It was the closest and easiest continent to transport people from.

It was their only option.

They believed they would be the best fit because of the climate in Africa. 

They were the only ones willing to come to the United States.

Indians started to run away to their hometown but Africans couldn’t do that.

They could not keep up with all of the labor.

They were paying the Indians, but they didn’t have to pay Africans.

None of the above

By a ship from europe

Kidnapped by the Portuguese 

They were already on the land and just captured

They lost a war and were brought over after the loss

It was written as a break up letter to the King

It was a declaration to the Indians claiming land  

It explained to the world why the colonies were leaving Great Britain

It was written as a message to the king that the colonist wanted to return to Great Britain 

A British tax on shipped goods entering England

A British tax on shipped goods entering the colonies

A British tax on shipped goods existing England

A British tax on paper items in the colonies

Settling past the Appalachian Mountains

Having slaves past the Appalachian Mountains

Trading past the Appalachian Mountains

Settling south of Virginia

It allowed Britain to secure a quick win

It showed the colonies were capable of defeating a world power

It showed France’s weakness in the war

The Spanish had a striking come back

To expand westward and claim that land from Mexico 

Establish a national government after the United States declared their independence

Abolish slavery in all border states

To end the Boston Massacre 

The British dumped their tea into the Boston Harbor

It started in as a bar fight

Started as a fist fight between the Patriots and Redcoats

The British Parliament Passed the Townshend Acts, designed to exert authority over the colonies

The Patriots wanted independence from Great Britain, doing so they had planned to revolt against the Kings laws

The Patriots had massacred multiple of the Kings soldiers during a riot

The Patriots began to steal from the king, specifically by not paying taxes

The Patriots had planned a revolt to evacuate the thirteen colonies and make their own society

A loyalist was most likely to be a middle classed shoemaker, they were also against Great Britain's rule

A loyalist was most likely to be a smuggler who were upset by the Patriots' Embargo

A loyalist was most likely to be a religious Bishop from the colonies, who was devoted to god

A loyalist was most likely to be a soldier who led a revolt from the King and desired Independence

The right to bare arms, Right to collect taxes, the right to house soldiers 

The right to Life, Liberty and Pursuit of Happiness, All Men are created equal, Individuals have a civic duty to defend these rights for themselves and others

The fact that all men are created equal, the right to bare arms, right to fair trial 

Right to freedom, right to remain silent, the right to an attorney 

Colonists happily agreed to stop westward expansion

Some colonists were okay with it and others weren’t

The colonists threw tea into the Boston Harbor

Colonists were angry and defiant

Through huge camp meetings

Through newspapers

Through the president

Through industrialization

Of the Veto

Of Judicial Review

Of the Filibuster

Of Habeas Corpus

To set up rules that the colonists had to abide by

To warn European nations that the United States would not tolerate further colonization and that they were the dominant power in the western hemisphere

To warn nations in Africa that the United States would not tolerate further colonization and that they were the dominant power in the western hemisphere

None of the abofve

Closed all railroads in the north

Closed US ports to all exports and restricted imports from Britain

Opened the US ports to all exports and imports

Closed cruise ships to the Bahamas

Agricultural prices and earnings fell

Existing markets were wrecked 

Unemployment increased

All of the Above

It didn’t.

Slaves were already there and we just took over those slaves and the people that lived there and made them our slaves. 

Slaves were captured during their vacation and were brought to the territories that were gained in the Louisiana Purchase.

It doubled the size of the US and gave the US new territories to bring slaves and expand slavery and create more slave states.

