The fundamental problem leading to the Indian wars and the defeat of Harmar and St. Clair in 1790 and 1791 was

The Anti-Federalists

Believed in Montesquieu's argument that republics succeed only in small countries.

The majority of the delegates at the Philadelphia convention 

Advocated a republic with checks on the people's power.

The Great Compromise included all of the following agreements EXCEPT 

An immediate end to the slave trade.

The causes of the depression of the mid-1780s included all of the following EXCEPT 

The inability of the United States to trade with Britain.

In Shays's Rebellion, 

Both its advocates and its opponents claimed to be supporting property rights and liberty.

The fundamental problem leading to the Indian wars and the defeat of Harmar and St. Clair in 1790 and 1791 was 

The conflict between the government's goals of acquiring Indian land and of treating Indians justly.

During the Constitutional Convention, all of the following occurred EXCEPT

The delegates agreed to send the Constitution to the state legislatures to be ratified.

Judith Sargent Murray argued that

Women should learn to depend on themselves and think independently.

Washington issued a proclamation of neutrality in April 1793, because 

He feared Ambassador Genêt's activities would bring war with Britain.

The map of Spanish claims to American territory before 1795 shows those claims 

Were located south of the Tennessee River.

The causes of Shays's Rebellion included all of the following EXCEPT 

The feeling that property should be redistributed from the rich to the poor.

The election of 1800 

Marked the peaceful transfer of power from one party to the other.

The correct chronological order of the following events is 

The Federalist published, French Revolution begins, Treaty of Greenville, "Quasi-War" with France.

The first two-party system included

Federalists who wanted a strong central government.

Following the end of the war for independence, the United States had trouble gaining control of the land granted to it under the Treaty of Paris because 

Spain reasserted its claims to the area south of the Ohio.

Shays's Rebellion 

Led conservative nationalists to insist on a stronger central government.

The majority of the delegates at the Philadelphia convention 

Advocated a republic with checks on the people's power.

The delegates who met in Philadelphia in 1787 

Belonged to a social elite who distrusted democracy.

As a result of the battle of Fallen Timbers, 

The Indians ceded much of Ohio under the Treaty of Greenville.

Jay's Treaty and Pinckney's Treaty 

Together allowed the United States to control fully the land to the Mississippi.

Washington's Farewell Address 

Argued for as little political connection to Europe as possible.

By retaining the northwest posts around the Great Lakes, the British hoped to continue the fur trade and 

Establish an Indian zone preventing American expansion.

The majority of the delegates at the Philadelphia convention

Advocated a republic with checks on the people's power.

The suppression of the "Whiskey Rebellion" indicated all of the following EXCEPT 

The national government proved that the protestors had no legitimate complaint.

The most likely opponents of the Constitution at the ratifying conventions were 

Debtors and farmers in the interior.

The United States Supreme Court under Chief Justice John Jay

Strengthened its own role by establishing itself as the final authority on the law.

The differences between Hamilton and Jefferson boil down to

Hamilton's fear that the government of the Constitutional Convention was in jeopardy.

The Bill of Rights includes all of the following EXCEPT 

No state denying any person of equal protection of the law.

Pinckney's Treaty did all of the following EXCEPT

Insure "most-favored-nation status" with Britain.