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WorksheetsMOY Benchmark Review
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 30mins
What did Washington warn about in his Farewell Address?
stay away from foreign alliances
stay away from permanent alliances
Both are correct
What other event in History can be connected to Washington's Farewell Address?
Hamilton's Financial Plan
Monroe Doctrine
Louisiana Purchase
What is the purpose of the Northwest Ordinance?
To help break a tie in the Electoral College
To clarify the issue of slavery in the Louisiana Territory
To set up a process for organizing/ creating new states
What events would increase the production of textiles (cloth)?
Factories/ Industrial centers being built in the Northeast
The Missouri Compromise
Monroe Doctrine
Extend democracy, gain more land and wealth are all....
Reasons for the Northwest Ordinance
Reasons for Manifest Destiny
Both are correct
Neither are correct
Repay war debt, create a national bank, use a protective tariff are all parts of----
George Washington's Farewell Address
Hamilton's Financial Plan
Jefferson's Financial Plan
Northwest Ordinance
Tariff that raises taxes on imports in order to protect Northern/ American industry--
ProAmerican Tariff
ProEuropean Tariff
Protective Tariff
Preemptive Tariff
What was the main argument between the Federalists and Anti-Federalists?
who should be President
who should be in the Electoral College
should slavery be allowed in western territories
power between national and state governments
Which court case established Judicial Review (power of the court to determine if a law is constitutional) ?
Marbury v. Madison
Gibbons v. Ogden
McCulloch v. Maryland
Worchester v. Georgia
More trade, Movement to cities (urban), steamboats are examples of--
Urbanization
Sectionalism
Industrialism
Americanism
What led to sectionalism in the U.S.?
Protective Tariffs in the North
Washington's Farewell address led to isolationism
Industrialization led to differences in the North and South
What is ironic about Jefferson's decision to purchase the Louisiana Territory?
We purchased the land from Napoleon
He believed in strict interpretation of the Constitution
He believed in loose interpretation of the Constituiton
He did not believe in the Constitution
Who believed that separation of powers would prevent the government from becoming too powerful?
Federalists
Anti-Federalists
Democratic - Republicans
Interpretation of the Constitution, Power of the federal government led to---
First War
First Political Parties
First Presidential Election
How did Andrew Jackson expand suffrage?
by removing the Native Americans to Indian Territory
Changed voting requirements (you no longer have to own land)-- allowed more people to vote
passed the Indian Removal Act
Allowed women and former slaves to vote
What is judicial review?
review of tariffs
interpretation of the Constitution
court's ability to decide if a law was unconstitutional
Strong Economy, Freedom of choice (in what to produce, what to purchase) are benefits of--
Free Enterprise System
Hamilton's Financial Plan
Washington's Farewell Address
1803, $15 million, doubled the size of U.S.-- all describe---
Louisiana Purchase
Gadsden Purchase
Mexican Cession
Which invention improved transportation and increased trade?
Cotton Gin
Mechanical Reaper
Steamboat
Model T
Which document maintained the balance of free and slave states by adding Maine as a free state, Missouri as a slave state, and banning slavery north of the 36, 30 parallel?
Maine Compromise
Missouri Compromise
Compromise of 1850
Compromise of the South
Cause: Tariff of Abominations, States' Rights Argument, South Carolina threatens to secede...
Which event is described?
Abomination Crisis
Nullification Crisis
Nully the Tax Crisis
South Carolina Secession Crisis
Which of the following is an example of a primary source?
Diary
Textbook
newspaper article written in another era
What led to urbanization of the north and shifted manufacturing from homes to factories?
Urbanization
Industrialization
Communication
Which document states that European countries cannot create colonies in the America's and not get involved in "our business"?
Madison Doctrine
Monroe Doctrine
Doctrine of Nullification
Increased patriotism, the Industrial Revolution, more manufacturing, Native American resistance weakened are all effects of---
The French and Indian War
The Revolutionary War
The War of 1812
The Civil War
What was a result of the Indian Removal Act?
moved tribes to Indian Territory
allowed the Cherokee to remain in Georgia
all of the above are correct
What was Jackson's attitude towards Indian Removal?
