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US History DEOC Exam Review 2019

Total questions: 55

Worksheet time: 2hrs 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following BEST completes the diagram?

a)

Factories develop in the South

b)

A demand for slaves increases

c)

Political parties emerge

d)

South becomes economically independent

2.

Characteristics of the New England colonies include allof the follow EXCEPT:

a)

Small towns and self-government

b)

Intolerance of religion

c)

Large farms for growing cash crops

d)

Political freedom

3.

Early European contact devastated Native American populations by introducing:

a)

The Middle Passage

b)

Infectious diseases

c)

Manufactured goods

d)

New weapons

4.

Early colonists who worked off their debt in exchange for passage to America were called:

a)

Indentured servants

b)

Bond servants

c)

Sharecroppers

d)

Slaves

5.

The Middle Colonies had more diversity than New England or Southern colonies because:

a)

Their climate was diverse.

b)

Political systems varied.

c)

They tolerated different people groups.

d)

Their geography was diverse.

6.

An example of colonial self-government is:

a)

The Continental Congress

b)

The House of Representatives

c)

Parliament

d)

The House of Burgesses

7.

Which of the following was America's first PERMANENT English settlement?

a)

Jamestown

b)

St. Augustine

c)

Plymouth

d)

Roanoke

8.

What was the result of Bacon's Rebellion?

a)

Writing the US Constitution

b)

Use of slaves over indentured servants

c)

King Phillip's War

d)

End of Southern cash crops

9.

When Jefferson drafted the Declaration of Independence, he left out a complaint against King George III that used the word "slavery." Why did Jefferson likely remove this phrase from the final version?

a)

He did not want to offend King George III

b)

He feared Southern colonies might not support the Declaration

c)

He wanted to gain the support of African Americans

d)

He did not want to start a Revolutionary War

10.

Direct democracy is best defined as:

a)

US Congress

b)

a New England town meeting

c)

House of Burgesses

d)

English Parliament

11.

Who saved Jamestown with a new tobacco plant?

a)

John Rolfe

b)

John Smith

c)

Pocahontas

d)

King James I

12.

Which of the following is NOT a reason why Jamestown almost failed?

a)

Relationship with natives

b)

Poor climate and geography

c)

Lack of settlers skills

d)

No immunity to native diseases

13.

The primary purpose of the Sugar, Stamp & Tea Act was to help Parliament to:

a)

Control smuggling

b)

Limit colonial self-government

c)

Pay French & Indian War debts

d)

Give power to colonial governments

14.

What was the cause of the French and Indian War?

a)

Dispute over the Ohio River Valley

b)

Control of the Northwest Territory

c)

British being attacked by French colonists

d)

France refused to acknowledge a previous peace treaty

15.

Which British act was a direct consequence to Native American attacks in the Backcountry?

a)

Quebec Act

b)

Declaratory Act

c)

Proclamation of 1763

d)

Navigation Act

16.

Examples of American protest against British policies included all of the following EXCEPT:

a)

Staging the Boston Massacre

b)

Tarring and feathering tax collectors

c)

Creating the Stamp Act Congress

d)

Boycotting British goods

17.

All of the following are true of George Washington EXCEPT:

a)

Commander during the Battle of Bunker Hill

b)

Inspired troops at Valley Forge

c)

Remained neutral in foreign affairs

d)

Set precedent of serving only two presidential terms

18.

The greatest contribution of Benjamin Franklin made to the colonial war effort was his work:

a)

Negotiating an alliance with France

b)

Printing and distributing copies of Common Sense

c)

Creating a fire department

d)

Training colonial soldiers

19.

The French alliance provided the Continental Army with help at which battle?

a)

Bunker Hill

b)

Saratoga

c)

Trenton

d)

Yorktown

20.

All of the following are parts of the Declaration of Independence EXCEPT:

a)

A definition of natural rights

b)

A description to the purpose of government

c)

An establishment of European alliances

d)

A list of grievances against King George III

21.

"These are the times that try men's souls...the summer soldier and sunshine patriot will, at times like these, shrink away..." What is the purpose of these lines?

a)

To encourage France to ally

b)

To encourage Patriots to continue fighting in hard conditions

c)

To praise the Continental Army

d)

To formally surrender to Britain

22.

At the beginning of the American Revolution, the American population was almost equally divided in:

a)

Men and Women

b)

African slaves and free whites

c)

Protestants and Catholics

d)

Patriots, Loyalists, and Neutralists

23.

The pamphlet, Common Sense, urged Americans to:

a)

declare independence

b)

boycott British goods

c)

remain loyal to Britain

d)

move to Canada

24.

What European event was inspired by the American Revolution?

a)

England abolishing slavery

b)

France overthrowing its monarchy

c)

Spain releasing its Latin American colonies

d)

King Henry VIII creating the church of England

25.

What was the new WESTERN boundary of the United States after the Revolutionary War?

a)

Appalachian Mountains

b)

Rocky Mountains

c)

Pacific Ocean

d)

Mississippi River

26.

What was the cause of the event?

a)

Whiskey Rebellion

b)

Shays' Rebellion

c)

Harpers Ferry Raid

d)

Nat Turner's Revolt

27.

What idea goes in the middle of the Venn Diagram?

a)

3/5 Compromise

b)

Missouri Compromise

c)

Bill of Rights

d)

The Great Compromise

28.

What was the significance of the Whiskey Rebellion?

a)

It tested the power of the federal government under the new Constitution.

b)

It required wealthy, white landowners to vote for the first ime.

c)

It was the first rebellion in America.

d)

It showed how weak our national government was.

