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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What year was the treaty between Algeria and the U.S.?
(a) 1784.
(b) 1796.
(c) 1792.
(d) 1788.
2. What things did Jefferson think governed Algiers?
(a) Money and fear.
(b) Fear and cowardice.
(c) Money, fear, and cowardice.
(d) Money and cowardice.
3. What type of a letter did Adams write after meeting with the ambassador of Tripoli, in Chapter 4?
(a) Long.
(b) Mocking.
(c) Short.
(d) Controversial.
4. When did Adams move to London?
(a) Early 1785.
(b) Mid 1785.
(c) Late 1785.
(d) 1786.
5. When did Adams and Jefferson meet to talk about a new loan for the U.S.?
(a) Early 1789.
(b) Early 1788.
(c) Late 1789.
(d) Late 1788.
Short Answer Questions
1. What happened to the interest payments on the debt that America had acquired during the war to France?
2. How many missions were made to Algiers to deal with the Barbary pirates?
3. Which term did Adams and Jefferson begin to use to describe their positions in Chapter 3?
4. In what country was Adams a diplomat in the 1780s?
5. Why did the Europeans ironically permit the Barbary piracy?
Short Essay Questions
1. How was the Constitution written?
2. Which two options did Adams and Jefferson give to Congress about dealing with the Barbary pirates, in Chapter 4?
3. Where were Adams and Jefferson during the Federal Convention, and what was their opinion of it?
4. What was the result of Adams' loan negotiations with the Dutch?
5. Why were Adams and Jefferson considered to be radical by some people, in Chapter 1?
6. Why are the Federalists no longer a political party?
7. How did Adams respond to a meeting with the ambassador of Tripoli, in Chapter 4?
8. How did Adams and Jefferson meet?
9. What role did Abigail Adams have in the letters?
10. How were Adams and Jefferson described in the Introduction?
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