Worksheets7th grade Texas and US History Final
Total questions: 196
Worksheet time: 3hrs 29mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Which was an immediate impact of the European ‘Age of Exploration’? (7-1.1)
a)
Britain controlled the western part of Africa.
b)
For a short time, the Aztec Empire ruled the world.
c)
Islamic culture spread throughout Asia and North America.
d)
European economic, political, and social influence spread throughout the Americas
2.
Which country was the leader in exploration? (7-1.1)
a)
Spain
b)
Portugal
c)
Germany
d)
England
3.
Area around the Mississippi and Great Lakes region, was claimed by
a)
Portugal
b)
Spain
c)
France
d)
England
4.
Three motivations for European explorers: God, Gold, and ______.
a)
Grace
b)
Glory
c)
Greed
d)
Glaciers
5.
What did Queen Isabella do for Christopher Columbus?
a)
sponsored his exploration
b)
married him
c)
made him royalty
6.
Conquistadors is a Spanish word meaning:
a)
to entrust
b)
to connect
c)
court
d)
conquerors
7.
What was Christopher Columbus' purpose for exploration before discovering the New World?
a)
To find a faster and safer trading route to Asia
b)
To circumnavigate the world in the name of Italy
c)
To launch a surprise attack the enemies of Spain by sea
d)
To find the city of gold in southern Africa
8.
During the 1400s the Europeans set out on the Age of...
a)
Happiness
b)
Exploration
c)
Knowledge
d)
Reason
9.
What was the Columbian Exchange?
a)
Trade of goods between Europe and Asia
b)
Trade of information between explorers
c)
Trade of goods between new and old world
d)
Trade between Conquistadors and Native Americans
10.
Where did Columbus explore?
a)
Caribbean
b)
North America
c)
South America
d)
Asia
11.
Who Am I? I was a Spanish conquistador who defeated the Aztec Empire
a)
Cabot
b)
Cartier
c)
Cortes
d)
Pizarro
12.
What contribution did Alvarez de Pineda make for Spanish exploration?
a)
mapped the Texas coast
b)
defeated the Aztec
c)
settled Mexico City
d)
explored New Mexico
13.
What area of the new world was Cabeza de Vaca originally set to explore before his shipwreck?
a)
Between Florida and Mexico
b)
Texas
c)
Mexico's coastline
d)
Caribbean islands
14.
Put the explorers in chronological order.
a)
Cabeza de Vaca
Pineda
La Salle
Pineda
La Salle
b)
Pineda
Cabeza de Vaca
La Salle
Cabeza de Vaca
La Salle
c)
La Salle
Cabeza de Vaca
Pineda
Cabeza de Vaca
Pineda
d)
Cabeza de Vaca
La Salle
Pineda
La Salle
Pineda
15.
Which of these explorers landed at Matagorda Bay while searching for the mouth of the Mississippi River?
a)
Rene-Robert Cavelier Sieur de La Salle
b)
Hernando Cortés
c)
Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca
d)
Francisco Vásquez de Coronado
16.
What two continents did the land bridge connect?
a)
Asia and Europe
b)
Asia and North America
c)
Australia and North America
d)
South America and Europe
17.
Why did the Native Americans use the Landbridge?
a)
to escape the cold
b)
because it would be fun
c)
for hunt for food
d)
to start a new life
18.
Which of these documents is most similar to the Mayflower Compact?
a)
the Bible
b)
the Constitution
c)
the Gettysburg Address
d)
the Emancipation Proclamation
19.
Which of these made the laws in most of the colonies?
a)
the church leaders
b)
the king of England
c)
the English governor
d)
the elected assembly
20.
What did the New England colonies have in common?
a)
They were self-governing.
b)
They were settled by Puritans.
c)
They provided financial security.
d)
They provided religious freedom.
21.
Why did people in the New England, Middle, and Southern colonies adapt different ways of life?
a)
People with specific skills settled in each area
b)
The regions had different geographies and resources.
c)
The people all had different reasons for settling in North America.
d)
The leaders of the colonies decided how the people would earn a living
22.
