13. nullification was the idea that states could nullify, or void, what?
a. any treaty it felt was unconstitutional
b. any other state's law it felt was unconstitutional
c. any federal law it felt was unconstitutional
d. the citizenship of any american

14. how many houses of the legislature were set up under the constitution?
a. one
b. three
c. four
d. two

15. which of the following best describes anglo-texans' response to mexican laws? the settlers a. followed all mexican laws faithfully.
b. kept slaves but agreed to convert to catholicism. c. didn't need to follow mexican laws due to a special agreement.
d. kept slaves and refused to convert to catholicism.

16. what statement best describes jefferson's attitude toward government?
a. he wanted a smaller federal government with reduced taxes, military, and bureaucracy.
b. he believed that a government wasn't needed to run the united states
c. he wanted to keep government the same as it was under the federalists. d. he wanted a larger and more powerful govemment.