WorksheetsMidterm Review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 21mins
French explorers had ______________ interactions with Native Americans.
competitive
cooperative
violent
no
The first permanent colony was called _______
Lost Colony of Roanoke
Church of England
Jamestown
Bluffton
Town Meetings were an example of direct democracy in which colonial region?
Southern Colonies
New England Colonies
Middle Colonies
Midwestern Colonies
People in the Middle Colonies were more tolerant because...
they were all the same religion
they were all different religions
they came from the same part of Europe
they liked conflict and war
What limited colonists settling in the west after the French and Indian War?
The Proclamation of 1763
The Albany Plan
The Sugar Act
The Intolerable Acts
John Locke stated which of the following 3 beliefs?
People have natural rights to life, liberty & property
It is the people's moral obligation to overthrow an unjust government
all power resides with the government which consents to give it to the people
all power resides with the people, who give their consent to the government
How did Thomas Paine's Common Sense affect people in the colonies?
it forced King George III to impose less taxes
it increased support for independence in the colonies
it caused Thomas Paine to leave the colonies
it increased support for loyalists in the colonies
The Declaration of Independence states that...
the king has the power to make all decisions
a council has the right to make all decisions
the people have ultimate power to make all decisions
the military has the power to overrule any decisions
Which of these 3 were advantages of the colonists during the war?
well disciplined army
alliance with France
familiarity with the land
lack of support for the war in Great Britain
Which of these 3 describe the Articles of Confederation?
3 branches of government
1 branch of government
weak central government
strong central government
1 vote per state
Federalists believed that the United States needed... (3 correct)
a strong central government
an economy based on agriculture
an economy based on trade and manufacturing
states rights
a national bank
The Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom and the Virginia Declaration of Rights became...
evidence of treason against their authors
the basis for the Bill of Rights
the foundation of John Locke's philosophy
part of the Articles of Confederation
Which Supreme Court case established Judicial Review
Marbury v. Madison
McCulloch v. Maryland
Gibbons v. Ogden
Cohen v. Virginia
The cotton gin...
decreased the need for slaves in the south
increased the need for slaves in the south
The Missouri Compromise was a way to...
spark arguments between easterners and settlers
balance the number of slave and free states
make Missouri smaller
give more money to poor people
The Monroe Doctrine said that...
Europeans should come colonize the Americas
the Americas were different from Europe
Americans should colonize Europe
slavery made the Americas unique
What kind of Americans supported Andrew Jackson?
rich bankers and business owners
farmers, mechanics and laborers
immigrants from Germany and Ireland
northern factory owners
Nat Turner and Gabriel Prosser...
escaped on the Underground Railroad
published an abolitionist newspaper
led slave revolts
won their freedom
The women's suffrage movement wrote the Declaration of Sentiments at...
the Niagara Falls Convention
the Seneca Falls Convention
the Chippewa Falls Convention
the Sioux Falls Convention
According to Abraham Lincoln, the most important goal of the war was to...
end slavery
punish the south for seceding
preserve the union
get southern cotton to northern factories
How did the Emancipation Proclamation change the focus of the war?
it made it clear that tariffs were necessary
it made the elimination of slavery the aim of the north
it freed all the slaves in the United States
it announced that a total war was about the begin
This battle was the turning point of the Civil War.
the Battle of Bull Run
the Battle of Gettysburg
the Battle of Cold Harbor
the Battle of Fort Donelson
Where did General Lee surrender to General Grant?
in Richmond
in Washington DC
in Appomattox
in Charlottesville
Images like this show...
the devastation in the south
the damage in the midwest
the destruction in the north
something else entirely
Images like this show...
strengthening of industry in the north and midwest
new industry in the south after the Civil War
