Chapter 12

What did the Monroe Doctrine say

• It encouraged many African countries in their fight for independence

• It protected Latin American governments from European powers

• It protected Latin American countries from Asian powers

• It played no role in shaping U.S.- Latin American relations

The U.S. tried to limit other European nations’ influence in the Americas in the early 1820's by means of

• Treason

• Protecting its colonies in Central America and the Caribbean

• Considering European interference with Latin America governments to be a hostile act

• Going to war with France

Due to the North’s growing population, slave states in 1819 had

• More power than free states in the House of Representatives

• More power than free states in the Senate

• Equal power in the Senate and more power in the House

• Equal power in the Senate and less power in the House

What is the definition of nationalism?

• Wanting to move out of your home country

• Love and pride for one's country

• Wishing your nation was someplace else

• Wanting your country to expand without harming any other country

What territory wanted to join the union in 1819 causing an imbalance of free and slave states?

• Maine

• Kentucky

• Missouri

• Texas

Which politician introduced the Missouri Compromise?

• John C. Calhoun

• Daniel Webster

• Henry Clay

• Andrew Jackson

Which is NOT a part of the Missouri Compromise?

• Missouri enters as a slave state

• Maine enters as a free state

• The 36 30 line will determine the future of territories

• All Native Americans must move west to Oklahoma

The American government forced Native Americans to move west. Where did they send them?

• Kansas

• Oklahoma

• Texas

• Nebraska

In which case did the Supreme Court side with the Native Americans saying Georgia did not have a right to move them?

• Worcester v. Georgia

• Marbury v. Madison

• McCullough v. Jones

• Tinker v. Des Moines

Which president supported the movement of Native Americans west?

• James Madison

• James Monroe

• John Quincy Adams

• Andrew Jackson