Maryland is a part of which colonial region?
a)
New England
b)
Middle
c)
Southern
23.
New York is a part of which colonial region?
a)
New England
b)
Middle
c)
Southern
24.
In the triangular trade routes, what was the leg of the trip called that brought Africans to the New World?
a)
Slave Trade Passage
b)
Slave Passage
c)
African Passage
d)
Middle Passage
25.
Which was the most diverse colonial region?
a)
New England Colonies
b)
Middle Colonies
c)
Southern Colonies
26.
Which group of the English practiced religious tolerance by allowing people to practice their religion however they wanted to?
a)
Puritans
b)
Pilgrims
c)
Quakers
d)
Catholics
27.
Most missions were built close to
a)
Mountains
b)
Lakes
c)
Rivers
d)
Valleys
28.
A Spanish fort that protects a Mission
a)
reserve
b)
presidio
c)
cabeza de vaca
d)
Native American Camp
29.
The first mission in East Texas was:
a)
San Antonio
b)
Nuestra Senore de los Dolores
c)
San Francisco de los Tejas
d)
San Miguel de los Adaes
30.
The Alamo is known as
a)
The El Paso
b)
San Juan Bautista
c)
THE Mission
d)
San Antonio de Valero
31.
Missions were used by who to convert the Native Americans?
a)
Spanish
b)
Texans
32.
This mission is located close to the present day city of El Paso. This is the 1st mission ever established in Texas and was founded in 1682.
a)
Corpus Christi de la Ysleta
b)
San Francisco de los Tejas
c)
Mission San Jose
d)
Mission Guadalupe
33.
Who founded the first mission in East Texas?
a)
Father Damian Massanet
b)
St. Denis
c)
Father Fancisco Hidalgo
d)
Aguayo
34.
What were the goals of the Spanish missions?
a)
convert Native Americans to Christianity
b)
teach Native Americans to adopt the Spanish way of life
c)
Strengthen Spain's hold on Texas land
d)
all of the above
35.
Which friar wrote a letter to the French governor of Louisiana asking for help in building missions in East TX?
a)
Father Francisco Hidalgo
b)
Marques de Rubi
c)
La Salle
d)
King Ferdinand VII
36.
What year did Spain recognize Mexico's independence?
a)
1700
b)
1801
c)
1821
d)
2017
37.
When Indians died how did that effect a mission?
a)
the Priests celebrated
b)
It was a cause of the mission's failure
c)
fewer people ment more gold for thise who remained
d)
it gave the French more claim on Texas
38.
The Native Americans were treated well in the missions.
a)
true
b)
false
39.
Which Native American tribe was the most hostile with the Spanish and their mission system
a)
Caddo
b)
Apache
c)
Tonkawa
d)
Karankawa
40.
Name the battle in which Santa Anna surrendered to Sam Houston Texan Army?
a)
Battle of Gonzales
b)
Grass Fight
c)
Battle of San Jacinto
d)
Battle of Coleto
41.
On March 27, 1836 James Fannin and 400 Men were Massacred in what city
a)
Anahuac
b)
Gonzales
c)
Goliad
d)
San Antonio
42.
Which battle was significant because it was the beginning of the fight for Texas Independence?
a)
Battle of Gonzales
b)
Battle of the Alamo
c)
Goliad Massacre
d)
Battle of San Jacinto
43.
When William B. Travis wrote his famous letter, which ended in Victory or Death, what did he want to happen?
a)
Raise the morale of his men in the Alamo
b)
Get reinforcements for the Alamo
c)
Claim victory against Santa Anna
d)
Discourage his men from fighting Santa Anna
44.
The battle cry at San Jacinto was
a)
"Don't Mess With Texas"
b)
"Remember The Alamo"
c)
"Live Free or Die"
d)
"Don't Touch My Hat"
45.
What year did Texas win its independence?
a)
1821
b)
1845
c)
1836
d)
1835
46.
