APUSH Fall Final 2024 Part 4

(a)   wrote the Declaration of Independence.

• George Washington
• Thomas Jefferson
• Benjamin Franklin
• John Adams

The movement that aimed to make slavery and the slave trade illegal was called (a)   .

• Enlightenment
• Transcendentalism
• Abolition
• Free Soilers

What was the main focus of the Enlightenment movement in the 18th century?

• Advocacy for slavery

• Use of reason in reappraisal of accepted ideas

• Promotion of innate goodness of man

• Anti-immigration policies

Match the following historical events with their significance.

• The Emancipation Proclamation

• It supported the Free Soilers

• The Dred Scott Decision

• It declared slaves were not viewed as citizens

• The 14th Amendment

• It declared slaves as citizens

• The Wilmot Proviso

• It abolished slavery

Who was a prominent American abolitionist and editor of "The Liberator"?

• Frederick Douglass

• George Fitzhugh

• William Lloyd Garrison

• Thomas Jefferson

What was the primary belief of the Transcendentalism movement?

• Logic is more important than insight

• Innate goodness of man and insight over logic

• Economic and social protections of slavery

• Anti-immigration policies

Which party was based on anti-immigration and required members to be white and of British lineage?

• Free Soilers

• No Nothing Party

• American Anti-Slavery Society

• Democratic Party

What was the main goal of the Free Soilers?

• To abolish slavery immediately

• To prohibit the expansion of slavery in western territories

• To support the Dred Scott Decision

• To promote the Enlightenment ideals

Who was Frederick Douglass?

• A social theorist who supported slavery

• An American abolitionist and former slave

• A founder of the No Nothing Party

• A writer of the Declaration of Independence

Match the following arguments with George Fitzhugh's views on slavery.

• Slavery offers security and care

• It provided necessary protections for African Americans

• Slavery contradicts Enlightenment ideas

• It was a violation of Enlightenment principles

• Slavery harms the economy

• It should be abolished immediately

• Immediate end to slavery

• It was economically detrimental