The Compromise benefited the westward expansion because it added many more industrialized factories in the west

It affected the westward expansion negatively because it caused conflict between the north and south, specifically over whether the new states would be slave-states or free-states

It negatively impacted the westward expansion because the Missouri Compromise had strict placed rules over the expansion of slavery

The westward expansion was beneficial due to the Missouri Compromise because it helped decide whether or not the new western states would become slave-states or free-states peacfully

Encouraged enlistment through propaganda

Empowered people to come together

Forced unwilling men into military or naval force

Forced slaves to join the war

lower the cost of shipping and increase trade

easily being able to deliver manufactured goods

the spread of machinery

all the above 

Foreign goods

Local goods

National goods

Tea

Maryland

Delaware

South Carolina

New York

It stopped the spread of slavery to the wast

It abolished slavery, but only in the Confederacy

It abolished slavery everywhere

It spread slavery to the west

The United States would win the war but get nothing out of the win

War with the Mexico would not allow for expansion of the United States

That the United States would lose the war and would not gain any land from the War

War with Mexico would result with the United States gaining new territories in the southwest

Repealed the Missouri Compromise which allowed popular sovereignty

Made the two territories split into two different states called Kansas and Nebraska

Furthered the Missouri Compromise line westward 

Allowed for slaves to be free in both states

They wanted to get rid of slavery

They wanted to keep slavery

They didn’t want to pay taxes

They wanted equality for everyone

railroads

Factories

a bigger army

Military leadership

The Battle of Gettysburg

Siege of Vicksburg

Battle of Antietam

First Battle of the Bull Run

Siege of Vicksburg

The Battle of Gettysburg 

First Battle of the Bull Run

Battle of Antietam

Added California as a free state and added Utah and New Mexico as territories that could decide via popular sovereignty if they would permit slavery

Outlawed the slave trade in D.C.

Enacted harsh fugitive slave laws

All of the above

Enslaved peoples were raiding there small farms

White farmers did not want to compete with large plantations

They were abolitionists

They did not agree with Lincoln

United States wanted less control of the territory they have and give some to Mexico 

United States wanted to share control over Mexico and the Mexican government

United States wanted to complete the manifest destiny and expand across the entire North American

The United States wanted agree with Mexico and share California 

True

False

Home court advantage

Having experienced Generals 

Their higher population/troop numbers 

Their ability to trade cotton for military help 

Slavery

Land

Money

Crops

The Stamp Act

Slavery

To free the state from British Control 

The government would not support them against the Native Americans

They felt like it

The colonists/Americans couldn't give out safe land to indentured servants because Native Americans were inhabiting it, therefore causing conflict

The colonists/Americans couldn't pay their indentured servants back with money, so they just used slaves instead.

It never happened

Europeans traded livestock, which changed the occupations of many people from the New World.

Animals brought by the exchange allowed for the ground to become used for planting, which used to be a very arduous activity in the New World

Europeans traded livestock, which changed the occupations of many people from the New World.

all of the above

They were English religious reformers who wanted to purify English Christianity 

They considered themselves separatists and didn’t believe in the church. 

They believed that meditation and spiritual life are ways to achieve enlightenment. 

They were radical members of the church who believed in science over God

A document that said how many people were allowed on the Mayflower.

A set of rules for self-governance established by the English Settlers who traveled to the New World.  

A widespread transfer of materials and technology 

An armed rebellion 

Unmarried men looking for work

Rich families looking to settle down

Both A and B

Neither A nor B

Single men

Elders

Puritan families

middle class

disease

food

land

animals 

King Phillip was beaten in public for no good reason

the trial and execution of three of Metacom's men by the colonists

The American colonist raided a Native American town, killing women, men, children, and animals

There was no immediate cause, it was just a build up of aggression and mistreatment. 

The use of only domestic production and raw materials.

The freeing of trade for all colonies under British rule.

A favorable balance of trade, which a government should ensure by implementing protective laws and tariffs. 

The belief that there was an unlimited amount of wealth in the world that could be earned.

