Topic 0.3 Quiz

How did the Louisiana Purchase affect the United States?

• It dramatically increased the size of the United States.

• It helped the United States to win the war against Britain.

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  It worsened the relationship between the United States and France.

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  It caused economic hardship for the United States due to its high cost.

Why did some people call the War of 1812 "the Second American Revolution"?

• It proved the strength and stability of the United States.

• It changed the boundaries of the United States.

• It secured the independence of the United States.

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  It created new liberties for citizens of the United States.

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Why did the abolition movement gain more strength in the North?

• There were more African Americans in the North.

• The North's economy did not depend on enslaved laborers.

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  Everyone in the North was opposed to slavery.

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  Canada's influence was stronger in the North.

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What were the two political parties developed?

• Federalist and Whig

• Democratic-Republican and Whig

• Federalist and Democratic-Republican

• Democratic and Republican

Who formed the Federalist party?

• Thomas Jefferson

• Alexander Hamilton

• James Madison

• John Adams

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Who formed the Democratic-Republican party?

• Thomas Jefferson

• Alexander Hamilton

• James Madison

•  John Adams

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What did the Federalist party advocate for?

• Strong state governments

•  Agricultural economy

•  Strong central government

• Expansion of voting rights

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What did the Democratic-Republican party advocate for?

• Strong state governments

•  Industrial economy

• Strong central government

• Expansion of voting rights

  
  

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What court case established judicial review?

• Plessy v. Ferguson

• Brown v. Board of Education

•  Marbury v. Madison

•  Roe v. Wade

  
  

What is judicial review?

• The ability of Congress to veto laws

• The ability of the Supreme Court to declare laws unconstitutional

• The ability of the President to appoint judges

• The ability of the Supreme Court to make laws