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WorksheetsU.S. History Final
Total questions: 81
Worksheet time: 41mins
Future generations is a reference to what?
Transcendentalism
Mercenaries
posterity
Abolition
The giving of government jobs to political supporters/backers
Spoils System
Posterity System
Abolition System
Transcendentalism
What word means the freeing of the slaves?
Proclamation
Emancipation
Posterity
Spoils System
An important battle site in the Texas Revolution in the year 1836.
Industrial Revolution
Trail of Tears
Valley Forge
Alamo
This refers to the complete end of slavery.
Abolition
Emancipation
Valley Forge
Trail of Tears
Period of rapid growth in the mid-1700's by using machines for production.
Valley Forge Revolution
Industrial Revolution
Transcendentalist Revolution
Reformation
No Revolutionary battles fought here, but men had to endure a harsh winter of disease and training.
Valley Forge
Alamo
Spoils System
Trail of Tears
An 800 miles march of the Cherokee nation to new lands in the east.
Emancipation March
Valley Forge
Trail of Tears
Foreigners who fight not out of loyalty, but for pay.
Immigrants
Mercenaries
Indentured Servants
Soldiers
The Middle Passage brutally brought millions of slaves from west Africa over the Atlantic ocean to the Americas.
True
False
The first school of higher learning in America was the college of William and Mary.
True
False
The "shot heard round the world" was at Lexington and Concord, in what would be the beginning of the American Revolution.
True
False
The Executive branch includes Congress and proposes/passes laws.
True
False
George Washington was known as the "Father of the Constitution," because he was the author of it.
True
False
The Legislative branch has the power to declare war.
True
False
The Chief Justice is the leader of the Legislative branch.
True
False
The first capital of America was Philadelphia and later changed to New York; eventually ended up being Washington D.C.
True
False
George Washington was opposed to political parties, he believed them to be divisive so he didn't participate in them.
True
False
Pocahontas helped Lewis and Clark on their expedition of the Louisiana territory.
True
False
this keeps one branch from gaining too much power over the other branches of government
Checks and Balances
3/5ths Compromise
Separation of Powers
Federalism
these were people who wanted to help cleanse the Anglican church
Quakers
Protestants
Catholics
Puritans
this is the process of readmitting the Confederate states back to the Union
Draft
Reconstruction
Reunification
Reformation
a way of counting slaves as part of the state population
Draft
3/5ths Compromise
Checks and Balances
Emancipation Proclamation
this was built to connect Albany to Buffalo
Erie Canal
Panama Canal
Underground Railroad
B&B Railroad
a system of transporting slaves from the South to freedom in the North
B&B Railroad
Erie Canal
Underground Railroad
Hudson River
required military service
Obligation
Army
Militia
Draft
The North's economy was based on agriculture with a focus on farming tobacco and cotton.
True
False
Of the many who searched for gold in California during the Gold Rush, more than 99% didn't get rich.
True
False
The Emancipation Proclamation freed all slaves throughout the United States.
True
False
Slavery was on the increase even before Eli Whitney invented the cotton gin.
True
False
American cities had poor public services in the mid-1800's and needed reform in many different ways.
True
False
At the beginning of his presidency, Abraham Lincoln insisted that slavery would not change in regions where it already existed.
True
False
Abraham Lincoln was the President throughout the entire Civil War.
True
False
Jim Crow laws made segregation illegal in the southern states.
True
False
Who was president when the United States bought the Louisiana Territory?
George Washington
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
Who was president of the United States during the American Revolution?
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
No one
Amendment giving the right to bear arms.
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Amendment protecting freedom of religion and personal expression.
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Amendment saying a person does not have to testify against oneself in the court of law.
5th
6th
7th
8th
Thomas Jefferson argued that all men possessed unalienable rights such as:
"life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness."
"life, liberty and the pursuit of property."
"life, liberty and the pursuit of freedom."
"life, liberty and the pursuit of dreams."
A set of laws/principals that states the powers and duties of government.
Federalism
Anti-Federalism
Constitution
Preamble
What were the first two political parties in America?
Democrats and Republicans
Dem-Republicans and Populists
Federalists and Republicans
Federalists and Dem-Republicans
What was the cost of the Louisiana territory in 1803? Who did we buy it from? Who was the leader of that country?
12 Million /Great Britain /John Adams
14 Million / France / Thomas Jefferson
15 Million / Great Britain/ Thomas Jefferson
15Million / France / Napoleon
How many total House of Representatives are there?
425
435
445
455
Which was NOT one of the effects that the United States experienced after the War of 1812?