Increase in patriotism

War between the US and Afghanistan

TSA was created

All of the above

Did not retaliate

Invaded Afghanistan 

Went to war with Iraq

Demanded an apology

Loyalists were usually more wealthy, Patriots were mainly farmers and wanted the taxes to stop so they could make money

Patriots were usually more wealthy, Loyalists were mainly farmers and wanted the taxes to stop so they could make money

Both were very wealthy

Loyalists hated Britain and wanted to be free, Patriots wanted the taxes to apply to them

Individual Religious Devotion was revived

Advances in Science were made

People protested against the Church

None of the Above

to convince people to vote for Washington

to help people find their true purpose in life.

To advocate independence from Great Britain to the thirteen colonies. 

To advocate for the loyalist party and their ideals.

The federal government was well funded and able to effectively carry out foreign policy.

The states had more power than the federal government

No one would vote for elected officials

The British were heavily involved in the federal government

Unfair representation in congress

general dislike for former loyalist "Charles Whiskey"

an objection to the Whiskey tax

undecided state borders

President Washington sent militiamen to put down the rebellion

It died out over time

People stopped drinking Whiskey because of the tax

The rebellion successfully ended the tax

They thought that slaves were only 3/5 of a person

They believed in equality for both slaves and freemen

They wanted a larger representation in the House of Representatives. 

All the above

They didn’t, they had too much power

So congress could have all of the power

To make sure central government didn’t have too much power

They accidentally gave them no power

The colonies didn’t pay tax

The Parliament wasn’t getting enough money

The attack of the Boston Tea Party

Because they wanted to

An alliance between France and America that resulted in the defeat of the Native Americans

The treaty that resolved the issues with foreign affairs like France and Great Britain

An undeclared war at sea with France 

An alliance with a group of Native Americans to help them drive out France from the Western territories

The French wanted a bribe to meet and the Americans felt that was dishonoring

There was a terrible storm that made it impossible to travel over sea

The French didn’t think the Americans were strong enough to form an alliance

The diplomats didn’t like each other so they refused to meet one another.

It helped spread US currency to people across the country 

It provided a uniform set of Bills for the American people 

It helped stabilize and improve the Country’s credit 

All of the above

Imports

Slave Trade

National Trade

Exports

People felt that alcohol and slavery was good for society

People felt that alcohol and slavery were essential for society

People denounced slavery and the use of alcohol during the Second Great Awakening

People encouraged the use of alcohol and slavery during the Second Great Awakening.

Yes, there was a massive economic boost

Partially, partisan fighting temporarily ended, but sectional debates soon divided the country

No, a war broke out

None of the above

It proved the United States didn’t need the outside trade

It had a devastating effect on the American trade

Nothing happened and it had no effect.

Great Britain was insulted and attacked ports in America

The president cannot purchase land without congress's approval (Strict Constitutionalism)

No additional land could be added to the American territory (Strict Constitutionalism)

Jefferson's opposition to a national bank (Strict Constitutionalism)

This action followed all Jeffersonian ideals of Strict Constitutionalism.

Religion was spread through the standard means of preaching

People read the bible and other religious texts individually and were able to interpret them individually

Traveling preachers knocked on doors and recruited people to their religion

Religion was spread through revivals and emotional preaching

Jackson did not have the popular vote

Jackson was found guilty of voter fraud

Jackson did not win 50% of the electoral vote. The House of Representatives elected John Quincy-Adams

Henry Clay won more electoral votes

A new national bank 

Protective tariffs 

A new system for electing the president 

New road ways and canals 

Trade with foreign countries, gain more land, end the use of banks

Lessen the need for slaves

Create a hierarchical pyramid 

Higher tariffs, new bank, industrialization 

It caused economic growth

It caused them to lose money due to increased taxes of European goods

They were able to sell more of their goods

They paid less taxes for manufactured goods from Europe.        

It made it easier to pick the seeds out of cotton

It increased the supply amount from 1 pound per day to 50 pounds per day

They were able to make more money from producing more cotton each day

All of the above

Maine

Louisiana

Delaware

Pennsylvania

It helped proliferate the rate of economic and industrial growth for the state of New York

It was the longest artificial waterway in North America

It connected the Great Lakes with the Atlantic Ocean via the Hudson River allowing for much faster transportation methods. 

