Unit 4 Review

What is the name given to the belief that the United States had the right and duty to expand across the North American continent?

• Manifest Destiny

• Great Awakening

• Monroe Doctrine

• Louisiana Purchase

The primary goal of Manifest Destiny was

• End slavery in the new territories

• Expansion west to the Pacific Ocean

• Removal of European influence from South America

• Secession of southern states from the nation

Land set aside by the U.S. government for the relocation of Native Americans are called _____________________.

• tenements

• colonies

• ghettos

• reservations

Which of the following played the largest role in the poor treatment of the Indians?

• Henry Clay

• James K. Polk

• George Armstrong Custer

• Andrew Jackson

The Monroe Doctrine indicated the United States’ desire to:

• Avoid entanglements in European wars

• Join Democratic movements stirring in Europe

• Support disgruntled Spanish soldiers in their rebellion against the monarchy

• Support revolts against the British government in Canada

At the founding of the nation, voting was restricted not only by gender and race, but on the basis of ____________ and ____________.

• Military service; loyalty to the nation

• Property ownership; military service

• Property ownership; tax payment

• Tax payment; military service

In the early 1820s, workers began to form unions and go out on strike. Printers, weavers, carpenters, masons, and workers in other crafts protested ____________ and _______________.

• Dangerous working conditions; poor pay

• Long hours; lack of benefits

• Poor pay; long hours

• Slavery; discrimination against women

Who was the president of the United States during the time of the Indian Removal Act?

• George Washington

• Andrew Jackson

• Thomas Jefferson

• James Monroe

Congress established ________ in what is now Oklahoma, where Native Americans were forcibly moved.

• Seminole Territory

• Sequoya Territory

• Cherokee Territory

• Indian Territory

Which of the following was the Cherokee 800-mile march to Indian Territory where ¼ of the tribe died on the way?

• Second Seminole War

• Blackhawk

• Trail of Tears

• Cherokee Resistance