29.

In his farewell address, why did Washington warn against allying with European countries?

a)

He believed the US was too young to get invovled

b)

He worried it might corrupt our government

c)

He did not support foreign trade

d)

He that the US was too good to associate with the Europe's problems

30.

In which document did the US acquire Florida?

a)

Monroe Doctrine

b)

Adams-Onis Treaty

c)

Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

d)

Treaty of Ghent

31.

What was the purpose of the Monroe Doctrine?

a)

To declare war with Europe

b)

To show Europe that America was a global power

c)

To establish new American colonies in Africa

d)

To complete Manifest Destiny

32.

What act nullified President Adams' Sedition Act?

a)

XYZ Affair

b)

Embargo Act

c)

Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions

d)

Stamp Act

33.

During the mid-1800s, what issue led to sectionalism in the US?

a)

Equitable use of the railroads

b)

Women's suffrage

c)

States' rights and expanding slavery

d)

Relationship with foreign countries

34.

What were sectional differences based upon in the 19th century?

a)

Economic needs varied in the North and South

b)

Political parties beliefs of democracy

c)

Social development between the East and West

d)

Manifest Destiny divided the country

35.

Which political party wanted a strong central government, supported the British and an economy based on trade?

a)

Federalists

b)

Democratic-Republicans

c)

Whigs

d)

Know-Nothings

36.

Which of the following is NOT an example of Manifest Destiny?

a)

Texas annexation

b)

California Gold Rush

c)

Mexican-American War

d)

Kansas-Nebraska Act

37.

Which of the following was NOT a way the US determined slave and free states in the 1800s?

a)

Fugitive Slave Act

b)

Mason-Dixon Line

c)

Missouri Compromise

d)

Popular Sovereignty

38.

What was accomplished at the Seneca Falls Convention?

a)

Jackson loses the election of 1824

b)

Women fight for equal rights

c)

Britain surrenders in the War of 1812

d)

Dred Scott is arrested

39.

Why did the US go to war with Britain in the War of 1812?

a)

No representation in Parliament

b)

Britain was taxing America at high rates

c)

British impressment of American merchant ships

d)

America wanted to gain land in Europe

40.

Which of the following is TRUE of annexation of Texas?

a)

The massacre at The Alamo inspired Americans to volunteer for the Texan Army

b)

Santa Anna willingly signed the peace treaty giving Texas to the US

c)

A majority of Americans supported going to war with Mexico

d)

President Polk did not want to annex Texas

41.

Why was the Compromise of 1850 a controversial issue?

a)

It proved that states' rights are more important than federal power

b)

Slavery was abolished

c)

It gave free states an advantage over slave states in Congress

d)

South Carolina seceded from the Union

42.

What court case gave us the Supreme Court purpose of judicial review?

a)

Scott v. Sanford

b)

Worcester v. Georgia

c)

Merrimack v. Monitor

d)

Marbury v. Madison

43.

What caused South Carolina to secede in 1860?

a)

John Brown's execution

b)

Dred Scott decision

c)

Lincoln elected president

d)

Bleeding Kansas

44.

What was the corrupt bargain?

a)

A peaceful transition of power between political parties

b)

Jackson's response to the national bank

c)

John Quincy Adams' exchange for becoming president

d)

Andrew Johnson's reason for impeachment

45.

Which of the following is an example of Andrew Jackson's nickname "King Andrew I"?

a)

Ignoring the Worcester v. Georgia decision

b)

Victory at the Battle of New Orleans

c)

Instituting the spoils system

d)

Vetoing the national bank charter

46.

What was Lincoln's first justification in going to war?

a)

To keep the support of Europe

b)

To defend and preserve the Union

c)

To end slavery in the US

d)

To keep the South economically dependent on the North

47.

Why did President Andrew Jackson veto the National Bank?

a)

He thought it favored the wealthy in America

b)

He liked to make Congress mad

c)

Henry Clay was in charge of it

d)

He didn't veto the bank

48.

Why did some critics call Andrew Jackson "King Andrew I"?

a)

Jackson used his veto power more than any president before him

b)

Jackson used his powers to abuse the Constitution

c)

Jackson expanded presidential powers

d)

All of the above

49.

Which of the following (check all) involved states using their rights to nullify federal laws?

a)

Alien and Sedition Acts

b)

The Great Compromise

c)

Tariff Debates of 1828 and 1832

d)

Forming the Confederate States of America

50.

From which country did the US purchase the Louisiana Territory?

a)

Spain

b)

France

c)

Italy

d)

England

51.

The Louisiana Purchase led to President Jefferson:

a)

declaring neutrality with France and Britain

b)

commissioning the Lewis and Clark Expedition

c)

marrying Sacagawea

d)

passing the Embargo Act of 1807

52.

The Election of 1800 is often called the "Revolution of 1800" because:

a)

Henry Clay rigged the vote for John Quincy Adams

b)

it was a peaceful transition of power from Federalists to Democratic-Republicans

c)

Jackson won

d)

All of the above

53.

The Virginia and New Jersey Plans were combined to create:

a)

The Great Compromise

b)

The Three-Fifths Compromise

c)

The Missouri Compromise

d)

The Compromise of 1850

54.

The Middle Passage is the path labeled as what on this map?

a)

Manufactured Goods

b)

Raw Materials

c)

Slaves

55.

Patrick Henry created the ____ to organize legal boycotts of the Stamp Act.

a)

Sons of Liberty

b)

First Continental Congress

c)

Stamp Act Congress

d)

Daughters of Liberty