What were the Alien and Sedition acts?

Allowed the president to deport, imprison, or fine anyone deemed a threat

The main objective of Manifest Destiny was...

To spread culture and government (democracy)

applied scientific principles to politics and religion

How did Henry Clay resolve the Nullification Crisis?

He worked to lower tariffs w/ the Compromise Tariff of 1833

What was the Middle Passage?

A voyage across the Atlantic ocean for enslaved Africans

paid for passage by agreeing to a 7 year work contract

What was the Columbian Exchange?

the sharing of ideas, animals, foods, and germs between Europe and Americas

What were the U.S. and Mexico fighting over, in the Mexican American War?

The location of the US-Mexican border

How did John Marshall review the case

Said a portion of the Judiciary Act was unconstitutional, He dismissed Marbury's suit

How did the Cherokee fight the Indian Removal Act

They declared themselves a separate nation, They went to the Supreme Court

Why did General Sherman use the scorched earth policy?

to force the South to surrender quickly

Who was John Marshall?

First Chief Justice of the supreme court

Who was the American Civil War fought between?

The Union and Confederate States of America

Required Northerners to return runaway slaves to their owner

The Whiskey Rebellion was.......

A tax protest in the United States

What is Manifest Destiny?

God given right to expand westward

Salutary Neglect can best be defined as...

A healthy ignoring of the colonies

What were the Antebellum Reform Movements about?

Women's Suffrage, abolition, and temperance

What happened to John Brown after the raid?

He was taken captive and hanged to death.

What was Bleeding Kansas?

A series of violent attacks between pro and anit-slavery advocates.

What was the result of the Tariff of Abomination?

South Carolina threatens to secede.

Republican Motherhood

encouraged women to instill virtue & duty in their children

Marbury v. Madison case set the precedent of

the principle of judicial review

What did the Quakers believe in?

religious freedom, peace, and were against slavery and wars

Why did Andrew Jackson "kill the bank"?

It had too much power over the economy and favored the elite

What was Shay's Rebellion?