Who beat Santa Anna at the Battle of San Jacinto?
a)
James Fannin
b)
William B. Travis
c)
Sam Houston
d)
Santa Anna didn't lose
47.
What convention helped bring about the Republic of Texas 1836
a)
The Convention of 1836
b)
The Convention of 1833
c)
The Convention of 1830
d)
There was no convention
48.
What is an interim government?
a)
Small government
b)
big government
c)
permanent goverment
d)
temporary government
49.
Why was the Alamo so hard to defend for the Texans?
a)
It was very big and had wide open spaces.
b)
The Texans didn't have any cannons.
c)
There was no leader to organize them.
d)
All of the above
50.
Where did the Texas Delegates meet to design their new government?
a)
El Paso
b)
Amarillo
c)
Washington-on-the-Brazos
d)
Odessa
51.
Why is the Alamo so important?
a)
It inspired the Texans to fight stronger
b)
It discouraged the Texan army
c)
It was an important win for the Texans
d)
Everyone, including the Mexican soldiers,died at the hands of Santa Anna
52.
I lived out my father's wishes after he died and became the most famous empresario. I was also known as "The Father of Texas". Who am I?
a)
Sam Houston
b)
Moses Austin
c)
Stephen F. Austin
53.
I was the commander of the entire Mexican army and President of Mexico, who am I?
a)
Sam Houston
b)
Santa Anna
c)
William Travis
d)
James Fannin
54.
I was the commander at the Alamo, who am I?
a)
Juan Seguin
b)
William Travis
c)
Davy Crockett
55.
I was a Tennessee volunteer that helped at the Alamo, who am I?
a)
Davy Crockett
b)
James Fannin
c)
Santa Anna
56.
Who won the battle of the Alamo?
a)
Texas
b)
United States
c)
Mexico
57.
The Alamo was originally built as a __________.
a)
Presidio
b)
School
c)
Mission
d)
Museum
58.
Who did Texas want its independence from?
a)
Mexico
b)
United States
c)
England
59.
How long was the siege of the Alamo?
a)
1 day
b)
13 days
c)
1 month
60.
Which of these is the Branch of Government that enforces the laws?
a)
Judicial
b)
Legislative
c)
Executive
61.
The U.S. Constitution organized our government fairly by creating:
a)
Fair laws
b)
3 separate branches
c)
Splitting Congress into 2 houses
d)
Federal taxes
62.
Which branch of the government carries out the laws?
a)
Legislative
b)
Executive
c)
Judicial
63.
Which branches' function is to write, debate, and pass bills?
a)
Executive Branch
b)
Legislative Branch
c)
Judicial Branch
d)
Constitutional Branch
64.
How does the Executive Branch "check" the Judicial Branch?
a)
The Supreme Court can impeach the President.
b)
The Supreme Court approves or vetoes a law.
c)
The President approves or vetoes a law.
d)
The President nominates Supreme Court justices.
65.
What system prevents any branch from having too much power?
a)
Power Balance
b)
Checks and Balances
c)
Constitutional Convention
d)
Power Checks
66.
What is the branch of the government that interprets the laws and includes the supreme court?
a)
Legislative Branch
b)
Executive Branch
c)
Judicial Branch
67.
The President can______a law passed by Congress.
a)
Debate
b)
Veto
c)
Override
d)
Impeach
68.
In order to be president you need to be a what?
a)
natural born U.S. Citizen
b)
be an immigrant
c)
speaker
d)
none of them
69.
What divides the national government into 3 branches?
a)
The Bill of Rights
b)
The Constitution
c)
The Declaration of Independnce
d)
The Articles of Confederation
70.
How many representatives does each state get in the House of Representatives?
a)
Every state gets 2
b)
Based on population
c)
Every state gets 1
d)
Only certain states get into the House
71.
Name the 2 parts of Congress.
a)
President & Supreme Court
b)
House of Representatives & Senate
c)
Supreme Court & Senate
d)
House of Representatives & Supreme Court
72.