All of the above 

Slavery and Territorial Expansion

Economical reform

Change of Presidents

Land Exchange

California was no longer a free state

Texas was named a free state

Fugitive slave act was ammended

Southern States could no longer vote

The party opposed the westward expansion of slavery

The party supported the abolition of slavery

The party wanted slavery to be protected under a newly proposed 13th Amendment

The party wanted to give slaves the right to vote

Repeal the Missouri compromise

Create two new territories (Kansas and Nebraska)

Produced a violent uprising known as “Bleeding Kansas”

All of the Above

That slavery could be intervened with by Congress only with the support of the President. 

That slavery could be intervened with by Congress at anytime

That slavery could not be intervened with by Congress

That slavery could only be intervened with by Congress in a majority vote by the electoral college

The Democrats

The Whigs

The Federalists

The Republicans

To gain the right to vote for women

To establish peace between Great Britain and the USA

To end racism

None of the above

African Americans were only regarded as American citizens if one of their parents was white

African Americans were regarded as American citizens

African Americans were only regarded as American citizens if both of their parents had been born in America

African Americans were not regarded as American citizens

Slavery 

Immigration 

Taxation 

Women's Suffrage

Southern landowners had the right to continue owning slaves

Westward expansion was ordained by god to bring civilization to “uncivilized” areas

Northern expansion was crucial to save the economy

Native Americans had the right to the land they were already inhabiting

Land scarcity in the eastern regions

The creation of new railroads in that direction

The discovery of minerals in the west

All of the above

The confederacy used the strategy of attrition by making the other side give up.

The confederacy used the Anaconda plan to blockade the southern ports. 

The confederacy had the home field advantage and they knew the land. 

The confederacy has 5 million bales of cotton production.

They had less soldiers to fight with in battle. 

There were constant revolts in the union because of the unfair treatments and living conditions. 

Their generals and leaders were generally not as capable as Confederate generals

They had to fight the Confederacy, who was using an defensibly approach to battle. 

The Battle of Gettysburg, the Confederacy was able to get the upper hand and gain power over that Union 

The Battle  of Antietam, The confederacy successfully took over Maryland 

The Battle of Gettysburg, the Union turned the tide and took the advantage

First Battle of Bull Run (Battle of First Manassas), the Union showed how easy it would be to defeat the Confederacy 

When Maine became a free state

Right before the Mexican-American War

When South Carolina succeeded 

During the organization of New Mexico and Utah

Freed slaves South of the Mason Dixon Line

Freed slaves North of the Missouri Compromise Line 

Freed slaves across the United States

Freed slaves South of the Missouri Compromise

Found the Red Cross

Setup Field Hospitals 

Give a speech to former slaves to join the Union Effort 

Found the Red Cross and Setup Field Hospitals

All slaves in the United States were freed

Only slaves in the Confederacy were freed and not in the border states

Slavery became illegal in the United States forever

There was no effect on slavery from the Emancipation Proclamation

Taxes

Sectional differences regarding Slavery

Southern States' Rights

Riots from unpaid workers

Dred Scott Decision

Filibustering and the Ostend Manifesto

Congressional Violence & the Caning of Sumner

All of the Above

Indians wanted to stay in their land and Americans wanted to move in 

Mexico had control of the area leading to the Mexican-American war in Kansas

Fugitive slave law, due to the people who took care of the runaway slaves and wouldn’t return them back causing bloodshed 

Popular Sovereignty, due to anti-slavery and pro-slavery wanted to declare if Kansas was a free or slave state based on their perspectives 

Indians wanted to stay in their land and Americans wanted to move in 

Mexico had control of the area leading to the Mexican-American war in Kansas 

Fugitive slave law, due to the people who took care of the runaway slaves and wouldn’t return them back causing bloodshed 

Popular Sovereignty, due to anti-slavery and pro-slavery wanted to declare if Kansas was a free or slave state based on their perspectives