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1
Which statement below is
not
true when dealing with the issue of slave life?
Slaves had simple clothes, homes, and diets.
Some Slaves had Sundays and religious holidays off.
Slaves received a basic education with basic reading and math.
Slaves did many different types of jobs.
2
How were the mentally ill treated prior to reform?
The mentally ill were kept in cages, stalls, etc.
The mentally ill were treated very well by society.
The mentally ill were often thrown in prison.
The mentally ill were treated humanely in hospitals.
3
What was the final victory for the women’s suffrage movement?
The 12th Amendment
The 27th Amendment
The 1st Amendment
The 19th Amendment
4
Which of the following best completes the table below?
Overland trade routes become obsolete.
A scarcity of raw materials causes prices to rise.
Immigration expands the labor force.
The government seizes control of factories.
5
What principle of democracy was at the core of the Kansas-Nebraska Act?
Checks and balances
Civil rights
Popular sovereignty
Federalism
6
Which is example of a way women were treated like second-class citizens in the mid-1850s?
Women could vote in all elections and hold public office.
Women were paid more than men.
Women ran and attended all the best universities.
Women could not own property or control their own finances.
7
Prior to the Industrial Revolution, how and by whom were most finished goods made?
By men using machines
By artisans or by women at home, by hand
By illegal immigrants in caves
By martians on Mars
8
How did the invention of the Cotton Gin impact slavery?
Made cotton more profitable to produce, increasing slavery
Made cotton less valuable, decreasing slavery
Made cotton more profitable to produce, decreasing slavery
Decreased slavery by making tobacco more profitable
9
This former slave became the most well-known of all conductors on the Underground Railroad.
Harriett Tubman
Frederick Douglass
Angelina Grimke.
William Lloyd Garrison
10
What was the result of the Kansas-Nebraska Act?
John Brown began to compromise and moderate his views on slavery.
A mini-civil war broke out over the slavery vote.
Kansas joined the Union as slave state.
Slavery was abolished in the western territories.
11
Who am I? Former slave who escaped slavery & became a famous speaker, businessman, and author.
Sojourner Truth
Frederick Douglass
Angelina Grimke
William Lloyd Garrison
12
What was the major victory for the Temperance Movement? Major defeat?
16th Amendment, 18th Amendment
21st Amendment, 19th Amendment
17th Amendment, 19th Amendment
18th Amendment, 21st Amendment
13
Which of these terms best completes the diagram?
Populism
Reconstruction
Women's Suffrage
Immigration
14
This cartoon represents the point of view of which reform movement?
Education
Abolition
Child Labor
Temperance
15
Why were normal schools created?
Te educate the youth of America
To train teachers for the Common Schools
To train abolitionists
To train Second Great Awakening travelling preachers
16
What took place at the event described?
Africans were given opportunities to look for jobs in the New World.
Africans families were sold into slavery but kept together
Africans were sold into slavery and often separated from their families.
Africans had the opportunity to buy their freedom.
17
What was the major effect of this event?
Abraham Lincoln was assassinated while debating Stephen Douglas.
Stephen Douglas lost to Abraham Lincoln for the Illinois Senate seat
A riot broke out between anti-slavery protesters and a pro-slavery mob.
Abraham Lincoln became nationally known
18
What were the characteristics of a common school?
Public, tuition-based, Christian
Private, expensive and only available to rich, white males
Religious, church-funded, open to males only
Public, tax-payer funded, secular and universal
19
Which of the following best completes the diagram below?
Nullification Crisis
Industrial Revolution
Indian Removal Act
Plantation System
20
What event made slave owners nervous and caused them watch over slaves more closely?
Nat Turner Rebellion
Missouri Compromise
Dred Scott Decision
Bleeding Kansas
21
Who was an important Transcendental author
John Krakauer
Henry David Thoreau
JK Rowling
Arthur Miller
22
Who am I? Education reformer who advocated for Common Schools
Sojourner Truth
Susan B. Anthony
Horace Mann
William Lloyd Garrison
23
How did the SGA impact society in the long term?
Led to less church attendance
Led to the abolition of public schools
Led to women becoming first-class citizens
Led to reform as people tried to create "heaven on earth"
24
What are interchangeable parts?
Parts that can morph into something new.
Parts that are unique and handmade.
Parts that are identical and easily switched out.
Parts that have just been invented.
25
The fear of immigration that stems from the belief that immigrants will ruin U.S. culture.
Assimilation
Nativism
Temperance
Populism
26
In death, John Brown became a symbol of what?
That the end of slavery was possible through political compromise.