Checks and Balances: Who can override the President's veto with 2/3rds vote in both Houses?
a)
Vice President
b)
Congress
c)
Supreme Court
d)
President's Cabinet
73.
The first constitution of the United States was called _____________________--
a)
Articles of Confederation
b)
Preamble
c)
Constitution
d)
Declaration of Independence
74.
The beginning part of the Constitution
a)
Article I
b)
Amendments
c)
Bill of Rights
d)
Preamble
75.
A proposed law is called a _______________
a)
veto
b)
congress
c)
bill
d)
unconstitutional
76.
The system of dividing powers and duties of government into different branches is called...
a)
Checks and balances
b)
Separation of powers
c)
Third amendment
d)
Constitutional rights
77.
Who was the Father of the Constitution?
a)
Alexander Hamilton
b)
George Washington
c)
James Madison
d)
Gouveneur Morris
78.
What is the Constitution?
a)
a document that explains where Americans can travel.
b)
a Document that declared our independence from Great Britain
c)
the document that helps us make money.
d)
A document that outlines how our government will be ran.
79.
True or False: The Judicial Branch includes courts at many levels - from local to state to national (Supreme Court).
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
80.
Where does Congress meet?
a)
in the White House
b)
in the Supreme Court
c)
in Harrisburg, PA
d)
in the Capitol
81.
What kind of system best names the way the USA government is organized - into both branches AND levels?
a)
unitary system
b)
federal system
c)
confederal system
82.
This case established the policy of judicial review
a)
Brown vs. Board of Education
b)
Tinker vs. Des Moines
c)
Marbury vs. Madison
83.
People selected to cast votes for president in the Electoral College.
a)
Juristiction
b)
Electors
c)
Principles
d)
Similar
84.
A fundamental or basic, law or idea.
a)
Juristiction
b)
Electors
c)
Principles
d)
Similar
85.
The Election of 1800 there was a tie in the Electoral College Vote between who?
a)
Thomas Jefferson & John Adams
b)
Thomas Jefferson & Aaron Burr
c)
John Adams & Aaron Burr
d)
Aaaron Burr & John Marshall
86.
Who appointed John Marshall to the position of Chief Justice?
a)
Thomas Jefferson
b)
Aaron Burr
c)
John Adams
d)
George Washington
87.
Who has the final say on interpreting the Constitution?
a)
The President
b)
The people of America
c)
The Supreme Court
d)
The House of Representatives
88.
Clause from where Congress received implied powers.
a)
Supremacy
b)
Judicial
c)
Elastic
d)
Santa
89.
A state cannot tax the federal government case was ________.
a)
McCulloch v Maryland
b)
Gibbons v Ogden
c)
Marbury v Madison
d)
Dred Scott
90.
Clause used as deciding factor in Gibbons v Ogden and McCulloch v Maryland
a)
Judicial Review
b)
Santa
c)
Supremacy Clause
d)
Contract Clause
91.
Case about interstate commerce
a)
McCulloch v Maryland
b)
Marbury v Madison
c)
Gibbons v Ogden
d)
Dred Scott
92.
Which term refers to the idea that settlers had the right to decide whether slavery would be legal in their territory?
a)
nullification
b)
sectionalism
c)
popular sovereignty
d)
southern secession
93.
The outcome of the Whiskey Rebellion (1794) strengthened the authority of the
a)
national government
b)
state governors
c)
territorial legislatures
d)
local police
94.
How did the appointment of “midnight judges” by president Adams impact future Supreme Court cases?
a)
explained the creation of the chief justice position
b)
allowed presidents to decide important cases
c)
resulted in the ruling of McCulloch v. Maryland
d)
led to the principle of judicial review
95.
A change to the Constitution is known as a(n)______________________________.
a)
Amendment
b)
Ratify
c)
Propose
d)
Congress
96.
Which Amendment deals with the President?
a)
Article I
b)
Article II
c)
Article III
d)
Article IV
97.
