Question

question 33
2 pts
this law stated that speaking out against the government in almost any form was illegal.
○ alien friends act
○ alien enemies act
○ sedition act
○ naturalization act
question 34
2 pts
whose strong conviction and a lack of loyalties to any individual state brought an unabashed nationalism to washington’s cabinet?
○ alexander hamilton
○ john adams
○ james madison
○ thomas jefferson

Explanation:

Question 33

The Sedition Act made it illegal to speak out against the government. The Alien Friends Act and Alien Enemies Act dealt with aliens, and the Naturalization Act dealt with citizenship requirements. So the correct option is the Sedition Act.

Alexander Hamilton had strong nationalist views and no strong loyalty to a single state, bringing nationalism to Washington's cabinet. John Adams was not in the cabinet in the same way, James Madison and Thomas Jefferson had state loyalties or different focuses.

Answer:

C. Sedition Act

Question 34