Abraham Lincoln's rising profile in national politics.
Tensions over slavery in the U.S. were not going to end peacefully.
That having a large beard makes you infinitely cooler.
27
The Declaration of Sentiments is based on what other famous declaration?
The Declaration of Independence
The U.S. Constitution
The Declaration of Human Rights
The Declaration of Iron Jawed Angels
28
What was the major effect of the Fugitive Slave Law on the slavery debate?
Slave catchers made more money.
Slave owners were able to get back their slaves.
Northern "blinders" came off and they had to face the issue.
Northerners continued to ignore the slavery issues and believe the myth.
29
Why were most factories were located in the New England?
N.E. had lots of slaves to work in the factories
N.E. had fast moving streams to power factories.
N.E. did not have factories.
N.E. already had a shipping industry to transport goods
30
Who Started the Transcendental Club?
Alcott
Emerson
Fuller
Thoreau
31
The Fugitive Slave Law required that ___________________________.
anyone helping a runaway slave would be imprisoned or fined.
northerners protect escaped slaves.
escaped slaves be given freedom.
escaped slaves be kept from voting.
32
What is the definition of transcendental?
in addition to the basic requirements
happening in many countries around the world
beyond the realm of normal experience or understanding
random or without cause
33
Who am I? Reformer who advocated for humane medical treatment for the mentally ill.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Susan B. Anthony
Angelina Grimke
Dorothea Dix
34
How did the Embargo Act & eventual War of 1812 impact the Industrial Revolution?
There was a shortage of sugar
Trade cut off, US was forced to manufacture their own goods
The White House was burned down
Many new inventions were made
35
What effect did the Industrial Revolution have on transportation in this country?
The Erie Canal was closed
There was no impact on transportation
Railroad construction slowed dramatically
Factory goods needed to move so transportation advanced
36
What was the goal of the Temperance Movement?
To ban alcohol
To ban slavery
To encourage more churches
To create public schools
37
How did many SGA preachers, such as Charles Finney, get their message to the masses?
Large, days long camp-style revival meetings
Sent out flyers
Fireside chats
Built as many churches as possible
38
Which of the following was a major contribution of Harriet Beecher Stowe?
She was the publisher of the Liberator, an antislavery newspaper.
She founded the abolitionist movement in the United States.
She organized the Underground Railroad to help smuggle slaves to freedom.
She wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin, which generated public opposition to slavery.
39
Who am I? Raised on a S.C. plantation, I grew to believe that slavery was a sin that must end.
Harriet Tubman
William Lloyd Garrison
Angelina Grimke
Sojourner Truth
40
36' 30' except for in....
Maine
Missouri
Texas
California
41
The death of this major crop, ______, led to a mass migration from _____ to the United States.
Potato, Sweden
Wheat, Germany
Potato, Ireland
Rice, Ireland
42
Which of the following choices explains one of the reasons for the development of the Transatlantic Slave Trade?
African explorers came to the New World to befriend the Natives.
Slaves were needed in Europe then rebelled and chose to come to America.
The Spanish needed help conquering Aztecs and recruited Africans.
Increased need for labor in the New World on Southern plantations
43
Who am I? Boston abolitionist who published "The Liberator".
William Lloyd Garrison
Horace Mann
Frederick Douglass
Sojourner Truth
44
What was one way that the actions of abolitionists caused advertisements like the one below?
By banning freed slaves from living in Missouri.
By supporting the Fugitive Slave Act.
By opposing the marriage of slaves.
By supporting the Underground Railroad.
45
What myth regarding slavery did the South put forward?
That slavery was evil.
That slavery had a negative impact on the economy.
That slavery was beneficial for everyone.
That slaves were happy and well-treated.
46
In the 1850s, what changed in the U.S. that resulted in slaves fleeing all the way to Canada?
Northern abolitionists refused to help fugitive slaves.
They feared working for free in the north
More farming jobs available in Canada
The Fugitive Slave Act kept them at risk in the US
47
Texas got the shape we all know and love from what series of legislation?
The Missouri Compromise
Compromise of 1850
Dred Scott Ruling
Kansas-Nebraska Act
48
The Supreme Court ruled in Dred Scott's favor stating he was entitled to citizenship under the Constitution.
False
True
49
What took place at the Seneca Falls Convention?
Slavery was abolished by women
300 men and women discussed women's rights
Women were told to sit silently behind a curtain
The Declaration of Sentiments was created
50
In addition to California being added as a free state, the sale of slaves was banned in _____________________________.
the South
Washington D.C.
Maryland
The Carribean