Complete peace with Native Americans
Increased sense of national pride
American manufacturing boosted
Native American resistance weakened
Who was President during the Mexican-American War?
Andrew Jackson
William Henry Harrison
James K. Polk
Martin Van Buren
The treaty that ended the war between Mexico and the United States in 1848.
Treaty of Hernan Cortez
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
Treaty of Buena Vista
Treaty of California and Mexico
Put the state abbreviations in proper order: Arizona, Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas
AZ, AL, AK, AR
AR, AL, AK, AZ
AK, AR, AZ, AL
Commander of the Continental army
Dred Scott
James Madison
George Washington
Patrick Henry
Sued for his freedom, but lost in the Supreme Court.
Frederick Douglass
Dred Scott
Eli Whitney
Herman Melville
Was the president during the War of 1812
Nathan Hale
George Washington
Patrick Henry
James Madison
Founded Chico, CA - influenced women's suffrage/temperance movements.
Annie Bidwell
Harriet Tubman
Neither of them
African American abolitionist who was a gifted speaker and writer.
Dred Scott
Herman Melville
Harriet Tubman
Frederick Douglass
Wrote "Moby Dick" - an American classic
Eli Whitney
Patrick Henry
Herman Melville
Thomas Paine
Explored for Spain in 1492 and "discovered" a new world
Ben Franklin
Christopher Columbus
Nathan Hale
Helped free about 300 slaves on the underground railroad.
Harriet Tubman
Annie Bidwell
Eli Whitney
Frederick Douglass
"Give me liberty, or give me death!" - Rev. War
Thomas Paine
Herman Melville
Nathan Hale
Patrick Henry
Invented the cotton gin.
Ben Franklin
Eli Whitney
Nathan Hale
Herman Melville
Led a heroic charge of South Carolina's Fort Wagner.
54th MA. Infantry
George Washington
James Madison
Wrote a pamphlet entitled, "Common Sense".
Herman Melville
Harriet B. Stowe
Thomas Paine
Nathan Hale
Wrote a fictional book entitled, "Uncle Tom's Cabin"
Harriet B. Stowe
Nathan Hale
Herman Melville
Patrick Henry
Responsible for creating the mail system in the colonies.
Eli Whitney
James Madison
Ben Franklin
Thomas Paine
"I regret that I have but one life to lose for my country."
Patrick Henry
Nathan Hale
George Washington
Ben Franklin
Most slaves in the 1800's were of what religion?
Various African tribal religions
Christian
Islam
Buddhism
Which state was not part of the Confederacy?
Virginia
Texas
Illinois
Alabama
What determines who the next president is going to be?
Electoral College
Popular Vote - Most votes
What determines who the next president is going to be?
Electoral College
Popular Vote - Most votes wins
Congressional Votes - Majority of the 538
Previous Presidential Cabinet Decides
Which was NOT one of the North's advantages during the Civil War?
Strong military tradition
Money
Better roads, canals, railroads
Larger population
The battle in the Civil War that experienced the most casualties was __________________.
Antietam
Gettysburg
Shiloh
Vicksburg
Amendment that made slavery illegal throughout the United States.
12th
13th
14th
15th
America declared independence on which day in our history?
June 4, 1776
July 4, 1777
July 4, 1776
June 4, 1777
What was a common processing center for immigrants?
Stanton Island
Boston Harbor
Ellis Island
New York City
What was the first battle of the Civil War?
Fort Sumter
1st Battle of Bull Run
Battle of Antietam
Siege of Vicksburg
The most well known general of the Confederacy was __________________ and the lead general for the Union was _____________.
Ulysses S. Grant / Robert E. Lee
William Sherman / Ulysses S. Grant
Robert Anderson / Robert E. Lee
Robert E. Lee / Ulysses S. Grant
How many total U.S. senators are there?
2
50
100
435
How many total amendments are there in the constitution?
27
28
29
30
Put the following abbreviations in the correct order of the states: MI, MS, MO, MD,
Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Maryland
Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Maryland
Michigan, Mississippi, Montana, Maryland
The first part of the U.S. constitution is know as the _____________.
Bill of Rights
Introduction
Preamble
Articles of Confederation
What branch of government declares war?
Judicial
Legistlative
Executive
Local
This amendment guarantees that punishments will be fair and not cruel. Also fines can't be extraordinarliy large...needs to fit the crime.
6th
7th
8th
9th
In a debate, the subject to be debated in known as the...
Proposition
Contention
Rebuttal
Opposition
