USHistoryUnit3Review

Congress granted President John Quincy Adams funds for extending the ___ Road westward.

Economic policies such as the national bank, tariffs internal improvements were known as the?

. ____________ rose from slavery to become a prominent leader of the antislavery movement.

Some Southerners demanded the suppression of abolitionist material as a condition for?

The American Party was nicknamed the __ because of the response members gave when questioned?

____________________ tariffs are designed to provide income for the federal government

Four candidates ran for president in 1824. Which statement about them is true?

The goal of the American Colonization Society was to?

As president, John Quincy Adams wanted to?

Factories replaced home-based workshops during the?

Spain ceded all of Florida to the United States in the?

The South remained rural villages with only three large cities: Baltimore, Charleston, and?

President Jackson believed in the spoils system, the practice of rewarding__ loyalty with jobs?

Under the Missouri Compromise, Missouri and _______ were admitted as states at the same time.

Although many Northerners opposed abolitionism and passed “personal liberty laws” that?

One thing enslaved African Americans often used to pass the long workdays was?

Americans who formed utopian communities in the 1830s believed that?

The economic roles of men and women began to change in the early 1800s as a result of the?

In which industry was mass production first used?

African American abolitionist ________________ drew huge crowds for her antislavery speeches?

Often slaves themselves, __ were individuals chosen to supervise other enslaved workers were?

What kind of movement was the Second Great Awakening?

The __ ousted the Democrats in the election of 1840 by nominating Gen. William Henry Harrison

In the early 1800s, rivers were preferred to roads for transporting goods because travel was?

Which court case ruled that the federal government had authority over interstate commerce?

What two major crops were grown in both Texas and Louisiana?

In 1838 President Van Buren, sent the army to march the Cherokee, a journey that became known?

Ralph Waldo Emerson was an influential ________ ?

The phrase “Era of Good Feelings” was used to describe the ____________________ presidency.

The Whig Party, a new political party that emerged to oppose President Jackson, advocated a?

In 1851 Maine passed the first state prohibition law, and by 1855?

In 1830 the tiny locomotive _____________ pulled the nation’s first load of train passengers.

In the 1800s, _____ groups pledged to ban Catholics from holding public office.?

The solution that emerged in the Missouri Compromise was to admit Missouri?

In 1848 Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton organized the _______________ Convention?

New in higher education enabled Elizabeth __become,the first woman to earn a medical degree.

During the election of 1824, Andrew Jackson emphasized his ____________________ qualities.

The courts often ruled against early labor unions, as limiting _______ enterprise.

Which of the following abolitionists was killed trying to protect his printing press from a mob

In 1833 Congress responded to the nullification crisis passing the Force Bill, which authorized

In the 1800s, slaveholders who owned large plantations organized their workforce into a?

The first mandatory school attendance law was passed in 1852 in?

The presidential election of 1828 was a bitter campaign between John Quincy Adams and?

Large numbers of Irish immigrants began leaving their homeland in 1845 because they were?

In the case of Commonwealth v. Hunt, the Supreme Court ruled that?

The steamboat was an improvement over barges because it could?

Andrew Jackson’s supported national nominating conventions as caucuses restricted nominations?

During the Jackson presidency, the ______________ system of selecting presidential candidates ?

Prison reforms such as new “penitentiaries,” solitary confinementwere motivated by?

Which crop played the greatest role in the South’s fortunes?

The proclamation that the American continents were no longer to be colonized by European powers

The leading economic activity in the United States in the early 1800s was?

Religious leaders worked to revive Americans’ commitment to religion in a the Second Great __?

The Tariff of 1816 nurtured American manufacturers by?

In the South, which of the following social class does NOT belong?

Between 1815 and 1860, the United States experienced a massive influx of?

In 1860 sales of Southern ___ accounted for nearly half of the total export trade of the US.

Missouri’s territorial government requested admission into the Union in 1819 as a?

A result of the invention of the cotton gin was an increased demand for _____________ labor.

. _______ was accused of planning an armed revolt to free the region’s slaves?

The pamphlet An Appeal to the Christian Women of the South, was published in 1836 by?

The 1824 presidential campaign was a battle of the ________.

The two labor systems used to organize enslaved African Americans were the?

The Creek people who retreated to Florida renamed themselves _, meaning “runaway”?

In the early 1800s, many white men became eligible voters because states?

What general was sent into Florida in 1818, destroyed several Seminole villages?