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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. When did Jefferson's wife pass away?
(a) 1781.
(b) 1779.
(c) 1782.
(d) 1780.
2. When was Adams released from his position as diplomat?
(a) Spring of 1789.
(b) Spring of 1788.
(c) Fall of 1789.
(d) Fall of 1788.
3. Where was Jefferson the governor?
(a) Virginia.
(b) Pennsylvania.
(c) Massachusetts.
(d) Maryland.
4. What did Adams and Jefferson use to support their positions in the letters?
(a) Literature and other people's opinions.
(b) Cases from history, other people's opinions, and literature.
(c) Cases from history and literature.
(d) Cases from history and other people's opinions.
5. How was Adams described in the Introduction?
(a) Short, round, and jovial.
(b) Short, slender, and reserved.
(c) Short, round, and reserved.
(d) Short, slender, and jovial.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where did Adams and Jefferson meet?
2. Which obstacles of Independence concerned Adams and Jefferson in 1777?
3. Where did Adams go to help secure formal recognition of American independence?
4. How were Adams' negotiations with the Portuguese described in Chapter 3?
5. When was the last letter in Chapter 4 written?
Short Essay Questions
1. How did Adams and Jefferson meet?
2. Which concerns did Adams and Jefferson have about their diplomatic negotiations, in Chapter 3?
3. How did whale-oil fishery become an issue again in 1788?
4. Which difficulties did Adams and Jefferson have in negotiating with Britain, and how did they respond to them?
5. Which party did Jefferson belong to and what did it stand for?
6. How did Adams respond to a meeting with the ambassador of Tripoli, in Chapter 4?
7. How did the U.S. lose a strategic link to France in 1787?
8. Which criticism of the Constitution did Adams refute, in Chapter 5?
9. How was the Constitution written?
10. Why are the Federalists no longer a political party?
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