Jacksonian Era Study Guide Part 2

In the 1800s, most states had laws that prevented women from

• serving on juries.

• going to college.

• working in factories.

• earning money.

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The Declaration of Sentiments of 1848 was modeled after which of the following?

• the Declaration of Principles

• the bill of rights

• the US Constitution

• the Declaration of Independence

Which were two pull factors that led many European immigrants to America in both the 1600s and the early 1800s?

• major famines and poverty

• religious persecution and unfair treatment

• available land and economic opportunity

• available jobs and political problems

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Many new immigrants arrived in US cities in the first half of the 1800s. What was the main cause of the problems they encountered?

• The cities were unprepared for so many new inhabitants.

• All of the available jobs required workers to have certain skills.

• Immigrants were persecuted for their political beliefs.

• They faced competition from the millions of other new immigrants.

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What was one result of the Second Great Awakening?

• Religion remained separate from social issues.

• The Quakers were condemned for their views.

• The Quakers were condemned for their views.

• Reform movements developed and took hold.

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Supervisors who were in charge of enslaved field workers and often treated them cruelly were called

• plantation owners.

• abolitionists.

• overseers.

• masters.

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The work of Dorothea Dix in the 1800s was an example of

• the religious fervor in American society.

• the increased desire to reform American society.

• the growing opposition to the practice of slavery.

• the increased emphasis on moral behavior.

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The Seneca Falls Convention was the beginning of

• the women’s rights movement.

• the abolitionist movement.

• the temperance movement.

• the common school movement.

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Which best compares or contrasts the politics of Henry Clay and Andrew Jackson?

• Clay was a member of the Democratic Party, while Jackson was a member of the Whig Party.

• Clay supported creating the National Bank, which Jackson opposed.

• Both Clay and Jackson wanted more government control of the economy.

• Both Clay and Jackson promoted the American System.

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What need led to John Deere’s 1837 invention?

• the need to remove cotton seeds from cotton fiber

• the need to harvest crops more quickly and easily

• the need to break through the thick soil of the plains

• the need to transport goods more quickly

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