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Worksheets4th six weeks Review
Total questions: 54
Worksheet time: 42mins
1. Which of the following is a solution to these problems: Barbary pirates attacking American ships, American Indian attacks on the west, and British impressment of American Sailors
Form an alliance with the Netherlands
Take control of colonies in South America
Reasons to increase government spending to expand our Military
Invade the British in Canada
Which of the following is an example of the Checks and Balances system?
The Supreme Court's power of Judicial Review
State and local court systems
The right to vote for Representatives
Due process
What is an example of Jefferson expanding the power of the Presidency?
Acting as Commander-in-Chief during the war of 1812
Purchasing Louisiana from the French
Maintaining neutrality with foreign countries
Creating the first Presidential cabinet
Which region of the United States did not support the protective tariff of1824?
North
West
Pacific Coast
South
How did the embargo Act of 1807 impact the economy in the North?
It caused a surplus of cash crops from not allowing exports
Prices for manufacturing goods decreased
A decline in foreign trade damaged the shipping industry
The demand for fish decreased
How did the Embargo Act of 1807 affect the economy in the South?
There was a surplus of Cash crops and planters suffered financial loss
A decline in foreign trade damaged the commercial shipping industry
Fishing revenue decreased because of less demand
Wheat and corn prices dropped as supplies flooded the Markets
What was the Northwest Ordinance?
A way for people to elect representatives
A way territories were settled and applied for statehood
A way to establish public schools
Sending military to regain control of a territory
What is one of the requirements of the Northwest Ordinance?
Hold a vote on whether to become a free or slave states
Establish one public school per district
have a governor appointed by a president
Have a population of 60,000 free settlers
Andrew Jackson's election victory in 1828 depended on support from
the rich and well-born.
Native Americans.
the common people.
states' rights supporters.
Jackson's practice of rewarding political supporters with government jobs became known as
the spoils system.
Jacksonian democracy.
mudslinging.
a corrupt bargain.
Did Andrew Jackson support the National bank?
yes
no
The Nullification Crisis was triggered by strong opposition to the
Force Bill.
Indian Removal Act.
Tariff of Abominations.
Bank of the United States.
Who wrote the Star Spangled Banner?
Francis Scott Kay
Francis Scott Kane
Francis Scott Key
Francis Scott Keen
What does the Indian Removal Act do?
Pushes all Native Americans into Florida
Allows Georgia to use Native Americans as slaves
Enacts the policy of assimilation
Moves Native Americans west beyond the Mississippi River
The Trail of Tears refers to
Jackson’s angry negotiations with the Five Civilized Tribes.
the movement of Seminole Indians from the West to Florida.
government workers who lost their jobs due to Jackson’s spoils system.
the removal of Cherokee Indians from Georgia to Indian Territory.
Why did many whites call the Creek, Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, and Seminole the "Five Civilized Tribes?"
These groups had never gone to war against whites.
These groups had learned and adopted many white ways.
These groups had won the right to elect representatives to Congress.
These groups had agreed to leave their homelands peacefully.
Which shaded state was the main destination of American Indians forced to relocate as part of the Trail of Tears?
What was the primary question surrounding the 1832 Nullification Crisis?
Can the federal government regulate interstate commerce?
Can a state regulate a federal agency?
Can a state overturn a federal law?
Can the federal government levy taxes on states?
In 1832 the supreme court ruled the Georgia did not have legal authority over the Cherokees living in the state. President Andrew Jackson responded to the decision by-
filing another petition against the Cherokee Nation
ignoring the ruling and allowing Georgia to evict the Cherokee Nation
ordering state officials in Georgia to negotiate with Cherokee Nation
asking congress to pay reparations to the Cherokee Nation
The Second Great Awakening was a movement that promoted-
spiritual revival and reform
use of scientific theory
states rights
mercantilism
A tourist would mostly likely go to the this location to visit...
Elizabeth Cady Stanton and the Women's Rights movement
Historic Jamestown museum
Independence Hall historic park
George Washington's headquaters
Why did Congress honor this woman by putting her on the coin?
she was the first lady
she made the first US flag
she fought for women's suffrage
first woman elected into congress
The primary goal of the Temperance Movement was to -
ban the movement of slavery
decrease the consumption of alcohol
gain the release of mentally ill people
to create a utopian society
The theme represented in this painting is most associated with
19th century temperance movement
books and songs supporting nativists movement
work of the hudson river school
19th century industrial boom
The Hudson River School artists were influenced by the -
success of social reform movements in the U.S.
migration of settlers to the frontier
natural landscape of the U.S.
environmental effects of the industrialization movement
Which movement did Waldo Emerson led?
