WorksheetsDE Final Exam Unit 6 Review
Total questions: 51
Worksheet time: 33mins
How did the Missouri Compromise resolve the status of slavery in the territory marked "?" on the map?
Slavery was allowed.
Slavery was not allowed.
Citizens who lived in the territoey could vote on the issue.
The Missouri Compromise did not mention slavery.
Which two states joined the union in the Missouri Compromise, keeping the balance of power in the Senate?
Maine joined as a free state.
Maine joined as a slave state.
Missouri joined as a slave state.
Missouri joined as a free state.
Look at the map. Check off the two regions of the country that were joined together by canals?
northeast
northwest
southeast
southwest
Which region is described?
New England / Northern states
Southern states
Western states
Which region is described?
New England
The South
The West
Which region is described?
New England
The South
The West
What invention / reality is tied to the information in the graph?
the cotton gin
canals
the telegraph
increased immigration
According to the map, which region of the US was the most urban?
Northeast
South
West
Northwest
Check off the two correct statements about slavery / cotton.
Cotton became the most important cash crop of the South.
The center of slavery moved South and West from 1800 to 1860
Slavery became less important to the South.
All Southerners owned at least one slave.
Which answer defines the "2nd Middle Passage"?
selling slaves from the Upper South to the Lower South.
selling slaves from New England to the Lower South.
selling slaves from the Lower South to the Upper South.
selling slaves from the Middle Atlantic States to the Upper South.
Check off the three true statements about the 1824 election.
Jackson won the most electoral votes, but NOT a majority.
John Quincy Adams won the election after it went to the House.
Jackson's supporters accused Adams and Clay of a "corrupt bargain" after Clay became Secretary of State.
Jackson won the election after it went to the House.
Jackson was happy with the election.
Why had more and more white men won the right to vote by the 1830s?
states had lowered or abolished their property requirements
states had lowered the age requirements to vote
voting was easier because the telegraph had been invented
more Christians were allowed to vote
Which answer describes the attitude of the five Civilized Tribes after the 1830 Indian Removal Act?
The five tribes did not want to move from their homelands.
The five tribes were happy to move west of the Mississippi River.
The tribes wanted to get as much money from Jackson as possible.
The tribes ignored the law.
The Cherokee were removed in 1838. What term goes with the image?
The Trail of Tears
The Trail of Tragedy
The Trail of Sadness
The Trail of Terror
When South Carolina announced that they had nullified (voided) the tariffs of 1828 and 1832, how did Jackson react?
He had Congress pass a Force Bill that authorized him to invade SC and collect tariffs.
He ignored the issue.
He had Congress pass a Tariff Bill that lowered tariffs over 10 years.
He discussed compromises with SC.
What best completes the chart?
Congress passed a bill to lower tariffs.
Congress passed a bill to raise tariffs.
South Carolina left the USA.
North Carolina left the USA.
When Jackson's enemies tried to renew the 2nd National Bank's charter four years early in 1832, how did Jackson react?
He vetoed the bill to recharter the bank.
He ignored his enemies' actions.
He signed the bill into law.
He called for a congressional investigation.
When Jackson vetoed the bank bill because he felt the bank unconstitutional, why was it seen as a controversial move?
The Supreme Court had earlier said the bank was constitutional.
Congress had earlier said that the bank was constitutional.
The president is not allowed to veto bills passed by Congress.
Presidents had never used the veto before.
Which statement is true?
Jackson destroyed the 2nd Bank of the United States.
Jackson wanted to renew the 2nd Bank of the United States' charter early.
Jackson did not dare to veto the bank bill.
The Supreme Court had said that the 2nd bank was constitutional in McCulloch v Maryland.
The anti-Jackson cartoon was produced by a new political party that felt like Jackson had acted like a king called the --
Whig Party
Democratic Party
Federalist Party
The American Party
Why did Jackson not like the second bank of the United States?
He felt it beneftted the rich and hurt "common" Americans.
He felt it helped the South too much.
He felt it helped the West too much.
He felt it benifitted the poor and hurt richer Americans.
Check off the two true statements about the 2nd Great Awakening.
It led to a huge religious revival in the USA.
It led to reform movements that wanted to change society.
It only affected Americans in the South.
It led to the founding of the American Party.
What two immigrant groups surged in the 1830s and 1840s, worrying Americans? (Check off two answers).
Irish
German
Spanish
Italian
Chinese
What reform movement does the painting portray?
The temperance movement
The abolition of slavery movement
The Women's Rights Movement
The anti-immigrant movement
The women's rights movement grew out of the -
anti-slavery movement.
temperance movement.
public school movement.
anti-religion movement.
