What was one reason the BOR was included in the U.S. Cons despite Alexander Hamilton's and other Federalists' objections

to encourage state governments to ratify the U.S. Constitution

Which statement about the impact of Uncle Tom's Cabin on public opinion about slavery is most accurate?

The book galvanized both abolitionists and slave owners with hostility.

1. How did Henry Hudson's 1609 voyage impact European competition for North America?

The Dutch governmentmade claims along the Hudson River

What was the main result of the headline?

an increase in sectional tensions

1. How did colonists react to the Sugar Act passed after the French and Indian War?

They launchedorganized boycotts

What conclusion can be drawn from this cartoon?

The colonies must work together against theBritish

1. How did the impact of the French differ from that of the Spanish in the New World?

French played a role in establishing the fur trade with Native Americans.

What was one impact of the nineteenth-century westward expansion of the United States?

a decrease in bison population.

Why was the extension of slavery in the western territories so important to the North and the South?

They both were concerned about the balance of power between states

Which of the following actions is NOT specifically supported by the 1st Amendment?

a person under arrest refusing to talk to the police

Which statement best describes how Madison and Hamilton worked together to convince states to ratify the Constitution

They cowrote a series of essays known as The FederalistPapers

Which statement describes one way life changed for Native Americans after the passage of the Indian Removal Act?

The were forced to relocate West.

What impact did the Proclamation of 1763 have on colonists?

Colonists had to abandon homes west of the Appalachian Mountains

Why did Southerners want Indian lands in southeastern states such as Mississippi, Georgia, and Alabama in the 1830s

The southeastern climate was perfect for starting large cotton plantations.

Which statement most likely represents an unexpected consequence of the Fugitive Slave Act?

Many freed former slaves were taken back into slavery.

Why was another compromise needed in 1850?

California requested permission to enter the Union as a free state.

Why were cash crops important to the economy of Southern colonies?

South colonists knew that demand was high and wanted to make large profits.

