Question

Matching: Match the following terms with the appropriate definitions:

1. Proclamation of Neutrality
2. Gibbons vs. Ogden
3. Whiskey Rebellion
4. X,Y,Z Affair
5. The Corrupt Bargain
6. Worcester vs. Georgia
7. Spoils System
8. Horace Mann
9. Seneca Falls Convention
10. Temperance Movement
A. referred to as the "Father of Public Schools in America"
B. the alleged deal between John Quincy Adams and Henry Clay, which gave Adams to Presidency
C. Supreme Court decision which strengthened the federal government's control over interstate trade
D: attempt to end American drinking of alcohol
E. attempted bribery scandal between 3 French agents and John Marshall
F. the Cherokee nation sued the state of Georgia in an attempt to remain on their land
G. declaration by George Washington stating the U.S.'s military isolationism
H. President Jackson fired 20% of the workers and replaced them with loyal party supporters or friends
I. a group of Pennsylvanians refused to pay an excise tax which lead to a military response by Washington
J. women's rights gathering in upstate New York in 1848 which called for equality amongst men and women

Answer 1

This answer provides the matching of various terms related to U.S. history and their respective definitions, including Proclamation of Neutrality, Gibbons vs. Ogden, Whiskey Rebellion, X,Y,Z Affair, The Corrupt Bargain, Worcester vs. Georgia, Spoils System, Horace Mann, Seneca Falls Convention, and Temperance Movement.

Step-by-step explanation:

1. Proclamation of Neutrality - G. declaration by George Washington stating the U.S.'s military isolationism

2. Gibbons vs. Ogden - C. Supreme Court decision which strengthened the federal government's control over interstate trade

3. Whiskey Rebellion - I. a group of Pennsylvanians refused to pay an excise tax which lead to a military response by Washington

4. X,Y,Z Affair - E. attempted bribery scandal between 3 French agents and John Marshall

5. The Corrupt Bargain - B. the alleged deal between John Quincy Adams and Henry Clay, which gave Adams the Presidency

6. Worcester vs. Georgia - F. the Cherokee nation sued the state of Georgia in an attempt to remain on their land

7. Spoils System - H. President Jackson fired 20% of the workers and replaced them with loyal party supporters or friends

8. Horace Mann - A. referred to as the "Father of Public Schools in America"

9. Seneca Falls Convention - J. women's rights gathering in upstate New York in 1848 which called for equality amongst men and women

10. Temperance Movement - D: attempt to end American drinking of alcohol

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