Achievements and key events:
John Adams- 1799 The Navy of the US got its first victory against France.
Thomas Jefferson - 1808 The law officially banned the salve trade.
James Madison - 1812 In this year Louisiana becomes the 18th of the Union.
James Monroe - 1819 Tha transcontinental Treaty had place, it transfered the Floridas from Spain to the United States.
Regarding Federalist Era, it ran from 1788 - 1800 and one of its achievements is that it began with the ratification of the United States, it also created a more powerful government by writing a new Constitution, this period was supported by George Washington and John Adams. A fail is when the Federalists took an aristocratic vision that was not popular to the Americas of middle class.
The Supreme Court ruled that Executive Order 9066 was indeed constitutional. This order resulted in the removal of Japanese-American citizens, regardless of their citizenship status, into internment camps. Korematsu, a Japanese-American citizen, sued the government for this mistreatment and charged them with violating the constitution.
However, the court ruled in favor of the government. The reason why they did was because they felt that the need to protect American society from Japanese spies outweighed the rights of Japanese-American citizens.
Feudal European and Japanese societies were built on hereditary classes system. The nobles were placed at the top which was followed by warriors, and lastly by the tenant farmers or serfs. In both feudal Europe and Japan, their constant warfare had the most important class of warriors. In Europe, the warriors were called knights, and in Japan, they were called samurai.
The correct answer is B)answer questions about U.S. history and government. To become a naturalized citizen of the United States and to obtain an American passport, there are a set of rules and regulations to follow. One of them is learning history and government questions about the United States. This is usually given to applicants through a CD to which they can listen to, learn and practice in the weeks coming before the test. Most prospective citizens who speak English, but also who do not are equally given a language test to see how good their proficiency in English is. This is a relatively long process, but once people pass they receive an American passport, as well as a green card.