Guarantees the right to a speedy and public trial
a)
2nd Amendment
b)
4th Amendment
c)
6th Amendment
d)
8th Amendment
98.
Jefferson purchased the Louisiana Territory from
a)
England
b)
France
c)
Spain
99.
The Louisiana purchase was seen as a _______ interpretation of the Constitution.
a)
Loose
b)
Strict
c)
Illegal
100.
Which amendment was ratified because of the tie in the election of 1800 that ended with Jefferson elected President?
a)
12th amendment
b)
1st amendment
c)
5th amendment
101.
How did Jefferson double the size of the United States in 1803?
a)
The Louisiana Purchase
b)
The purchase of California
c)
The Treaty of Ghent
102.
What did Jefferson do to punish the British for Impressing American sailors?
a)
The Embargo Act
b)
The Stamp Act
c)
The Sugar Act
103.
The idea that the United States will expand from coast to coast is?
a)
"Manchurian Destiny"
b)
"Macadamia Destiny"
c)
"Manifest Destiny"
d)
"Marinara Destiny"
104.
What was the main objective of the Lewis and Clark expedition?
a)
Discover a waterway across America
b)
Map the uncharted territory
c)
Document wildlife and plants in the area
d)
Get a Christmas tree for the White House
105.
The Lewis and Clark expedition lasted for how long?
a)
2 years
b)
2 months
c)
2 weeks
d)
They never returned
106.
The ________________ demanded ______________ for safe passage along the Mediterranean Sea.
a)
Barbary Pirates, ransom
b)
Barbary Pirates, tribute
c)
British, tribute
d)
French, ransom
107.
All of the following resulted from the War of 1812 EXCEPT
a)
Canada gained their independence from England
b)
a new sense of nationalism
c)
an increase in U.S. manufacturing
d)
new U.S. heroes
108.
One of the most significant early naval victories in the War of 1812 occurred when _______.
a)
the USS Constitution sunk several ships
b)
Oliver Hazard Perry defeated the British at the
Battle of Lake Erie
Battle of Lake Erie
c)
the U.S. defended Fort Detroit against the British
d)
the British captured Fort McHenry
109.
The U.S. experienced a great moral defeat when the British ____.
a)
attacked and burned Washington, D.C.
b)
captured the Star-Spangled Banner
c)
captured the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia, PA
d)
captured President James Madison for ransom
110.
The Shawnee chief Tecumseh led forces against Harrison at the Battle of ____.
a)
Canada
b)
Tippecanoe
c)
Fort Detroit
d)
Prophet's Town
111.
War Hawks took the lead in Congress in demanding ____.
a)
equal rights for Native Americans
b)
war against Great Britain
c)
war against France
d)
even stricter trade restrictions against Britain and France
112.
_____________ was president during the War of 1812.
a)
James Madison
b)
Thomas Jefferson
c)
John Adams
d)
George Washington
113.
This battle was a decisive victory for the U.S. at the end of the War of 1812 and made Andrew Jackson a national hero.
a)
Battle of New Orleans
b)
Battle of Lake Erie
c)
Battle of Fort McHenry
d)
Battle of Yorktown
114.
What treaty officially ended the War of 1812?
a)
Treaty of Ghent
b)
Treaty of Paris
c)
Treaty of London
d)
Treaty of Madison
115.
Who wrote the Star Spangled Banner?
a)
Francis Scott Kay
b)
Francis Scott Kane
c)
Francis Scott Key
d)
Francis Scott Keen
116.
Who won the War of 1812?
a)
England
b)
United States
c)
France
d)
No one
117.
Which is NOT a cause of the War of 1812?
a)
British impressment of American sailors
b)
British searching and seizing American ships
c)
British giving guns and ammunition to Native Americans
d)
British burning down Washington D.C.
118.
What did Dolly Madison save?
a)
A portrait of Thomas Jefferson
b)
A portrait of Abraham Lincoln
c)
A portrait of Alexander Hamilton
d)
A portrait of George Washington
119.
