a country owes
c) Amount that leaders earn
d) Amount that goes to allies
First two political parties
a) Democrats and Republicans
b) Federalists and Whigs
c) Federalists and Loyalists
d) Federalists and Democratic-Republicans
Matthew Lyon
a) Arrested under Sedition Act
b) Deported under the Alien Act
c) Secretary of War
d) Secretary of Treasury
John Adams
a) First Secretary of Treasury
b) First Secretary of State
c) First Attorney General
d) First Vice President
Alexander Hamilton
a) Secretary of Treasury; issued Report on the Public Credit
b) Secretary of War; declared war on France
c) Chief Justice of the Supreme Court; Declared Alien Act unconstitutional
d) Secretary of State; Urged President to invade Spain
Little Turtle
a) Leader of the Shawnee people
b) Leader of the Iroquois Nation
c) Leader of the Miami people
d) Leader of the Oneida; Fought with the French
National bank was belief held by
a) Congress
b) Federalists
c) Democratic-Republicans
d) all 13 states
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