WorksheetsBenchmark Review Part 2
Total questions: 106
Worksheet time: 1hrs 3mins
How did Dix help lead to change and greater awareness to the issue she was focused on reforming?
She led protests in the nations capital.
She opened several hospitals for the mentally ill.
She became a doctor for people with mental illnesses.
She boycotted hospitals.
Which party would believe this statement : "A strong central government is essential to the survival of our nation"
Federalists
Anti-Federalists
Which party would believe this statement : "A strong central government would becoming just like a king, taking away people's individual rights"
Federalists
Anti-Federalists
Believed in a strong national government
Federalists
Anti-Federalists
Believed in strong state governments
Federalists
Anti-Federalists
Why did New England colonists struggle as farmers?
poor soil and long winters
plant disease
Native Americans stealing crops
too Much work
Hamilton helped establish the first central bank in the United States.
True
False
The Mayflower Compact is the first example in America of _____.
divine oversight of government
popular sovereignty
democratic self-government
constitutional monarchy
Lawyer, defended Boston soldiers after Boston Massacre, became a foreign diplomat to Britain after Rev. War. My wife wrote me famous words advocating for women's rights. Who am I?
George Washington
John Adams
Benedict Arnold
Thomas Jefferson
Scottish-American Navy captain who was one of the United States' first naval commanders:
Sam Adams
Benjamin Franklin
Paul Revere
John Paul Jones
What was the main source of wealth for the Virginia colony?
Beans
Corn
Fur
Tobacco
The economy of Virginia depended on agriculture. What is another word for agriculture?
farming
hunting
fur trading
shipbuilding
Why was Jamestown Colony settled?
for religious freedom
to build king James a new castle
as an economic opportunity (making money)
for agricultural opportunity (farming)
Who invented the Cotton Gin?
George Harrison
Eli Whitney
Thomas Singleton
Matthew Pershing
What did the Cotton Gin do?
It picked cotton a lot faster than a person could.
It sowed cotton seeds a lot faster than a person could.
It spun cotton into thread a lot faster than a person could.
It removed the seeds from cotton a lot faster than a person could
How did the Cotton Gin affect slavery?
Plantation owners needed less slaves.
It didn't affect it.
Plantation owners needed more slaves.
Plantation owners no longer needed slaves.
Why did the invention of the Cotton Gin increase the need for more workers?
Because plantation owners needed more slaves to grow more cotton.
Because plantation owners need more slaves to pick seeds out of cotton.
Because plantation owners needed more slaves to make fabric.
Because they bought a lot of Cotton Gins and needed more slaves.
Worcester v. Georgia was about...
a white missionary who tried to help the Cherokee keep their tribal lands
a Creek chief who signed a treaty ceding Indian lands
a Cherokee chief who signed a treaty ceding Indian lands
land companies that bribed members of GA's General Assembly
Who was the chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court during the Worcester v. Georgia case?
Samuel Worcester
William McIntosh
John Marshall
Andrew Jackson
What was the Supreme Court's ruling in Worcester v. Georgia?
Georgia laws do NOT apply in the Cherokee Nation
Cherokee must cede their lands to the Georgians
all white missionaries must leave the Cherokee Nation
Georgia has the right to distribute Cherokee lands using a lottery system
What was the most important river in the Louisiana purchase?
Rio Grande River
Mississippi River
Frio River
Detroit River
Drafted by the Pilgrims to organize self-government
Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
Declaration of Independence
Mayflower Compact
Magna Carta
This was the first British document to limit the power of the government.
Mayflower Compact
Articles of Confederation
Magna Carta
Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
The first written Constitution in the United States was
Magna Carta
Declaration of Independence
Mayflower Compact
Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
The idea that government’s power comes from the people.
Divine Right
Popular Sovereignty
Social Contract
Natural Rights
Rights that cannot be taken from the people.
Unalienable Rights
Popular Sovereignty
Social Contract
Natural Rights
“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.” What important ideas does this language express?
Popular sovereignty/social contract
Natural rights/unalienable rights
Social contract/natural rights
Unalienable rights/popular sovereignty
What is a canal?
A river that connects different regions of the country
Any body of water used for trade
A man made river that connects existing bodies of water
A large lake
According to the map, which of the following is true of canals in the 1800s?
They connected the Midwest and Northeast
They replaced the railroad as the main form of transportation
They connected all regions of the United States
They were mostly built in the south
What was an effect of the Erie Canal?
Chicago became a major city in the Midwest
New York City became America's top trade port
The U.S. was able to trade more effectively with Europe
The North and South became interdependent
How did canals impact trade? *select 2 answers*
Increased the time it took to travel across regions
Decreased travel time for shipping goods
Decreased the costs of shipping goods
Decreased trade between the North and South
Which of the following words means that a person places the interests of a small area over the interests of the entire country?
