CH 10 S2

What was the significance of the McCulloch v. Maryland case?

• It gave more power to the state government

• It ruled in favor of the state of Maryland

• It gave more power to the federal government

• It declared the 2nd bank unconstitutional

What was the ruling in the Gibon v. Ogden case?

• Monopolies are unconstitutional

• Monopolies are constitutional

• States can't regulate commerce

• States can regulate commerce

What was the Adams-Onis Treaty of 1819?

• Spain ceded Louisiana to the U.S.

• Spain ceded California to the U.S.

• Spain ceded Texas to the U.S.

• Spain ceded Florida to the U.S.

What was the Monroe Doctrine of 1824?

• It rejected European interference in the Western Hemisphere

• It declared war on European countries

• It declared the U.S. as a monarchy

• It allowed European powers to create colonies in the Western Hemisphere

What was the concern for the U.S. and Britain that led to the Monroe Doctrine?

• Revolution in South America

• Rise of democracy in Europe

• European interference in the Western Hemisphere

• Fall of Spain as a prominent country

How did Britain and the U.S. benefit from the independence of Spain's South American colonies?

• They faced military threats from the colonies

• They gained control of the colonies

• They gained trading rights in the region

• They lost influence in the region

What was the reaction of the rest of the world to the Monroe Doctrine?

• They supported the U.S. and Britain

• They initially laughed at the idea

• They formed an alliance against the U.S. and Britain

• They declared war on the U.S. and Britain

How did the Monroe Doctrine help the U.S. gain influence in the region?

• It rejected European interference in the Western Hemisphere

• It helped the U.S. gain trading rights in the region

• It allowed the U.S. to establish colonies in the region

• It provided military support from European countries

What did the U.S. and Britain use each other for after the Monroe Doctrine?

• Influence in the region

• Colonization

• Trading rights

• Military alliances

What was the significance of the McCulloch v. Maryland case?

• It gave more power to the federal government

• It ruled in favor of the state of Maryland

• It gave more power to the state government

• It declared the 2nd bank unconstitutional