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Manifest Destiny, North & South, Reform Movements 8th Grade
Manifest Destiny, North & South, Reform Movements 8th Grade
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1
During the mid 1800's, what group was against immigration?
Nativists
Abolitionists
Democrats
Republicans
2
An extreme shortage of food is called...
Starving
Famine
Hunger strike
Socialism
3
The term "Manifest Destiny" means
To keep the U.S. out of war with Mexico
To have the U.S. conquer and rule the world
The destiny of the U.S. to destroy itself
To expand the U.S. to the pacific ocean
4
Which political party was founded to end Slavery?
Whigs
Republicans
Democrats
Federalists
5
Women's suffrage means...
The suffering of women
The right to vote for women
Domestic violence against women
The campaign to end women's suffering
6
These people take the law into their own hands...
Californios
Ranchos
49ers
Vigilantes
7
What was the end result in Mexico offering new land to settlers?
It greatly expanded slavery throughout Mexico
It greatly diversified the Mexican population
It greatly strengthened Mexico
It caused Mexico to lose control of Texas
8
This item revolutionized communication in the 1800's
Telegraph
Trains
US postal service
Steam Boat
9
Laws that outlawed teaching slaves to read or meet in groups were called
Protective tariffs
Racist
Black Codes
Slave Codes
10
What was the wave of religious fervor that stirred the nation to reform in the early 1800's?
The Temperance Movement
The Abolitionist Movement
The Mormon faith
The Second Great Awakening
11
How did the Gold Rush affect California's population?
It caused a massive plague
It greatly increased the diversity and population in general
It caused an unbalanced ratio between men & women
It caused people to flee in terror
12
This was a popular abolitionist newspaper...
The Examiner
The Liberator
Uncle Tom's Cabin
The Revival
13
In 1844, the Democratic party's campaign slogan referred to conflict with Britain over Oregon.
False
True
14
In the 1850's, most immigrants came from..
Ireland
Germany
Africa
China
15
President Martin Van Buren agreed to annex Texas
False
True
16
By 1830, what was the most pressing issue for reformers?
Temperance Movement
Abolitionist Movement
Public education
Women's rights movement
17
This innovation greatly helped to increased slavery in the U.S.
Steam engine
Cotton Gin
Steel tip plow
Mechanical Reaper
18
Mountain Men made their living as...
Surveyors
Merchants
Missionaries
Trappers
19
This man commanded Texan forces against Santa Anna & Mexico
Davey Crocket
Sam Houston
Robert E Lee
Jim Bowie
20
This event kick started the Women's rights movement in the mid 19th century
Women's Strike for Equality
Women's March
Roe V Wade
Seneca Falls Convention
21
What was the last country to challenge the U.S. over the territory of Oregon?
Britain
Russia
Mexico
Spain
22
Most white people in the South owned slaves
False
True
23
Mexican ranchos had Native Americans work the land in exchange for food and shelter
False
True
24
Enslaved people expressed their beliefs in religious folk songs called...
psalms
Spirituals
Slave codes
Hymns
25
Lucretia Mott helped to organize
Education Movement
The kitchen
Bake sales
Women's rights movement
26
Mexicans living in California were known as...
Vatos
Californios
Rancheros
Vigilantes