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1
What was one reason the BOR was included in the U.S. Cons despite Alexander Hamilton's and other Federalists' objections
to encourage representatives to support the U.S. Constitution
to encourage judges to approve the U.S. Constitution
to encourage religious minorities to agree to the U.S. Constitution
to encourage state governments to ratify the U.S. Constitution
2
Which statement about the impact of Uncle Tom's Cabin on public opinion about slavery is most accurate?
The book gained Northern opponents who pushed for the continued expansion.
The book galvanized both abolitionists and slave owners with hostility.
The book galvanized both abolitionists and slave owners to compromise.
The book gained South supporters who pushed to end slavery.
3
According to many historians, which two battles of the Civil War had the most negative effect on Southern morale?
Bull Run and GettysburgFort Sumter and Bull Runn
Fort Sumter and Bull Run
Gettysburg and Vicksburg
Vicksburg and Fort Sumter
4
How long was Lewis and Clarks Route to the Pacific Ocean?
570
5700
2300
1300
5
Which factor motivated Southern planters to use slave labor to grow cash crops?
to decrease economic competition
to increase profits
to increase demand
to decrease opportunity costs
6
1. How did Henry Hudson's 1609 voyage impact European competition for North America?
The British government offered treaties to the Indians Hudson met
The Dutch governmentmade claims along the Hudson River
French fur traders inCanada started an economic partnership
Spanish soldiers built forts throughout New England.
7
What was the main result of the headline?
the defeat of the British army
an increase in personal rights
an increase in sectional tensions
the surrender of Confederate forces
8
What direction did the British Troops travel from Lexington to Charlestown?
Northwest
Northeast
Southwest
Southeast
9
1. How did colonists react to the Sugar Act passed after the French and Indian War?
They refused to payunfair taxes to Great Britain
They sought new trade partners
They declared independence from Great Britain.
They launchedorganized boycotts
10
What conclusion can be drawn from this cartoon?
The colonies need an alliance with France
The colonies must work together against theBritish
The colonies need to declare their independence
The colonies can survive on their own
11
Which Civil War event most negatively affected the civilian population
Second Battle of Bull Run
Grant's Siege of Vicksburg
Sherman's March to the Sea
First Battle of Bull Run
12
1. How did the impact of the French differ from that of the Spanish in the New World?
French played a role in establishing the fur trade with Native Americans.
French played a role in the expansion of Dutch colonies in the New World.
The French played a role in converting Native Americans to Christianity
The French played a role in securing religious freedom in the New World.
13
Which legislation led to conflict in western territories over the issue of slavery?
the Missouri Compromise
the Kansas-Nebraska Act
the Compromise of 1850
the Wilmot Proviso
14
What was one impact of the nineteenth-century westward expansion of the United States?
a decrease in bison population.
a decrease in U.S. urban population.
the strengthening of Native American cultures.
the passing of U.S. environmental legislation.
15
Why was the extension of slavery in the western territories so important to the North and the South?
They both were concerned about the balance of power between states
They both were concerned about slave rights in the new territories
They both were concerned about the west territories becoming too powerful.
They both were concerned about having many slaves in the new territories.
16
Which of the following actions is NOT specifically supported by the 1^st Amendment?
a group of citizens gathering outside a government building
group of citizens writing to their representative concerning a proposed law
a person under arrest refusing to talk to the police
a family going to a church of their choice
17
Which statement best describes how Madison and Hamilton worked together to convince states to ratify the Constitution
They cowrote a series of essays known as The FederalistPapers
Theycoauthored a bill of rightsto appease Federalists
Theygave a series of fieryspeeches to denounce AntiFederalists
They composed a group of essays known as The AntiFederalist Papers.
18
Which statement describes one way life changed for Native Americans after the passage of the Indian Removal Act?
They were forced to adopt European culture.
The were forced to relocate West.
They were forced to become farmers
They were forced to convert to Christianity.
19
What impact did the Proclamation of 1763 have on colonists?
Colonistshad to provide housing for the British Redcoats
Colonistshad to pay higher taxes to the king's government
Colonists had to abandon homes west of the Appalachian Mountains
Colonists had toserve longer terms in the king's army
20
Which major industry developed in the North as a result of the supply of timber and waterfalls near the coastline?
agriculture
manufacturing
mineral mining
fur trade
21
1. Why did the French explore the Mississippi River?
to civilize the Native Americans
to set up trading posts
to expand the Catholic religion
fishing camps to set up trading posts
22
What direction will a soldier have to go from Vicksburg to OHIO?
South
Southwest
West
Northeast
23
Why did Southerners want Indian lands in southeastern states such as Mississippi, Georgia, and Alabama in the 1830s
Southeastern mountains held an abundance of natural resources.
Southeastern soil was excellent for cultivating wheat
The southeastern climate was perfect for starting large cotton plantations.
The southeastern coastline held many natural harbors for shipping.
24
Which event prompted Virginia to pass a law that prohibited teaching African Americans to read and write?
revolt of Denmark Vesey
Nat Turner's Rebellion
attack on Harpers Ferry
Cato's Conspiracy
25
Why did the British government increase taxes on North American colonists?
to test loyalty to the British empire
to punish the New England colonists
to pay for the Seven Years War
to demonstrate British strength
26
Which freedom is protected by the Bill of Rights?
the right to vote
the right to a fair trial
the right to a free education
the right to work
27
Which statement most likely represents an unexpected consequence of the Fugitive Slave Act?
Many slave owners offered rewards to anyone who could return their slaves
Many slaves were given harsh punishments by their owners.
Many freed former slaves were taken back into slavery.
Many slaves escaped to the north and were never found again.
28
Why was another compromise needed in 1850?
Texas was admitted to the Union as a slave state
The Supreme Court ruled the Missouri Compromise unconstitutional.
The Missouri Compromise was set to expire.
California requested permission to enter the Union as a free state.
29
Why were cash crops important to the economy of Southern colonies?
Southern colonists knew that starvation was possible.
South colonists knew that demand was high and wanted to make large profits.
Southern colonists believed that farming involved no negative trade risks
South colonists believed that competition involved no negative prices
30
Which right, protected in the Bill of Rights
the right to petition
the right to assemble
the right to free speech
the right to bear arms

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