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he early steamboats like? Sec.Sec. 233, 234.--_a_. What fact hindered the growth of cotton on a large scale in colonial times? _b_. How did Whitney's cotton gin change these conditions? Sec.Sec. 235, 236.--_a_. Why had manufacturing received so little attention before the Revolution? _b_. How did the new government encourage manufacturing? CHAPTER 23 Sec. 237.--_a_. How did Jefferson's inauguration illustrate his political ideas? _b_. Compare his method of opening Congress with that employed by Washington and Adams. Which method is followed to-day? Sec.Sec. 238.--_a_. What is the Civil Service? How had Washington and Adams filled offices? Was their action wise? Sec.Sec. 239.--_a_. Explain the Judiciary Act of 1801. _b_. What power has Congress over the Judiciary? (Constitution, Art. III). Sec.Sec. 240.--_a_. What was Jefferson's policy toward expenses? How did he carry it out? What was the result of these economies? _b_. Was the reduction of the navy wise? What conditions make a large navy necessary? Sec.Sec. 241-244.--_a_. When and how had Louisiana changed hands since its settlement? Why were the Spaniards poor neighbors? _b_. How did the United States acquire Louisiana? _c_. Trace on a map the boundaries of the Louisiana Purchase. Compare its value to-day with the price paid. _d_. What important discoveries did Lewis and Clark make? Sec.Sec. 245, 246.--_a_. Give instances which illustrate the disadvantages of the old way of electing the President and Vice-President. _b_. Explain carefully the changes made by the Twelfth Amendment, and show how a President may be elected by a minority of the voters. CHAPTER 24 Sec.Sec. 247.--_a_. Describe the doings of the African pirates. Why had Washington and Adams paid them? _b_. Describe Jefferson's action and state the results. Sec.Sec. 248, 249.--_a_. Compare the power of France and Great Britain at this time. _b_. How did they try to injure one another? How did they treat American ships? _c_. Explain the impressment of sailors by the British. Sec.Sec. 250, 251.--_a_. Describe the difficulties of Jefferson's position. _b_. Give instances of refusal to buy British goods and the results. _c_. Explain the Embargo Act. Why was it a failure? _d_. Describe the outrage on the _Chesapeake_. Was the offer of the British government enough? What more should have been promised? Sec.Sec. 252, 253.--_a_. What were Jefferso
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