Monroe's Presidency and Everyday Life Textbook review

To 'Regulate' means to:

• Disrupt

• Control

• Ignore

• Abandon

The 'Monroe Doctrine' was a policy of non-________.

Stating the UNited States would not get involved in affairs with European nations.

• Intervention

• Regulation

• Advocacy

• Sectionalism

'Intervention' in international affairs means:

• Staying neutral

• Getting involved

• Ignoring issues

• Promoting peace.

Which of the following is a fact about John C. Calhoun?

• He was a sectional leader from the North.

• He supported the Compromise of 1850.

• From South Carolina and he was a proponent of states' rights.

• He was a Supreme Court judge.

Fill in the blank: Daniel Webster was a prominent leader from the ________.

• South Carolina

• California

• North (New Hampshire)

• Florida

In what year did Mexico finally gain independence from Spain?

• 1810

• 1821

• 1830

• 1848

What did the 'Monroe Doctrine' attempt to warn Europeans not to do?

• Trade with Latin America

• Colonize or interfere in the Americas

• Form alliances with Native American tribes

• Engage in the slave trade.

Identify the person who called on Mexicans to fight for independence from Spain: ________.

• Simón Bolívar

• Miguel Hidalgo

• José de San Martín

• Antonio López de Santa Anna

After two of their leaders were killed, in what year did Mexico finally gain independence from Spain? ________.

• 1810

• 1821

• 1830

• 1848

Explain who the 'Black Seminoles' were: ________.

• A Native American tribe

• A group of escaped slaves who allied with Seminole Indians

• A Spanish military unit

• A group of Mexican revolutionaries.