WorksheetsHistory Final Review
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 26mins
_____ adapted the growing of tobacco
John Rolfe
Jefferson Davis
John Winthrop
Nat Turner
______ was the leader of the Puritans
Abigail Adams
Nat Turner
John Winthrop
Thomas Jefferson
_____ asked that women be given greater liberties
George Washington
Abigail Adams
John Rolfe
Nat Turner
_____ warned of foreign entanglements
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
______ was at war with the Barbary Pirates
Thomas Jefferson
Nat Turner
Abigail Adams
John Marshall
______ increased the powers of the judicial branch
George Washington
Jefferson Davis
John Marshall
John Winthrop
_______ led a slave revolt in 1831
Nat Turner
Thomas Jefferson
John Rolfe
Jefferson Davis
_______ was he President of the Confederate States of America
Nat Turner
Jefferson Davis
George Washington
John Winthrop
________ transmitted European diseases to Native Americans
Biological Exchange
Mercantilisim
Nativism
Navigation Acts
_______ traded their labor for passage to the New World
Cherokee Tribe
Indentured servants
Sons of Liberty
Slaves
Europeans managed their colonies with this system
Mercantilism
Impressment
Black Codes
Popular Sovereignty
______ made colonies more profitable in the 1600s
Coercive Acts
Impressmet
Mercantilism
Navigation Acts
This group fanned the flames of the Revolution.
Cherokee Tribe
Puritains
Sons of Liberty
Freedmen's Bureau
_______ forced the colonists to submit to British rule
Coercive Acts
Navigation Acts
Impressment
Nullification
________ helped create a French/American alliance
Battle of Gettysburg
Battle of Antietam
Battle of Saratoga
Second Great Awakening
This type of government was established after the revolution
Representative Democracy
Federalist
Republican
Liberal
________ divides the government between two sets of powers
Federalism
Representative Democracy
Judicial Review
Compromise of 1877
_________ was established by the case of Marbury v. Madison
Black Codes
Judicial Review
Coercive Acts
13th Amendment
________ was the detaining of American ships and the capturing of sailors
Impressment
Temperance
Nullification
Navigation Acts
The government providing infrastructure for the citizens was known as _______
Nativism
Internal Improvements
Representative Democracy
Mercantilism
______ revolutionized cotton production in the South
14th Amendment
Black Codes
Cotton Gin
Indentured Servants
The opposing of other cultures in favor of your own is known as ________
Temperance
Nativism
Impressment
Nullification
__________ kept the balance between slave and free states equal
Popular Sovereignty
13th Amendment
Missouri Compromise
Second Great Awakening
A state could decide if a federal was enforced or not
Navigation Acts
Popular Sovereignty
Compromise of 1877
Nullification
This tribe was associated with The Trail of Tears
Puritains
Cherokee
Indentured Servants
Slaves
_________ was a wave of religious revivals at the turn of the 19th century
Second Great Awakening
Manifest Destiny
First Great Awakening
Missouri Compromise
________ intended to reduce the consumption of alcohol
Temperance
Abolition
Nullification
Coercive Acts
_______ ended the legal form of slavery
Black Codes
Nativism
Abolition
14th Amendment
____________ was a system of safe houses in the South leading to the North
Freedmen's Bureau
Underground Railroad
Internal Improvments
Nullification
_________ was the spread of Christianity and Capitalism by the U.S.
Impressment
Manifest Destiny
Missouri Compromise
Biological Exchange
_________ allowed citizens of a territory to vote in order to regulate slavery
Popular Sovereignty
Compromise of 1877
13th Amendment
Nativism
_______ was a rehersal for the civil war in the 1850s
Appomattox
Bleeding Kansas
Antietam
Gettysburg
After this battle, the Emancipation Proclamation was issued
Bleeding Kansas
Battle of Saratoga
Battle of Gettysburg
Battle of Antietam
This battle was the last time the South would invade the North
Gettysburg
Appomattox
Saratoga
Antietam
_________ was where the Civil War came to an end
Washington
Virginia
Appomattox
Gettysburg
________ abolished slavery in the United States
15th Amendment
14th Amendment
13th Amendment
Black Codes
_________ assisted the newly freed slaves
Freedmen's Bureau
Black Codes
15th Amendment
Underground Railroad
________ made it clear that African Americans were citizens
Freedmen's Bureau
Black Codes
13th Amendment
14th Amendment
_______ stiffeld the new rights of the freedmen
14th Amendment
Freedmen's Bureau
15th Amendment
Black Codes
__________ caused segregation to become more common in the South
Black Codes
13th Amendment
Compromise of 1877
Battle of Antietam
The ________ championed scientific thinking
Manifest Destiny
Great Awakening and Enlightenment
Enlightenment
War of 1812
Both the _________ and the _________ encouraged individual decision making
Articles of Confederation; War of 1812
3/5 compromise ; Consitution
Great Awakening; Enlightenment
War of 1812; Great Awakening
Because of the French and Indian War, England believed the ______ should play an increasing part in paying off their national debt
East
South
North
West
The national government, under the ______________ could not levy taxes
3/5 Compromise
Consitution
Compromise pf 1877
Articles of Confederation
The most important principle of the __________ was that all power flows from the people.
Articles of Confederation
Constitution
Compromise of 1877
3/5 Compromise
This helped resolve the issue of slavery during the Constitutional Convention
3/5 Compromise
Enlightenment
Articles of Confederation
Constitution
As a consequence of the ________, American patriotism greatly increased
Battle of Gettysburg
Battle of Saratoga
War of 1812
Battle of Antietam
Anti-Irish prejudice was especially based upon the fear of growing ______ influence
Colonists
Military Leaders
Catholic
Communist
A preference for high tariffs was never a characteristic of the Old _________
South
Colonists
Constitution
Military Leaders
A decisive advantage for the south over the North was its better _______
Weapons
Government
Military Leaders
Soldiers
