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WorksheetsDual credit US history unit 3
Total questions: 43
Worksheet time: 30mins
what was the era of good feeling?
period in politic history where bitterness abated
Period where America was at peace
period where a strong sense of national purpose and unity developed
Period where the economy flourished
all of the above
What president was associated with the era of good feeling?
James Madison
Andrew Jackson
James Monroe
George Washington
What was James Monroe's strategy when electing cabinet members?
all of the above
picked cabinet members that challenged him
Picked cabinet members that differed from him
downplayed partisnship
We got Florida from Spain in the (a)
How many civilized tribes were there?
4
6
5
3
Who was the largest tribe?
Chickasaw
Cherokee
Choctaw
Seminole
Who was the smallest tribe?
Chickasaw
Seminole
Creek
Cherokee
What are the five civilized tribes?
(a)
What did the Cherokee do?
(a)
What did the Cherokee do?
farmed land and owned slaves
Take policy of accomodation
created formal written constitution
created a republican form of government
all of the above
Who intermarried with blacks and took a policy of armed resistance?
(a)
Black Seminoles fought in ______ to ______.
(a)
Who believed that "slaves paid their owners annual tribute"?
Cherokee
Seminoles
Chicotaw
Creek
Who proposed the American system to promote the U.S economy?
(a)
What did Henry clay do to propose the American system?
invent the Erie canal
combine federal funding improvements(roads/canals) to aid farmers
build steamboats
none of the above
What did Henry Clay promote?
national bank to oversee economic development
economic prosperity
protect U.S manufacturing
federal tariffs
all the above
Who invented steamboats?
(a)
Was the steamboats Robert Fulton's original idea?
No, he stole the idea from a British person and brought it to America.
Yes, the idea was originally his.
What were the benefits of steamboats?
reduced costs
increased speed of moving goods and people
allowed two way commerce(revolutionary western commerce)
all of the above
Most famous canal
(a)
Who invented the telegraph?
Eli Whitney
Samuel Morse
Alexander Hamilton
Andrew Jackson
what canal connects the great lakes to the eastern seaboard?
(a)
Why did lowell girls go into textile industry
to get away from family
because family moved away
to make money
to escape
lowell mill era
girls could attend lectures
supplied housing
0 unity
all the above
Who was the "Great Compromiser"
(a)
Who divided the bill into two separate ones?
(a)
How close was the race when Henry Clay won the election?
78-67
90-87
88-67
91-88
The romantic movement focused on
emotion
nature
living more simply
Jackson was known as ?
(a)
What happened during the Peggy Eaton "Petticoat" Affair?
drew closer to Martin Van Buren
cabinet members were replaced
Peggy was snubbed by cabinet wives because of past
all of the above
Disadvantages of Era of good feelings
panic of 1819
controversy over missouri compromise
debate over bank of U.S
sectional differences over issue of slavery in territories
all the above
Small farmers who owned no slaves and mainly located in backcountry
(a)
Who wrote Monroe Doctrine of 1823
(a)
Monroe Doctrine 1823
ignored most of Europe
rise of sense of independence and self confidence
laid foundation for future foreign policy
all the above
Internal slave trade
slave prices rose
demand for upper south fell
upper south sold slaves to lower south
influx of capitol virginia, maryland and kentucky
all the above
Election of 1824
no one got majority so it went to the house
no parties
turned more on personality and sectional allegiance more than issues
all the above
Who won the Election of 1824?
(a)
who ran for election of 1824?
Andrew Jackson(TN)
Henry Clay (KY)
John Quincy Adams(MA)
William Crawford(GA)
all the above
Who was the enslaved preacher that led the bloodiest and most terrifying slave revolt
(a)
Who has a difficult time in office
(a)
Corrupt bargain
Jackson won plurality of electoral votes but lacked majority
Jackson appealed to slaveholders and rural people
both
Election of 1828
efforts led to reform of democratic party
supported Jackson- John C Calhoun and Martin Van Buren
Key issue-"tariff of abdominations"
all the above
Gibbons V Odgen (1824)
helped advance transportation revolution by keeping states from interfering
bolstered power of congress to regulate interstate commerce
steamboat monopoly granted by NY was challenged by competing ferry service
all the above
