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In what year did John Adams take office as President of the United States?
1797
1803
1809
1789
1797
What was the name of the U.S.-French diplomatic scandal that led to a quasi-war at the beginning of John Adam's presidency?
HBH Affair
XYZ Affair
ABC Affair
FVA Affair
XYZ Affair
What was the cause of the outbreak of the American-French affair?
The imprisonment of American diplomats by the French military
mistaken shelling of American merchant ships by the French fleet
imposing high tariffs on American goods
demands for bribes of French officials in exchange for a meeting with an American delegation
demands for bribes of French officials in exchange for a meeting with an American delegation
The U.S.-French quasi-war has been ended under the arrangements of:
Treaty of Foix
Treaty of Montrésor
Treaty of Mortefontaine
Treaty of Falaise
Treaty of Mortefontaine
President John Adams was:
a Democratic-Republican
a Federalist
a Federalist
What was the name of a law, signed by president John Adams in 1798 that restricted the freedom of expression of the press?
The Sedition Act
Naturalization Act
Alien Enemy Act
Naval Act
The Sedition Act
Which US Department was established by the Congress during the John Adams presidency?
Department of Homeland Security
Department of the Army
United States Department of the Navy
Department of Labor
United States Department of the Navy
What nickname did John Adams earn for himself?
father of the American Navy
patron of peace
father of the American Diplomacy
Napaoleon's best friend
father of the American Navy
Who was his greatest opponents among the federalists?
Alexander Hamilton
John Jay
John Marshall
Rufus King
Alexander Hamilton
Who was the vice presidential nominee of the Federalists party in 1800 elections?
Alexander Hamilton
John Marshall
Rufus King
Charles Pinckney
Charles Pinckney
What election result did John Adams achieve when confronted by Thomas Jefferson?
lost 48.6% to 51,4%
won 51,4% to 48.6%
lost 38.6% to 61,4%
won 61,4% to 38.6%
lost 38.6% to 61,4%
What did John Adams do in his political retirement?
resumed his law practice
he took up the expansion of his plantations and international trade
writing his autobiography
advising the Department of the Navy
writing his autobiography
What newspaper did he publish to?
American Mercury
Connecticut Mirror
Independent American
Boston Patriot
Boston Patriot
What year did he start his correspondence with Thomas Jefferson?