Chapter 12 Lesson 3 8th

Strong loyalty to a nation is called ______.

• capitalism

• sectionalism

• nationalism

• Americanism

What was the result of the Missouri Compromise?

• The Spanish gave up control of Florida.

• Kentucky was admitted as a free state.

• The size of the nation was doubled.

• Missouri was admitted as a slave state.

One reason the _____ was put into place was to increase the power of the federal government.

• American System

• Era of Good Feelings

• Republican System

• Monroe Doctrine

Who was known as “The Great Compromiser”?

• James Madison

• Henry Clay

• Daniel Webster

• James Monroe

Why were tariffs imposed on goods from Britain?

• The government wanted to motivate people to begin their own small businesses.

• The government hoped to urge American manufacturers to increase the quality of their goods.

• The government aimed to encourage people to buy American-made products.

• The government wished to keep Britain from surpassing the United States in production of goods.

Which is an example of a monopoly?

• New industries were encouraged to compete against each other.

• State banks offered loans only to businesses.

• The Bank of the United States favored Northern industries.

• Only one company could run steamboats between New York and New Jersey.

By 1821 _____ had gained its independence from Spain.

• Hidalgo

• Mexico

• Florida

• Canada

What did the Monroe Doctrine declare?

• Europe could not colonize any more of the Americas.

• Internal improvements to the country should be made.

• The federal government had ultimate power over the states.

• The United States would not get involved in foreign affairs.

The tariff dispute illustrated a growing _____ in different parts of the country.

• capitalism

• sectionalism

• nationalism

• Americanism

Secretary of State John Quincy Adams ordered _____ to stop Seminole raids from Florida.

• Simón Bolívar

• James Monroe

• Andrew Jackson

• James Madison