An uprising of Farmers due to high taxes and heavy debt

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1
Andrew Jackson was all about what group of people?
the youth
The slave owning class
the common man
The business class
2
What were the Alien and Sedition acts?
Made it easier for immigrants to vote
Allowed the president to deport, imprison, or fine anyone deemed a threat
Made the amount of years you had to wait to become a citizen shorter
Made it illegal to publish newspapers without the government varifying it.]
3
The main objective of Manifest Destiny was...
To introduce bimetallism to the West
To spread culture and government (democracy)
To eradicate communism
To create peace among other nations
4
The Enlightenment
applied scientific principles to politics and religion
began in the English colonies
did not reach the colonies
<p>discourged literature and the arts in colleges</p>
5
How did Henry Clay resolve the Nullification Crisis?
He raised tariffs even more as a show of power
He kicked South Carolina out of the Union
He worked to lower tariffs w/ the Compromise Tariff of 1833
He sat back and let Jackson do what he wanted, yo.
6
What was the Middle Passage?
A voyage across the Northern ocean for enslaved Africans
A voyage across the Pacific ocean for enslaved Africans
A voyage across the Southern ocean for enslaved Africans
A voyage across the Atlantic ocean for enslaved Africans
7
Indentured Servants
paid for passage by agreeing to a 7 year work contract
were the same as slaves
were usually natives
were outlawed after Bacon's Rebellion
8
What was the Columbian Exchange?
the sharing of ideas, animals, foods, and germs between Europe and Americas
The trading of goods from Colombia to Haiti
When you exchange your Columbia winter coat for another size
Sharing two people named Columbus's ideas
9
What were the U.S. and Mexico fighting over, in the Mexican American War?
Whether or not to open a Chick Fil A on the border
The location of the US-Mexican border
Gun ownership
The abolition of slavery
10
How did John Marshall review the case
Marbury was sent to jail
Said a portion of the Judiciary Act was unconstitutional
He dismissed Marbury's suit
He sent Madison to Jail
11
How did the Cherokee fight the Indian Removal Act
They fled they to south america
They declared themselves a separate nation
They went to the Supreme Court
They went on the War-Path
12
Why did General Sherman use the scorched earth policy?
to force the South to surrender quickly
he liked fires
as retribution for the Union soldiers that died in Savannah
he wanted to gain popularity in the South
13
Who was John Marshall?
idk
First Chief Justice of the supreme court
Founder of Jamestown
Fourth Chief Justice of the supreme court
14
Main general for the South during the Civil War
Robert Mead
William Tecumseh Sherman
Robert E. Lee
Ulysses S. Grant
15
What idea did South Carolina use to defend its refusal to enforce the Tariff of Abomination?
nullification
reserved powers
delegated powers
16
Who was the American Civil War fought between?
The Union and Confederate States of America
The United States and Mexico
The British Empire and the United States of America
The United States and the Soviet Union
17
What was the Tariff of Abominations?
High tax on imports to America
High taxes on Exports that protect American Business
High tax on profits of American Farmers
High tax on items sold to the government
18
Fugitive Slave Law
Declared illegal businesses that tried to restrain trade
Made it illegal for African Americans to vote
Required Northerners to return runaway slaves to their owner
Banned the transportation of prostitutes across state lines
19
John brown lost what devastating battle?
Athens Georgia.
Kansas-Nebraska Free Slave Act.
Waterloo.
Harper's Ferry Federal Armory.
20
The Whiskey Rebellion was.......
A tax protest in the United States
A civil war between the United States
A tax protest in Great Britan
Whiskey prices were raised
21
Who was Thadeus Stevens?
lawyer
all of the above
member of the house of representatives
a opponent of slavery and discrimination
22
Which was not an example of Antebellum reform?
prison reform
sanitation
education reform
black civil rights
23
Antebellum reform movements are closely tied to the
Second Great Awakening
growth of agriculture
Era of Good Feelings
rising sectionalism in the US
24
What is Manifest Destiny?
God given rights
God given right to steal
God given right to expand westward
God given right to own
25
Salutary Neglect can best be defined as...
A healthy ignoring of tax laws
Strict enforcement regarding food production
A complete neglect of the colonies
A healthy ignoring of the colonies
26
Mr. Polk's War was a term used for the ______
Civil War
Mexican war
Revolutionary war
All wars under the control of Polk
27
Which was not a part of the American System, made by Henry Clay?
Protective tariffs
Internal improvements of infrastructure
National Bank
Unemployment aid programs
28
Andrew Jackson destroyed the
The way a president operated
Government
Politics
Second National Bank
29
What were the Antebellum Reform Movements about?
American independence, and abolitionist
none of the above
Women's Suffrage, abolition, and temperance
Women's Suffrage, prohibition, double V campaign
30
Divisions over slavery in territory gained in the Mexican American War were resolved in the
Treaty of Guadalup Hidalgo
Compromise of 1845
Compromise of 1850
Treaty of Gordo
31
What happened to John Brown after the raid?
Captured, but was eventually set free by Abraham Lincoln.
He was shot to death during the raid.
He was sent to prison for life.
He was taken captive and hanged to death.
32
What was Bleeding Kansas?
A series of violent attacks between pro and anit-slavery advocates.
A opera about the fight for freedom in Kansas.
Peaceful protest promoting slavery in Kansas-Missouri territory.
A book about the patriotism of the people of Kansas.
33
What was the result of the Tariff of Abomination?
John Q. Adams decides to run for president.
Florida becomes a state.
Andrew Jackson declared war on Mexico
South Carolina threatens to secede.
34
Republican Motherhood
gave women more equality in politics
encouraged women to instill virtue & duty in their children
promoted less education for women
glorified all things feminine
35
The Dred Scott decision said that
Slaves were not citizens
Slaves had rights under the Constitution
Slaves were free in free territories
Slaves were not free in slave states
36
Marbury v. Madison case set the precedent of
the principle of judicial legislation
the principle of judicial power
judicial void
the principle of judicial review
37
What did the Quakers believe in?
religious freedom, peace, and were against slavery and wars
that everyone has a right to vote
everyone should practice one religion
that the church is the center of the colony
38
Why did Andrew Jackson "kill the bank"?
He wanted to try this new idea of communism.
It did not have an enough power over the economy
It had too much power over the economy and favored the elite
He wanted all the money for himself and his friends
39
Preachers like Johnathan Edwards and George Whitfield were responsible for taking part in what?
Halfway Covenant
Navigation Acts
Great Awakening
Salutary Neglect
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What was Shay's Rebellion?
An uprising of Sam Rices due to high taxes and heavy debt
An uprising of Farmers due to high taxes and heavy debt
An celebration of Farmers due to high taxes and heavy debt
unknown by Sam Rice

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