Temperance
Naturalists
Transcendentalism
The Second Great Awakening
This painting was created just before the Civil War. What idea did this painting represent?
need for national parks
the threat of industrial pollution
abundance of wildlife
promise of a new beginning
This painting shares a common theme with which of the following literary author?
Edgar Allen Poe
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Ralph Waldo Emerson
What does the term SUFFRAGE mean?
voting
legislation
consumption of alcohol
reform
How did the growth of these organizations most affected women in the U.S.?
providing economic opportunity for women
expanding participation for women in social reforms
increase of women teachers
increase of private universities
One major impact of this novel was
profits funded major labor unions
Congress outlawed the abuse of slaves
Supreme Court overturned the Anti Fugitive Law
Support grew for the abolitionist movement
Which group was the first to call the end of slavery?
American Indians
Quakers
British Loyalists
Puritans
This leader inspired many of the abolitionist movement by
Writing Uncle Toms Cabin
Publishing the Anti Slavery newspaper called The North Star
Organizing the underground railroad
becoming the first African American Senator
The Reform efforts of Dorothea DIx led to-
improved education system
creation of worker safety
expansion of women suffrage
improved facility for mentally ill and disabled
The Underground Railroad was a secret network that helped African Americans escape from enslavement in the American South to free Northern states or to Canada. Which of the following reform groups utilized this?
transcendentalists
education
abolitionists
prison reform
Which of the following best describes the Second Great Awakening?
a period that wanted to ban alcohol in America
a time when focus was put on education to get the most out of society
the push to end the institution of slavery in America
a revival of religious feeling and belief starting in the 1790's
It was said that religion played an important role in the creation of 19th century social reforms. Which of the following was viewed as an evil in society?
agriculture
urbanization
alcohol
community prisons
Which of the following was NOT one of the changes women were pushing for in the 19th century?
jobs
the right to vote
own land
women were fighting for all of these
Education in the 19th century changed to provide
private home tutoring
free public schooling
equal educational opportunities for all people groups
specific job skills
Dorothea Dix reported to the Massachusetts legislature that, "A woman in a cage . . . (one man) losing the use of his limbs from want of exercise . . . one man and one woman chained." What was the purpose of her meeting?
She was trying to change the conditions of the prisons and creating hospitals to house the mentally ill.
She was concerned after visiting a hospital for wounded soldiers wanted to try and change the conditions of the army hospital.
She was working to reform the health conditions of the poor who were working long hours in the textile mills.
She was hoping to change the school system so that it was safer and cleaner for all students learning.
The first Industrial Revolution in the U.S. lasted from 1790-1840. Of the options below, which answer choice best describes this time period?
It was a time of civil unrest with many workers revolting and going on strike against the business owners and taskmasters.
It was a time when revolutions were happening in Europe and the Americas with added pressure placed on the U.S. during the War of 1812.
It was a time period when new inventions and ideas were suddenly changing the way goods and raw materials were produced.
It was a period in American history when the U.S. experienced its first economic depression with businesses failing and little to no goods produced.
What was the most negative impact of the cotton gin?
it slowed the rate of cleaned cotton
it increased the demand for more slaves
it led to conflict in competitive agricultural states
it increased labor hours in textile mills
Which of the following phrases would best describe the social progress in the U.S. in the 19th century?
"compromises in legislation for society"
"equality and justice in society"
"technology's impact on society"
How did the steel plow, the mechanical reaper, the cotton gin, and steamboats all help the United States progress economically during the age of expansion?
Mass production of food and textiles was transported to different areas of the United States for trade.
New trails and routes were created because of these inventions, which opened up new territory and the admission of new states.
The government created a system of copyrights and patents to reward inventors for their work.
Why did cities grow during the Industrial Revolution?
more jobs were available
people had better transportation methods
people moved closer to their place of employment
immigrants escaped to crowded cities for refuge
Which of the following is a modern day example of social reform?
Research developers announced in 2017 of a brand new 3-D printer that is capable of printing objects in various metals such as stainless steel.
Companies such as Amazon have been awarded patents and begun experimenting with mail deliveries made by drones and other small robots.
Due to recent events, many police departments throughout the U.S. began using more body cameras in order to monitor the safety of both police and civilians.
Which of the following did NOT really attract or bring immigrants to the U.S. in the 19th century?
the California Gold Rush
work on the Transcontinental Railroad
a desire to be involved in government decision-making
famine (lack of food)
