Standard 2 Review (overall)

What led to the United States acquisition of the shaded area?

• a treaty with Great Britain

• the Texas Revolution

• the Mexican War

• a payment to France

Why did Thomas Jefferson have a hard time justifying to himself the purchase of Louisiana?

• He believed it was unconstitutional for a president to buy land.

• He felt it was too expensive.

• He did not know anything about the land.

• He objected to giving France money

What would effect would Henry Clay's System of roads and canals have on the United States economy in years to come?

• strong feelings of nationalism throughout the country

• a greater dependence on trade with Britain and France

• lower prices for manufactured goods

• the need for a public welfare program

What is the main way Andrew Jackson supported farmers and westward expansion as a president

• by making the Louisiana Purchase

• by authorizing Indian removal in the South

• by stopping the creation of a national bank

• by fighting the Seminole Indians

Despite the Supreme Courts decision in Worcester v Georgia, What action did andrew Jackson take against the Cherokees?

• He required them to pay federal taxes on their land.

• He had them forcibly relocated to land in Oklahoma.

• He granted them additional land if they agreed to farm cotton

• He required them to pay tuition to attend public schools.

What was the main purpose of internal improvements such as the Erie Canal and roads?

• to provide a faster, cheaper way to transport goods from the west to east

• to create non-farming jobs for the newly freed slaves

• to make it easier to move the military between forts

• to encourage more immigration from Canada

What led to the migration depicted in this map?

• President Andrew Jackson defied a ruling by the Supreme Court.

• Native Americans purchased land in Oklahoma to start a reservation

• The Missouri Compromise opened up the land for plantation farming.

• The Mexican War forced people out of their homes and into new territory.

All of the following are results of the Louisiana Purchase EXCEPT

• Issue of the expansion of slavery

• Jefferson's interpretation of the Constitution

• Expansion of the size and strength of the Federal Government

• Violation of the Proclamation line of 1763

Treaty that provided the United States with much of the Southwest

• Louisiana Purchase

• Guadalupe Hidalgo

• Adam Onis

• Oregon Treaty

All are debates over the issue of slavery EXCEPT

• Missouri Compromise

• Compromise of 1850

• Dred Scott Case

• Seneca Falls