History Exam (Chapter 6 -7)

For what reasons did the settlers move west?

• Escaping Dept or laws

• Economic Gain

• Population Growth

• Cheap Land

This case helped to assure that the federal government has the power to regulate everything across state lines improving air traffic, televisions, etc.

• Dartmouth College vs Woodward

• Gibbens vs Ogden

• McCulloch vs Maryland

• Fletcher vs Peck

What is Nationalism

• The belief the concerns or interests of other countries should be placed before national interest

• the belief that state interests shold be places ahead of national concerns

• the belief that national interests should be placed ahead of regional concerns or the interests of other countries.

• The all regional concerns should be placed before thoses of other countries

The policy of the U.S government that opposed any European interference in the Western hemisphere was known as the …?

• The American System

• Monroe Doctrine

• Embargo

• Adam's Oldis Treaty

The … occurred when Spain gave Florida and the Oregan territory to the U.S.

(a)  

When a territory's population reaches 60,000 they are able to ?

(a)  

The … created a 36’30 line the Louisiana territory into spheres of interset, slave holders, and free state.

• Missouri Compromise

• Mississippi River Line

• Louisiana Compromise

• Louisiana Line

The Supreme court case strengthened the federal government over the country.

• Dartmouth College vs Woodworm

• McCulloch vs. Maryland

• Gibbens vs Ogden

• Fletcher vs Peck

What did John Q. Adams do

• expand the American territory to Florida.

• create the Rush-Bagot Treaty

• established foreign policy guided by nationalism

Which of the following is NOT true about the the Monroe’ doctrine

• They should not attempt to create new colonies,

• try to overthrow the newly independent republics in the hemisphere

• warned all outside powers not to interfere with affairs in the Western Hemisphere

• the United States would involve itself in European affairs or interfere with existing colonies in the Western Hemisphere