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WorksheetsMH CH 9 Quiz Prep
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 23mins
Spain ceded all of Florida to the United States in the
Adams-Onis Treaty
Monroe Doctrine
Quadruple Alliance
Gibbons v. Ogden case
What general was sent to Florida in 1818, destroyed several Seminole villages, disobeyed orders by seizing the Spanish settlement of St. Marks and Pensacola?
Daniel Webster
John Marshall
Andrew Jackson
Henry Clay
President Monroe declared in 1823 that American continents were no longer to be considered for colonization by Europeans power in a proclamation later called
Monroe's Proclamation
Quadruple Alliance
the Monroe Doctrine
Adams-Onis Treaty
In the early 19th century, what is considered the main cause of US industrialization?
The Monroe Doctrine
The purchase of the Louisiana Territory
The invention of the cotton gin
The War of 1812; the US stopped trade with the British
Designed to nurture (encourage growth) America manufactures by taxing imports
revenue tariffs
protective tariff
income tax
sales tax
court case concerning Maryland's attempt to tax the Second Bank of the United States
MCCulloch v. Maryland
Gibbons v. Ogden
Marbury v. Madison
Tallbot v. Seeman
senator who introduced a bill proposing the Second National Bank of the United States
Andrew Jackson
John Quincy Adams
John C. Calhoun
Robert Thompson
was a landmark decision in which the Supreme Court of the United States held that the power to regulate interstate commerce, granted to Congress by the Commerce Clause of the United States Constitution, encompassed the power to regulate navigation.
Marbury v. Madison
Gibbons V. Ogden
McCulloch v. Maryland
Tallbott v. Seeman
Which of the following correctly defines INDUSTRIALIZATION?
the spread of slavery to the western territories
exporting raw materials and importing manufactured goods from a foreign country
A warning to Europe that it should stay away from colonizing in South America.
the shift from an agrarian (farm) society to a manufacturing society
In a capitalist system, the government owns property and decides how to use it.
true
false
The first developments of the Industrial Revolution in the United States occurred in ___
the Deep South
coastal areas
New England
the Western Frontier
What effect did the Cotton Gin have on the US?
it successfully ended the use of slaves on plantations
it led to cotton becoming a useless crop
it allowed for plantation owners to decrease the number of slaves working in the cotton fields
it led to the expansion of slavery
provides income for federal government
revenue tariffs
protective tariffs
exercise tax
None of the other answers are correct
Between 1816 and 1824, Chief Justice John Marshall ruled in three important cases that established the dominance of the nation over the
courts
states
Europeans
Native Americans
What factor encouraged new immigrants to settle in the North instead of the South during the 19th century?
citizenship requirements in the south were too strict
prices of land in the south were more expensive
manufacturing centers were located in the north
the climate in the south was too harsh
How did the advancements in technology during the Industrial Revolution affect the US economy?
improved the speed of production of goods and lowered cost
forced plantations to go out of business
caused the US to become more dependent on foreign imports
increased the number of goods that were made in homes
Which of the following was NOT an effect of INDUSTRIALIZATION
women began working outside the home
price of goods decreased
job opportunities decreased
immigrants moved to the US for job opportunities
The majority of workers in the FIRST New England textile mills were --
ex-slaves
women and young girls
Irish immigrants
men and young boys
About which region did President James Monroe specifically direct part of his Monroe Doctrine?
Great Britain
France
Spain
Latin America
MASS PRODUCTION of goods was a direct result of --
the steam engine
long work hours
interchangeable parts
creation of labor unions
What was a major effect of the invention of the STEAMBOAT?
the cost of shipping goods increased
travel and trade became must faster
travel time increased
the importation of slaves increased
Who was the explorer and pioneer who helped build trails and roads through the Appalachian Mountains in the late 1700s?
Jim Bowie
Meriwether Lewis
Daniel Boone
Zebulon Pike
The period in history when many people left their homes and farms to work in mills was called
the Industrial Revolution
the Renaissance
transcendentalism
the Gilded Age
What type of work did people in the Midwest do?
factories
fishing/whaling
farms to produce food
plantations
How was the balance between the North and the South preserved in the Senate?
by the Maine Compromise
by the North-South Compromise
by the Ohio Compromise
by the Missouri Compromise
What features characterized the Industrial Revolution in the United States?
Much of the work was done by machines.
Workers were no longer necessary.
slavery spread
there was prosperity for most Americans
Which is NOT a result of the completion of the ERIE CANAL?
New York became the largest city in the US
the canal connected New York to California
Cities along the canal grew rapidly
the cost of shipping goods decreased
What effect did the increase in cotton production, brought about by the invention of the cotton gin, have on the southern states?
The demand for enslaved African Americans increased dramatically.
Farmers moved north to plant more cotton.
The southern states became the shipping center of the United States.
Wealthy northerners drove out most small southern farmers.
Which of these means of transportation contributed to the growth of river cities such as Cincinnati?
new roads
Conestoga wagons
canals
steamboats
A series of _ along a canal work like an escalator to help raise and lower boats up and down hills.
locks
dams
bridges
barges
A primary goal of the Erie Canal was to link New York City with ______
the steel-producing regions in Pennsylvania
growing agricultural regions in the South
large cities in Canada
the city of Buffalo on Lake Erie
What features characterized the Industrial Revolution in the United States?
Technology such as the cotton gin played a key role.
Plantation owners bought more land for planting cotton
slavery spread
the Southern workforce grew
Why were many western cities built in the 1820s and 1830s located on large rivers?
Fishing these waterways had become very profitable.
to take advantage of water power for factories and to easily ship goods to markets
River locations provided better trading opportunities with Native Americans.
River water could be diverted to irrigate and water farm fields.
What was a significant development in the way goods were made?
factory system
development of mills
economic factors
wealthy merchant association
Which road connected Ohio with the East?
East-West Road
Vandalia Road
National Road
Ohio Road
What happened as a result of the formation of the Second Bank of the United States?
Many state banks acted unwisely.
Republicans closed the bank.
Too much money was in circulation.
American businesses were able to grow.
A patent gives a person legal rights regarding an invention.
true
false
Which sections of the country benefited most from roads and canals?
the South and West
the Northeast and Midwest
the Midwest and Northwest
the South and the East
In 1818 and 1819, the United States settled border disputes with which countries?
Britain and Spain
Spain and France
Spain and the Seminole nation
France and Mexico
Which of the following is an accurate statement about the "American System"?
It was a plan to extend slavery to include Native Americans.
It was a plan to encourage Americans to buy cheap European goods.
It was a plan to support all individual state currencies.
It was a plan to make the United States economically self-sufficient (stand on it's own).
New England farming conditions were...
good for large profit farming
bad because of the rocky soil and short growing season
good because of the long growing season, flat land with fertile soil, and many rivers
bad because of the lack of rivers for irrigation and transportation purposes.
Why did the period of national harmony (peace) end?
because of sectional differences
because of political parties
because of arguments over war
because of arguments over the flag
What effect did the network of rivers and newly constructed canals have on the settlement of the West?
They prevented settlements from developing in regions away from waterways.
They made resettlement in the West too expensive for most Americans.
They allowed people to settle on lands farther from large rivers.
They helped people settle along the Atlantic Ocean.
Beginning in the 1780s, _ engines were used to powerboat
gas
combustion
steam
electric
What was the Missouri Compromise?
a plan to allow slavery to spread into some areas but not others
an agreement to support James Monroe for president
a plan to improve the nation through a system of roads and canals
an agreement between the nation's regions on a national bank
