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Ch9 L3 Quiz

Total questions: 7

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What was the American System?

a)

System of laws citizens had to abide by

b)

A collection of economic and construction programs to help nation grow

c)

The system Americans used to elect future Presidents

d)

A series of canal systems to help trade and travel

2.

The formation of the Second Bank of the U.S. allowed for what?

a)

American business to grow

b)

American gold supply to have a safe location

c)

American debt decreased

d)

Citizens had a place to store their earnings

3.

What is sectionalism?

a)

Voting processes used by different sections of the country

b)

An old, wooden British ship destroyed by the U.S.

c)

Different sections of the country had different laws and rules

d)

Differences in the goals and interests of different parts of the country

4.

Why did many view sectionalism as a threat?

a)

European powers were influencing American politics

b)

Sectionalism was infringing on states' rights

c)

it could cause conflict and divide the country

d)

it violated the first amendment

5.

In three Supreme Court decisions in the early 1800s, whose powers were backed?

a)

States

b)

Federal

c)

Executive

d)

Legislative

6.

What did the Missouri Compromise accomplish?

a)

It allowed Missouri to enter as a slave state, but

banned any further expansion of slavery into the

North.

b)

It allowed Missouri to not abide by the Constitution and make their own laws

c)

It preserved the balance of power between

slave and free states in the Senate, by allowing

Missouri to come in as a slave state, and Maine

as a free state.

d)

It solved all issues regarding slavery in the United States

7.

What was the main idea to come from the Monroe Doctrine?

a)

Monroe was to be President moving forward

b)

The U.S. wouldn't tolerate European influences any longer

c)

The U.S. wanted to remove Spain from its Florida territories

d)

State law was more important than Federal law