OnRamps 315K Final Review Flashcard Unit 4-6

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The main issue in the Nullification Crisis (1828-32) was whether a state had a constitutional right to refuse to adhere to a federal law.

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a state had a constitutional right to refuse to adhere to a federal law.

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Jackson’s election in 1828 demonstrated that voting rights for men had broadened significantly.

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that voting rights for men had broadened significantly.

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Which of these statements most accurately reflects the importance of the Second Great Awakening? Options: Presbyterianism spread widely and with it the old Calvinist belief in predestination., The Methodist, Baptist, LDS (Mormon), and Seventh Day Adventist faiths were organized for the first time., Roman Catholicism spread rapidly with the arrival of new Irish immigrants., Methodist and Baptist groups grew significantly and fostered the idea that man was in charge of his own destiny.

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Methodist and Baptist groups grew significantly and fostered the idea that man was in charge of his own destiny.

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The main purpose of the Second Bank of the US, which Andrew Jackson killed, was: to allow farmers to borrow money at favorable rates., to establish a stable national currency that could be regulated to serve the nation’s expanding economy., to create a privately-owned bank that would compete with the US Treasury, thereby balancing money power., to serve as a second-tier financial institution to support Hamilton’s First Bank of the United States.

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to establish a stable national currency that could be regulated to serve the nation’s expanding economy.

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The Indian Removal Act (1830) most affected

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the Five Civilized Tribes.

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Which of these men, declaring "I will be heard!," called slavery “the national sin” and referred to it as “man stealing”?
Frederick Douglass, Lyman Beecher, William Lloyd Garrison, David Walker

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William Lloyd Garrison

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The abolitionists worked fervently to make slavery understood as a moral wrong

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and succeeded in making their cause a central feature in most New England church sermons.

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Which of these statements about the antebellum South is most accurate? The South actively engaged in new technologies and expanding workers for production of cotton., Southern planters actively sought new sources for slave labor in Brazil and Cuba because the British Empire banned slavery., Non-slaveholding southern farmers actively opposed the planter class’s dependence on slave labor., The South actively sought to adopt new technologies in an ongoing attempt to minimize its reliance on enslaved labor.

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The South actively engaged in new technologies and expanding workers for production of cotton.

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European immigration, especially from Ireland and Germany, increased during the antebellum period, but few moved to the South because:

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Immigrants would have had to compete with enslaved people for unskilled work.

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Which of the following does NOT describe a way that evangelicalism influenced racial relations in the South? Reinforced proslavery ideas, Increased the prevalence of Protestantism among African Americans, Created bi-racial congregations, Challenged the accepted racism of southern institutions.

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Challenged the accepted racism of southern institutions.