US History Summer School #13

When a country remained sharply divided usually along regional lines and alliegiences.

• Localism

• Federalism

• Regionalism

• Sectionalism

One of the most influential and effective organizations of the time espousing the immediate end of enslavement doctrine was the ___________________which was founded in 1833. It was described as a dangerous and radical organization. 

• Back to Africa movement

• American Colonization Society

• Sons of Liberty

• American Anti-Slavery Society

Which of the following men was a pro-slavery advocate?

• Frederick Douglasss

• Nathaniel Turner

• David Walker

• John C. Calhoun

Which of the following best reflects the Missouri Comprimise of 1820?

• Kansas,slave state, Nebraska, free state

  36 30 line, about free, below slave states.

• Kansas, free state, Nebraska, slave state

  36 30 line, about free, below slave states.

• Missouri, free state, Maine Slave state

  36 30 line, about free, below slave states.

• Missouri, slave states

  Maine, free state.

  36 30 line, about free, below slave states.

Whcich of the following was NOT a trail in the American westward expansion?

• California Trail.

• Mormon Trail

• Oregon Trail

• Panama Trail

What was found by James W. Marshall at Stutters Mill. This discovery precipitated a huge boom of settlers travelling to California from 1848 to 1855?

• Silbv er

• Rose Gold

• Sillver

• Gold

The idea that Americans had a God given right to settle the western part of continental North America.

• Imperialism

• Westward Expansion

• American allegiance

• Manifest Destiny

Who invented the Cotton Gin which revialized the economy and the labor systems of the South?

• Harriet Beecher-Stowe

• Harriet Tubman

• George Washington Carver

• Eli Whitney

Which of the following historical figures is associated with the Undergorund Railroad?

• Harriet Beecher Stowe

• Emily and Angelina Grimke

• John C. Calhoun

• Harriet Tubman

"Common Sense" by Thomas Paine shifted the American Colonists before the American Revolution, what was the name of the book that shifted many Americans to anti-slavery?

• The Iliad

• The Great Gatsby

• Of Mice and Men

• Uncle Tom's Cabin