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Industrialization led to
all of these
more jobs
lower prices
urbanization
2
Which pair improved the work of farmers?
railroad and Morse code
reaper and plow
telegraph and steamboat
power loom and telegraph
3
Which economic system is based on limited government involvement?
communism
token economy
free enterprise
4
At which battle did Andrew Jackson gain national fame?
Yorktown
New Orleans
Vicksburg
Lexington and Concord
5
The concept of interchangeable parts led to the assembly line and
slower production of goods
manufacturing done by hand in homes
the factory system
more difficult repairs
6
What did the War Hawks support?
construction of the Erie Canal
The Corrupt Bargain
declaring war on England
impressment of sailors
7
The North and South had different economic activities because
they were not in the same time zones
they supported a diverse dream for America
they have different geographic resources
they supported different political parties
8
What was the effect of Samuel Morse's invention?
faster transportation
faster communication
faster plowing of fields
faster harvesting of grain
9
Early factories were built near fast-flowing rivers to
to power the machinery
irrigate the crops
to have better scenery
have drinking water for workers
10
In which treaty did Spain give Florida to the U.S.?
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
Adams Onis Treaty
Treaty of Ghent
Treaty of Paris 1783
11
Who was President during the Era of Good Feelings?
Thomas Jefferson
John Quincy Adams
James Madison
James Monroe
12
Difficult travel, low wages, and discrimination were problems for
steamboat operators
immigrants
Dolley Madison
pirates
13
Who was accused of making a "corrupt bargain"?
Native Americans and Andrew Jackson
Andrew Jackson and Henry Clay
Dolley Madison and Abigail Adams
John Q. Adams and Henry Clay
14
The Monroe Doctrine said the U.S. would stay out of
the Oregon Territory
debt
foreign conflicts
the Mediterranean Sea
15
The effect of
McCulloch v. Maryland
was
McCulloch was kicked out of Maryland
states are allowed to tax the federal gov't
the federal gov't has more power than state gov't
Maine became a free state
16
Before
the Industrial Revolution, most goods were made
in homes and small shops
in Canada
in Southern factories
quickly on machines
17
Why did more immigrants move to northern states?
They preferred the cold climate.
They came seeking religious freedom like the Pilgrims.
They could get factory jobs in cities.
The South had too much pollution.
18
Which of these is an effect of the opening of the Erie Canal?
towns in the Northeast grew
transportation costs dropped
the Midwest was connected to the east coast
all of these
19
Which two states were admitted to the U.S. at the same time?
Texas and Georgia
Missouri & Maine
Missouri & Massachusetts
Florida & Georgia
20
What was one outcome of the invention of the cotton gin?
Demand for slaves increased
Demand for cotton decreased
Native Americans got factory jobs
Child labor decreased
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The Monroe Doctrine told European nations that
the U.S. would not trade with them anymore
North America is closed to colonization
California was up for sale
all goods coming into the U.S. would be taxed
22
The effect of
Gibbons v. Ogden
was
state laws are more powerful than federal laws
steamships were ruled unconstitutional
federal gov't has control over interstate shipping
Gibbons had to pay Ogden 3 cents per mile
23
A positive effect of the War of 1812 was that the U.S.
gained the Louisiana Territory
increased trade with Native Americans
stood up to the Tripoli Pirates
increased our manufacturing
24
Who wrote our national anthem?
John Quincy Adams
Francis Scott Key
Dolley Madison
Thomas Jefferson
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What did the Missouri Compromise do?
banned slavery in all new states
banned slavery in Missouri
maintained neutrality with European nations
maintained balance of power in the Senate