What was written at Fort McHenry?
a)
The Pledge of Allegiance
b)
The Star-Spangled Banner
c)
The Constitution
d)
The Treaty of Paris
120.
Why did the Native American alliance fall apart?
a)
The prophet died
b)
James Madison died
c)
Tecumseh died
d)
Thomas Jefferson died
121.
In the Missouri Compromise, what state was allowed to enter as a slave state?
a)
Missouri
b)
Maine
c)
Kentucky
d)
Ohio
122.
In the Missouri Compromise, what state was allowed to enter as a free state?
a)
Missouri
b)
Maine
c)
Kentucky
d)
Alabama
123.
The Missouri Compromise is also known as?
a)
The Compromise of 1820
b)
The Equality Compromise
c)
The Henry Clay Compromise
d)
The Great Compromise
124.
Where was the Missouri Compromise line?
a)
36-30 degrees north in the Louisiana Purchase
b)
46-40 degrees north in the Louisiana Purchase
c)
56-50 degrees north in the Louisiana Purchase
d)
66-60 degrees north in the Louisiana Purchase
125.
The Missouri Compromise Line determined the status of slavery in future states. North of the line slavery was ___________ or banned, South of the line slavery was _________.
a)
permitted, prohibited
b)
prohibited, permitted or allowed
c)
sometimes prohibited, never allowed
d)
cheap, expensive
126.
Which of the following is true about the Missouri Compromise?
a)
It was only a temporary solution
b)
The Unorganized Territory permitted slavery
c)
The Arkansas Territory prohibited (banned) slavery
d)
It solved all issues concerning slavery in the west
127.
Who came up with the idea of the Missouri Compromise?
a)
James Monroe
b)
George Washington
c)
Thomas Jefferson
d)
Henry Clay
128.
Congressmen like John C. Calhoun were known as War Hawks. These individuals called for an U.S. invasion of . . .
a)
Texas
b)
Canada
c)
Mexico
d)
Carribbean Islands
129.
What is a privateer?
a)
A bounty hunter searching for British outlaws in the frontier
b)
Canadian soldiers hired to stop Americans from moving westward
c)
A group of strongmen hired to protect Americans traveling into the frontier
d)
A group of small armed ships hired by the US to raid enemy ships
130.
Some of Zebulon Pike's expeditions took place along the ___________ River.
a)
Amazon
b)
Missouri
c)
Rio Grande
d)
Mississippi
131.
From which country did we acquire the Florida Purchase?
a)
Spain
b)
France
c)
England
d)
Mexico
132.
Which tribe took in the Africans who escaped slavery?
a)
Apalachee
b)
Floridians
c)
Seneca
d)
Seminole
133.
What year was Texas annexed to the United States?
a)
1819
b)
1836
c)
1845
d)
1861
134.
a)
Original 13 states 1776
b)
Louisiana Purchase 1803
c)
Texas 1845
d)
Oregon 1846
135.
a)
Louisiana Purchase 1803
b)
Northwest Territory 1783
c)
Webster-Ashburton Treaty 1842
d)
Great Britain Cession 1816
136.
a)
Spanish Cession of Florida 1819
b)
Webster-Ashburton Treaty 1842
c)
Mexican Cession 1848
d)
Original 13 states
137.
a)
Texas 1845
b)
Original 13 states 1776
c)
Mississippi ceded from Spain 1810
d)
Louisiana Purchase 1803
138.
Which Territory was gained as a result of the Adams-Onis Treaty?
a)
Florida 1819
b)
Texas 1845
c)
Louisiana 1803
d)
Oregon 1846
139.
National Defense
a)
federal
b)
state
140.
homeland security
a)
federal
b)
state
141.
business contracts
a)
federal
b)
state
142.
public health
a)
federal
b)
state
143.
civil rights
a)
federal
b)
state
144.
real estate matters
a)
federal
b)
state
145.
postal service
a)
federal
b)
state
146.
welfare
a)
federal
b)
state
147.
divorce
a)
federal
b)
state
148.
social security and other benefit programs
a)
federal
b)
state
149.
