Industrial Revolution Day 2 Warm-Up

Prevented European colonization in Western Hemisphere

• 4th Amendment
• Federalists
• Monroe Doctrine
• Nullification Crisis

Supported Constitution, believed it created a more stable Union; Alexander Hamilton and James Madison

• 4th Amendment
• Federalists
• Monroe Doctrine
• Nullification Crisis

Did South Carolina have the right to nullify, or overturn, a federal law; arguments over states' rights vs federal rights

• 4th Amendment
• Federalists
• Monroe Doctrine
• Nullification Crisis

No unreasonable search and seizure

• 4th Amendment
• Federalists
• Monroe Doctrine
• Nullification Crisis

The best selection to complete 5 is -

• Cloth Revolution
• Industrial Revolution
• Factory Revolution

The best selection to complete 6 is -

• trees
• electricity
• rivers

Which sentence best completes the diagram?

• The supply of British goods decreases.
• Congress ends the European embargo.
• Exports to Great Britain increase.
• Congress reduces tariffs.

What was a major reason for the federal government’s involvement in the relocations depicted on this map?

• To persuade American Indians to become farmers
• To gain access to important rivers
• To punish American Indians who were allies of the British
• To acquire valuable agriculture land and natural resources

What does nullification mean?

• Leaving the Union

• Joining the Union

• Taxing imports/exports

• Declaring a law unconstitutional

Which Constitutional principle divides government power between the states and the federal government?

• Republicanism

• Popular sovereignty

• States rights

• Federalism