Domain 2 Review #1

How did the French and Indian War lead to the Revolutionary War?

• The French and Indian War had no impact on colonial relations with Britain.
• The war resulted in a peace treaty that satisfied all parties involved.
• The French and Indian War led to increased British taxation and restrictions on colonists, fostering resentment that contributed to the Revolutionary War.
• Colonists were granted more autonomy and self-governance after the war.

What are the three effects of the Emancipation Proclamation?

• It granted freedom of enslaved people in Confederate states.

• It ended the Civil War immediately.

• It shifted the war's focus to fighting against slavery.

• It allowed African Americans to enlist in the Union army.

Why were Anti-Federalists hesitant to ratify the US Constitution?

• They believed the Constitution would lead to anarchy.

• They thought it would give more power to the plantation owners in the South.

• They were in favor of a monarchy instead and wanted to give more power to the Federal government.

• They were concerned about the potential for a strong central government and the lack of a Bill of Rights.

How did John Adams’ election impact the election of 1800?

• John Adams' election intensified political divisions, contributing to Thomas Jefferson's victory in 1800.
• John Adams' election led to a stronger Federalist party in 1800.
• John Adams' presidency had no effect on the election of 1800.
• John Adams' election resulted in a landslide victory for the Federalists in 1800.

What are the effects of the Dred Scott case?

• The Dred Scott case granted citizenship to all African Americans.
• The Dred Scott case had no impact on causing the Civil War.

• The Dred Scott case denied citizenship to African Americans and heightened tensions over slavery.

• The Dred Scott case abolished slavery in the United States.