The Monroe Doctrine would be an example of
a)
U.S. Foreign Policy
b)
U.S. Domestic Policy
150.
The Monroe Doctrine said __________________.
a)
no more European colonies could be started in the Americas
b)
Europe must leave the Americas alone
c)
the United States would stay out of Europe's business
d)
all of the above
151.
Because of the Monroe Doctrine, the United States became a powerful leader in the ____________ hemisphere.
a)
northern
b)
southern
c)
western
d)
eastern
152.
Who led operations to stop Seminole raids in Florida and Georgia?
a)
Horatio Gates
b)
George Washington
c)
Andrew Jackson
d)
George Rogers Clark
153.
The feeling of pride and accomplishments refers to what time period.
a)
Age of Enligtenment
b)
Industrial Age
c)
Era of WestwardExpansion
d)
Era of Good Feelings
154.
What does the Union stand for?
a)
All of these
b)
the Confederacy
c)
the South
d)
the United States
155.
Which person was for the National Bank?
a)
Jefferson
b)
Roosevelt
c)
Clinton
d)
Hamilton
156.
Who was against the idea of a National Bank?
a)
Jefferson
b)
Lincoln
c)
Trump
d)
Raegan
157.
Who signed the Bank bill in 1791?
a)
Jefferson
b)
Washington
c)
Franklin
d)
Hamilton
158.
What was the Whiskey rebellion fought over?
a)
bad tasting whiskey
b)
taxes on whiskey
c)
shortage of whiskey
d)
no Jack Daniel's
159.
What was one of the political parties?
a)
Federalists
b)
Communists
c)
Empire
d)
Monarchy
160.
What is the second political party?
a)
Democrat-republic
b)
communists
c)
there is no other one
d)
dictatorship
161.
Which type of government wanted a bank?
a)
Strict
b)
loose
c)
democrat
d)
republic
162.
Which of the following opposed the bank?
a)
strict
b)
loose
c)
federal
d)
democrat
163.
the supreme court said that the bank was...
a)
unconstitutional
b)
constitutional
164.
Jefferson really wanted to..
a)
get the people to buy into the bank
b)
get rid of the bank
165.
fabric that is woven
a)
technology
b)
textile
c)
economy
d)
industrialization
166.
What was the importance of the Erie Canal?
a)
more water for the settlers to use for their crops
b)
it connected the Hudson River to Lake Erie making transportation of goods easier
c)
it connected the Mississippi River and the Hudson River and made transportation of goods easier
167.
In what country did the Industrial Revolution begin?
a)
United States
b)
France
c)
Great Britain
168.
Where were most factories built?
a)
in the mountains
b)
in the desert
c)
along rivers
169.
Who invented cotton gin and interchangeable parts?
a)
John Deere
b)
Eli Whitney
c)
Samuel Slater
d)
Elias Howe
170.
Which of the following inventions by Eli Whitney increased the demand for slave labor and cotton before the Civil War?
a)
cotton reaper
b)
cotton gin
c)
cotton tractor
d)
spinning mill
171.
In the 1800’s, new inventions and forms of transportation changed the way people lived and worked. These inventions allowed people to use machines instead of hand tools to produce (make) products. This change from goods being made at home or in a workshop to goods being made in factories is known as the _________.
a)
American Revolution.
b)
Industrial Revolution.
c)
Immigration.
d)
Interchangeable parts.
172.
A building with workers and machines in which manufacturing takes place.
a)
Foundry
b)
Plantation
c)
Refinery
d)
Factory
173.
Focusing upon the needs and issues of the region you live in.
a)
Apathy
b)
Rebellion
c)
Sectionalism
d)
Patriotism
174.