The Seneca Falls Convention of 1848 called for greater rights for -
women.
slaves
immigrants
Native Americans
What was the most controversial demand that women made in 1848 at the Seneca Falls Convention?
They demanded the right to vote.
They demanded equal pay.
They demanded the right to be able to own property.
They demanded an equal role in American churches.
In the 1830s, some Americans began to call for -
an immediate end to slavery.
a gradual end to slavery.
higher tariffs to destroy slavery.
a national vote on the issue of slavery.
Which abolitionist wrote the words below?
William Lloyd Garrison
Frederick Douglass
Sojourner Truth
Harriet Tubman
What was the name of the newspaper that William Lloyd Garrison edited?
The Liberator
The North Star
The Freedom Fighter
The Sentinel
Many northerners opposed abolitionism. Check off the three reasons why...
many feared overturning the social order
many were scared of where freed slaves would go
many were concerned that abolitionism would lead to Civil War
many worried about the cost of paying slave owners to free slaves
Abolitionism caused many Southerners to -
defend slavery and the Southern way of life.
move West.
move North.
start freeing slaves and making a fair society.
Who led a slave rebellion in 1831 that led to the deaths of 55 whites in Virginia?
Nat Turner
Fred Turner
John Brown
Theodore Brown
Nat Turner's Rebellion led to -
stricter slave laws being passed in the South.
slaves receiving greater rights in the South.
a decline in the northern abolitionism movement.
calls for a constitutional amendment to end slavery.
factories built next to fast-flowing rivers
Cotton Gin
commercial agriculture
cities as "exchange points" between the East and West
cities as manufacturing centers where migrants from the country and immigrants from overseas
the epicenter of slavery shifted South and West
Women entered the workplace
This region had the most towns and cities
This region had the fewest towns and cities
Organize these options into the right categories
1830 Indian Removal Act
Five Civilized Tribes
Cherokee sued the federal government
Georgia wanted Cherokee Land
Jackson ignored the court's Worcester v GA decision
High tariffs
Tariff of Abominations
South Carolina declared federal tariffs null and void within their state
Force Bill
Henry Clay had Congress pass a compromise tariff
Henry Clay tried to renew the 2nd B.U.S.
Jackson vetoed a bill
Whig Party formed in Response to this
Organize these options into the right categories
Oppsed national bank
Opposed tariffs
Opposed federal spending on Internal Improvements (roads and canals)
Concerned about high land prices out West
Concerned about business monopolies
Supported by southerners and westerners
Supported by urban workers
Supported national bank
Supported high tariffs
Supported federal spending on Internal Improvements
Concerned about crime associated with Immigrants
Supported by people from New England and Middle Atlantic States
Supported by Urban Professionals
Check off the two true statements about the 2nd Great Awakening.
It led to a huge religious revival in the USA.
It led to reform movements that wanted to change society.
It only affected Americans in the South.
It led to the founding of the American Party.
What two immigrant groups surged in the 1830s and 1840s, worrying Americans? (Check off two answers).
Irish
German
Spanish
Italian
Chinese
Many northerners opposed abolitionism. Check off the three reasons why...
many feared overturning the social order
many were scared of where freed slaves would go
many were concerned that abolitionism would lead to Civil War
many worried about the cost of paying slave owners to free slaves
Which of the following best explains why the Second Great Awakening contributed to reform movements in the early 1800s?
It emphasized individual moral responsibility and redemption, inspiring people to reform society and help others.
It convinced Americans that government intervention was necessary to solve social problems.
It created a political party dedicated to ending slavery through gradual means.
It discouraged charitable work by teaching that only personal salvation mattered
Why did the temperance movement face significant opposition from immigrants in the 1840s-1850s, despite its widespread popularity?
Immigrants came from cultures where alcohol consumption was socially acceptable.
Immigrants controlled the alcohol production industry and wanted to maintain profits.
Immigrants believed that only wealthy Americans should be allowed to drink alcohol.
Immigrants had not yet learned English and could not understand the temperance message
Horace Mann's push for compulsory public education and moral instruction through McGuffey Readers reflects which underlying assumption about social reform?
Education could shape values and behavior, making society more orderly and moral.
Poor children were naturally immoral and needed strict punishment.
Only wealthy families deserved access to quality education
Religious instruction should replace all academic subjects in schools.
Which answer best describes the 1848 Declaration of Sentiments produced at the Seneca Falls Convention?
A political speech advocating for labor rights in factories and advocating the founding of a new political party.
Which reform movement sought to limit or ban the consumption of alcoholic beverages in the 1800s?
The temperance movement
The women's suffrage movement
The anti-immigrant movement
The abolitionist movement