It should not happen- tribes should be able to stay on their land
That the U.S. should invade Florida and attack the Seminoles
The tribes should relocate and give up their land
What was the impact of European immigration during the 1800's?
More Americans moved to Europe
More workers for factories
More Labor Unions were formed
Which treaty ended the Mexican American War and added the Southwestern part of the U.S.?
Treaty of Paris 1853
Treaty of the Nuevo Laredo
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
Which territory had good soil, forests, water, animals for hunting?
Oregon
Utah
Nevada
Who became factory workers during the Industrial Revolution?
Men
Women
Animals
Extra terrestrial
Who were the first 5 Presidents (in correct order!)
Jefferson, Adams, Monroe, Madison, Washington
Washington, Jefferson, Adams, Lincoln, Polk
Washington, Hamilton, Franklin, Wilds, Jefferson
Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe
What was a result of interchangeable parts?
Mass production
Efficiency in producing products
The use of factories
All of the above are correct
How did the cotton gin impact the country?
decreased the need for slave labor
increased the need for slave labor
abolished slavery
Which region would benefit and promote protective tariffs?
North
South
Which group was moving west, seeking religious freedom and settled in Utah?
Oregon Pioneers
Mormons
Mennonite
Baptists
How does Jackson respond to the Nullification Crisis?
He ignores it.
He has Congress pass the Force Bill so he can use the army to collect the tariff.
He forces the Cherokee off of their land and onto Indian Territory.
He "kills" the National Bank.
Freedom of choice; Competition; Minimal government involvement are all features of -
Free Enterprise System
Democracy
Mercantilism
Capitalism
1) British support of Native American resistance 2) War Hawks urging Congress to declare war 3) British interferance with American shipping are all causes of--
The French and Indian War
The American Revolution
The War of 1812
The Civil War
Acquisitions?
Things, such as land, acquired (gained)
Things donated to a country
A type of protective tariff
An economic tax
Agrarian?
Farming, Agriculture
City, Urban
Industrial, Factories
Sectionalism--
division, or loyalty, to your region or part of the country
loyalty to the entire country
being devoted, or loyal, to your home country
Urbanization--
moving to the city
moving to the country (farm)
moving to factories
moving to utopians
Nationalism---
Pride or loyalty in your country
Pride or loyalty to your section of the country
Pride or loyalty to another country
Migrate--
to move
to join
to add
to acquire
Colonization--
to take land from a region and create colonies
to immigrate
to annex the region for factories
Neutrality-
not take a side
biased, take a side
no political parties
Persecution-
to attack, or be biased against, someone because of their race, religion or beliefs
to immigrate to a new country
to add land to a country
Tariff-
tax
land
urban
farm
Disagreements over interpreting the Constitution, the power of the federal government, the economy, and the National Bank led to-
Hamilton's Financial Plan
The First Political Parties
Washington's Farewell Address
Where was gold discovered in 1849?
California
Oregon
Utah
Which amendment protects freedom of speech, assembly, religion, press and petition?
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Which amendment protects your right to privacy (search and seizure)
4th
5th
6th
7th
Which amendment protects you from cruel and unusual punishments?
6th
7th
8th
9th
Which principle of government separates the government's powers into 3 branches?
Federalism
Checks and Balances
Separation of Powers
Which principle of government is described in the 10th amendment?
Federalism
Limited Government
Popular Sovereignty
Which principle of government prevents one branch from becoming too powerful?
Federalism
Checks and Balances
Limited Government
Which court case states that only the federal government has the power to regulate interstate commerce?
Gibbons v. Ogden
Marbury v. Madison
McCulloch v. Maryland
What was a result of Texas Annexation?
Mexican-American War
the U.S. achieved Manifest Destiny
the American Revolution