One of the main people of this movement was _____________, a man who greatly influenced this entire period by bringing his ideas on manufacturing from Britain to the United States. He later founded “Slater’s Mill”, the first cotton mill in the country, in Massachusetts.
a)
Samuel Slater
b)
Francis Cabot Lowell
c)
Richard Arkwright
d)
Samuel Morse
175.
Whose factory launched the factory system?
a)
James Monroe
b)
Eli Whitney
c)
Samuel Slater
d)
Francis Cabot Lowell
176.
This was a tax on molasses and sugar to reduce smuggling.
a)
Stamp Act
b)
Sugar Act
c)
Townshend Act
d)
Tea Act
177.
This was a tax on all printed materials in the 13 Colonies.
a)
Stamp Act
b)
Sugar Act
c)
Tea Act
d)
Townshend Act
178.
Finish this American Colonist Motto, "No Taxation without..."
a)
Transportation
b)
Relaxation
c)
Representation
d)
Sensation
179.
Why were the American Colonist taxed after the French and Indian War?
a)
Britain was in debt and needed money
b)
That was the agreement with the Native Americans
c)
They made too much money
d)
Townshend Acts
180.
What was this poster's meaning?
a)
The Colonies needed to be united
b)
Serpents can grow back together
c)
Colonies need to be independent
d)
Ben Franklin didn't know why he made this
181.
This event broke tensions between the colonist and the British troops where shots were fired. Crispus Attucks was the first to be killed.
a)
Lexington and Concord
b)
Boston Tea Party
c)
Boston Massacre
d)
Bloody Valentine
182.
Which was the punishment for the Boston Tea Party?
a)
Intolerable Acts
b)
Sugar Acts
c)
Quartering Acts
d)
Stamp Acts
183.
This type of American Colonist was in support of the British parliament.
a)
Patriot
b)
Loyalist
c)
Yes man
d)
Neutral
184.
Who was the first choice to command the Continental Army?
a)
Thomas Jefferson
b)
Benjamin Franklin
c)
Thomas Paine
d)
George Washington
185.
This type of colonist was ready for rebellion and the fight for independence.
a)
Loyalist
b)
Patriot
c)
Neutral
d)
British
186.
Colonists were forbidden to settle west of the Appalachian Mountains.
a)
Proclamation line of 1763
b)
Proclamation boundary
c)
Manifest Destiny
d)
Borderlands
187.
What does Quartering mean?
a)
To allow troops to stay in your home
b)
Hitting someone with a quarter
c)
To give someone a quarter
d)
Giving a quarter of your earnings to Britain
188.
To refuse to buy goods from someone as a form of protest . . .
a)
occupy
b)
boycott
c)
damage
d)
repeal
189.
The Olive Branch Petition was written as a last attempt at …
a)
Freedom
b)
Peace
c)
Loyalty
d)
Rebellion
190.
Arguably the first "battle" of the Revolutionary War occurred when the Massachusetts Minutemen fired on British troops at -
a)
Boston
b)
Philidelphia
c)
Saratoga
d)
Lexington and Concord
191.
This American victory was the turning point in the war.
a)
Saratoga
b)
Yorktown
c)
Bunker Hill
d)
Lexington and Concord
192.
Who was the major author of the Declaration of Independence?
a)
Benjamin Franklin
b)
John Adams
c)
Thomas Jefferson
d)
Patrick Henry
193.
Surrounded by French and Continental armies, a large British army surrendered here.
a)
Saratoga
b)
Yorktown
c)
Bunker Hill
d)
Lexington and Concord
194.
The U.S. was founded on July 4, 1776, by the approval of this document.
a)
the Treaty of Paris
b)
the Constitution
c)
the Declaration of Independence
d)
the Virginia Charter
195.
The Daughters of Liberty were known for:
a)
their delicious apple pies.
b)
their dramatic protests.
c)
the beautiful clothes they made for the wealthy colonists.
d)
making goods that normally would be made in England and imported into the colonies.
196.
What was the name of the treaty that ended the American Revolution
a)
Treaty of Paris (1763)
b)
Treaty of Paris (1783)
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