Sectionalism
Nationalism
Popular Sovereignty
Secession
Who is the slave or former slave that lost his case, then won his case, then lost his case and then took his case all the way to the Federal Supreme Court and lost his case trying to gain his freedom?
Plessy Ferguson
Frederick Douglass
Dred Scott
Stephen Douglas
The Compromise of 1850...
allowed California to enter as a free state.
gave all of the land taken from Mexico to Texas.
banned slavery in Texas
ended the Fugitive Slave law.
An abolitionist supported which of the following causes?
outlawing alcohol
limiting slavery to southern states
ending slavery
ending women's suffrage
Tariffs caused the price of ____ to go up.
foreign goods
slaves
milk and eggs
labor
Which region of the country had a lot of manufacturing?
The North
The South
The West
In the Missouri Compromise, what state was allowed to enter as a free state?
Missouri
Maine
Nebraska
Texas
What Did The Kansas Nebraska Act Do Between The North And The South?
Created peaceful tensions between them
Raised the tensions between the sides and started a mini war
In the 1800's, which of the following required Northerners to help return runaway slaves?
Dred Scott Decision
Fugitive Slave Law
Compromise of 1850
Missouri Compromise
Kansas earned this nickname as a result of the violence that broke out over disagreements for the expansion of slavery.
Pottowatomie massacre
The Jayhawk State
Bleeding Kansas
The mob state
Founder of the Maryland Colony
King Charles II
James Oglethorpe
King George II
Lord Baltimore
Which colony was meant to create a new kind of society; free from the religious conflicts in Europe?
Georgia
Virginia
Maryland
Carolina
Another word used to describe a free enterprise system is:
communism
capitalism
nationalism
none of the above
Under a free enterprise system, businesses in the U.S. are allowed to do all of the following EXCEPT:
decide what products to sell
decide how to operate their business
price their products
they're allowed to do all of the above
In a free enterprise system, the government places ________________ restrictions on businesses and its citizens:
minimum
maximum
normal
abnormal
1st Amendment
freedom of speech & freedom of religion
freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of assembly
freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of the press
freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of the press, freedom of assembly, right to petition the government.
2nd Amendment
Right to bear arms
Suffrage (right to vote) for black men
Suffrage (right to vote) for women
Search and seizure, must have search warrant
15th Amendment
Right to bear arms
Suffrage (right to vote) for black men
Suffrage (right to vote) for women
Search and seizure, must have search warrant
19th Amendment
Right to bear arms
Suffrage (right to vote) for black men
Suffrage (right to vote) for women
Search and seizure, must have search warrant
4th Amendment
Right to bear arms
Suffrage (right to vote) for black men
Suffrage (right to vote) for women
Search and seizure, must have search warrant
3rd Amendment
Right to a speedy trial (a quick trial)
Right to a trial by jury
Government cannot make you quarter troops (no forced housing of troops)
No cruel or unusual punishment or excessive fines
6th Amendment
Right to a speedy trial (a quick trial)
Right to a trial by jury
Government cannot make you quarter troops (no forced housing of troops)
No cruel or unusual punishment or excessive fines
8th Amendment
Right to a speedy trial (a quick trial)
Right to a trial by jury
Government cannot make you quarter troops (no forced housing of troops)
No cruel or unusual punishment or excessive fines
7th Amendment
Right to a speedy trial (a quick trial)
Right to a trial by jury
Government cannot make you quarter troops (no forced housing of troops)
No cruel or unusual punishment or excessive fines
5th Amendment
A person must get their rights read to them and they do not have to testify against their self. Eminent Domain - the government can force you to sell your property for the common good.
Citizens may have rights not listed in the Constitution
Abolition of slavery
Powers of the states; each state can have its own government and make its own law
10th Amendment
A person must get their rights read to them and they do not have to testify against their self. Eminent Domain - the government can force you to sell your property for the common good.
Citizens may have rights not listed in the Constitution
Abolition of slavery
Powers of the states; each state can have its own government and make its own law
13th Amendment
A person must get their rights read to them and they do not have to testify against their self. Eminent Domain - the government can force you to sell your property for the common good.
Citizens may have rights not listed in the Constitution
Abolition of slavery
Powers of the states; each state can have its own government and make its own law
14th Amendment
Everyone is equally protected by the law
Happened during the Vietnam War, when young men were being drafted to fight, but did not have the right to vote. Lowering the voting age to 18 years of age.
Banning of poll taxes (charged a tax to vote – which kept African American from voting after the civil war and well into the 1960s)
