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WorksheetsUS History Final Review: Chapters 1-12 (Part 4)
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
In 1831, both major political parties followed the example of the ______________ in holding national nominating conventions.
American Party
Federalist Party
Know-Nothing Party
Anti-masonic Party
In the late 1840’s, this group supported internal improvements to foster economic growth.
Whigs
Know-Nothings
American Party
Federalists
In an effort to stop the panic of 1837, President Van Buren and the majority of Democrats in Congress passed the
Distribution Act.
Whig Coalition.
The "Force Bill".
Independent Treasury Act.
As the number of ____________________dropped in the South in the 19th century, the number of ________________ rose.
Immigrants, Indians
Indians, African American slaves
Whites, Indians
Slaves, Indians
The Old South’s unique societal reliance on the use of slavery in the 19th century has often been called
Racial unity.
The peculiar institution
The peculiar bond.
Southern equality.
In the first half of the 19th century, ______________________became the most profitable cash crop in the South.
Tabacco
Sugar
Rice
Cotton
The Old Southwest was made up of all if the following except
Arkansas.
Mississippi.
Louisiana.
Tennessee.
In the Old South’s mythic view of itself slavery was?
A positive good.
Not necessary.
Brutal.
A moral evil.
According to your textbook, _________________________ were the largest segment of white society in the Old South.
Overseers
Planters
Slave owners
Plain white folk
______________________ were state laws that governed the treatment of slaves in the years before the Civil War.
Slave codes
State codes
Peculiar laws
Segregation
_______________________ is the term used to refer to a person of mixed white and black ancestry in the 19th century in the Old South.
Mulatto
Creole
Mestizo
Tejano
Which of the following statements regarding men’s and women’s experience of slavery is most accurate?
All slaves shared the same experiences.
Males slaves were treated worse than female slaves.
Slavery was harder on adults than on children.
Female slaves suffered the double burden of sexiam and racism.
All of the following individuals planned slave rebellions EXCEPT?
Denmark Vesey.
Daniel Shays.
Nat Turner.
Charles Deslondes.
Slaves who did not want to rebel could resist by doing all of the following EXCEPT?
Faking illness.
Breaking tools.
Running away.
Becoming drivers.
According to your textbook, Jefferson’s Declaration of Independence influenced all of the following EXCEPT?
Literature.
Religion.
Social reform movements.
Thoughts on the morality of inequality.
When considering the different denominations of Christians in the Jeffersonian Age, which of the following believed jesus to be saintly but not divine man?
Baptist
Anglican
Unitarian
Lutheran
The large wave of religious revivals around the turn of the 19th century is known as?
The First Great Awakening.
The Second Great Awakening.
A Grand Revival.
The Advent of America.
The leader of the individual freedom and self-culture aspects of transcendentalism was?
Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Henry David Thoreau.
Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Margaret Fuller.
The most striking of the New England poets to emerge during the Romanticism era was?
Emily Dickinson.
Susan B. Anthony.
James Taylor.
Sheila Jackson Lee.
The Declaration of Sentiments was written at
The Constitutional Convention.
The Centennial Exposition.
The Seneca Falls Convention.
Jamestown.
The goal of the American Colonization Society was
To free the slaves.
To send slaves out west.
To send slaves back to Africa.
To educate slaves.
After publishing his autobiography, he left for England for two years on a speaking tour. When he returned, he has enough money to purchase his freedom.
W.E.B Du Bois
Fredrick Douglas
Nat Turner
James Fremont
____________________ is the term used for ending the legal form of slavery.
Abolition
Suffrage
Parity
Disenfranchisement
______________________ is best known as a reformer of insane asylums during the Romantic period.
Susan B. Anthony
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Dorothea Dix
Wilma Clinton
On April 4, 1841, exactly one month after his inauguration, William Henry Harrison died of pneumonia, and John Tyler of Virginia became president.
True
False
