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CBA # 4 Review 2021

Total questions: 27

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This idea is based on religion. It claims that the US has a God-Given right to control what is now the United States, "from ocean to ocean"

a)

Manifest this pizza

b)

Manifest Destiny

c)

Manifest

d)

Expand or die

2.

This treaty ended the Mexican-American War. It recognized TX as a US state, and made the Rio Grande River the border between Mexico and the US.

a)

Treaty of Paris

b)

Treaty of London

c)

Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

d)

Treaty of America

3.

What is a geographic factor?

a)

a river

b)

a dog

c)

a city

d)

a book

4.

What year was the Louisiana Purchase and what did it do?

a)

doubled the size of the US

b)

1803, doubled the size of the US, and made it possible to trade on the Mississippi River.

c)

1603, tripled the size of the US, and made it possible to trade on the Mississippi River.

d)

1703, doubled the size of the US, and made it possible to trade on the Mississippi River.

5.

Why did California get statehood before the other states of the American southwest?

a)

California is more beautiful

b)

the CA goldrush led to a rise in population

c)

better land for farming

d)

better land for

6.

What is a characteristic of the Industrial Revolution era?

a)

people moving from cities to farms

b)

cities getting smaller

c)

urbanization- people moving to cities, away from farms.

d)

rapid manufacturing of cars

7.

Describe one event in the Industrial Revolution era

a)

de-urbanization- people moving away from cities

b)

Urbanization- people moving to cities

c)

A gold rush in Oklahoma

d)

The first car factory

8.

In what ERA did the us believe in Manifest Destiny, & gain what is now the American southwest states (NM, AZ, CA, UT & parts of TX)?

a)

Colonial

b)

Revolutionary War

c)

Westward Expansion

d)

Civil War

9.

Seneca Falls was a convention for Women's Rights leaders. What was one of their main goals? Hint: they did not get this right until 1920.

a)

right to petition

b)

right to bear arms

c)

right to vote

d)

right to assemble

10.

What reform movement did Harriet Tubman work for?

a)

Temperance

b)

Abolitionist- she helped run the underground railroad.

c)

prison

d)

education

11.

Horace Mann is considered the father of modern American education. He introduced the idea of public schools, where ALL children could attend. Why did he want this?

a)

education is for men, not women.

b)

education makes people read good

c)

education is essential for every American

d)

education is not important

12.

What effect did railroads have on US businesses?

a)

destroying nature

b)

adding to the national debt

c)

creating new markets for goods to be sold at

d)

none

13.

How does the Cotton Gin add to the slavery "issue"?

a)

The cotton gin wasn't much faster than human hands

b)

the cotton gin removes seeds

c)

The cotton gin made the process faster, which then made plantation owners buy more slaves so they could increase profits.

d)

The cotton gin made the process slower, which then made plantation owners buy more slaves so they could increase profits.

14.

How are canals useful?

a)

Canals are natural waterways that can move things more quickly.

b)

Canals are manmade waterways that can move things more quickly.

c)

Canals are just as slow as traveling on land.

d)

Wagons are faster than canals.

15.

Dorothea Dix worked to make prisons a more humane place. How did she change the "purpose" of prisons?

a)

Prisons went from purely being about punishing, to being about trying to rehabilitate prisoners back into society.

b)

Prisons went from being about punishing, to staying about punishing.

c)

Punishments increased

d)

prisoners were still purposely treated poorly

16.

Samuel Morse is credited with creating what major invention?

a)

telephone

b)

telegraph

c)

cotton gin

d)

steam boat

17.

All Major reform movements during this time were caused by the Second Great Awakening? T or F

a)

T

b)

F

18.

What was the discussion at the Seneca Falls Convention?

a)

child labor laws

b)

Indian removal

c)

women's rights/ equality

d)

manifest destiny

19.

What reform is Horace Mann known for? (one word)

(a)  

20.

What reform is Harriet Tubman known for? (one word)

(a)  

21.

What reform is Dorothea Dix known for?

a)

education

b)

Prison/ mental health

c)

dog fighting

d)

women's rights

22.

What years "best" describe the Industrial Revolution?

a)

1700-1790

b)

1800-1850

c)

1655-1994

d)

1994-2021

23.

What best explains the wave of European immigrants during the Industrial Revolution (IR)?

a)

adventure

b)

opportunity for cheap land

c)

opportunity for expensive land

d)

expand or die

24.

During the IR, where would the average Irish Immigrant most likely end up working at?

a)

farms in the west

b)

Farms in Michigan

c)

factories in the north

d)

plantations in the south

25.

What is your goal for CBA # 4? Be realistic.

4 lines
26.

What was the purpose behind all of these reform movements?

a)

decreased opportunities for Americans

b)

to keep things the same

c)

increased opportunities for more people

27.

Samuel Morse is credited with the telegraph. Describe how it works.

a)

use of long wires to send the signals

b)

Nearly instant communication from long distances

c)

It's like 5G wifi

d)

messages are tapped, then sent via electric signals through telegraph lines