The Market Revolution increased tensions between:

North and South over labor systems

The most significant impact of the introduction of sugarcane in the West Indies was

Need for slave labor from Africa

Antebellum (before Civil War) feminists were generally

active in other reform movements as well

The foreign policies of Washington, Jefferson, and Monroe were similar in that they

sought to avoid involvement in European affairs

The American System promoted:

Internal improvements and tariffs

Martin Luther King Jr. was known for:

Civil disobedience and leading nonviolent protests

Prohibition failed because

many believed the law interfered with personal freedom

Politicians of the Gilded Age used the spoils system to

dispense government jobs for political purposes

The building of canals and railroads helped nationalism by:

Linking regions and boosting trade

Which was written in an effort to show treatment of slaves in the South?

Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe

William Lloyd Garrison pledged his dedication to

immediate abolition of slavery in the South

How did maize cultivation impact Native societies?

Led to settled farming communities

What did the Civil Rights Act of 1964 do?

Banned discrimination in public places

The Emancipation Proclamation

freed all slaves only in areas in rebellion against the U.S.

19th-century reformers like Dorothea Dix fought for

Mental health and prison reform

The Monroe Doctrine (1823) promoted U.S. nationalism by:

Declaring the Americas off-limits to Europe

What was a major cultural trend in 1950s America?

Rise of conformity and domesticity

The Colombian Exchange has the most significant impact on which group of people?

Europeans-new food led to increased population

How did the Second Great Awakening affect reform movements?

Inspired efforts for social change

Which pair of Supreme Court cases shows a change in interpretation?

Plessy v. Ferguson and Brown v. Board

What was the main purpose of the GI Bill post WWII?

Help veterans with education and housing

The Affordable Care Act of 2010 aimed to:

Expand access to health insurance

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1
The Market Revolution increased tensions between:
East and West over tariffs
North and South over labor systems
Cities and suburbs
Farmers and slaves
2
What policy did Nixon pursue with China?
Isolationism
Military aggression
Détente and normalization
Containment only
3
The Truman Doctrine pledged to:
Contain communism
Form the UN
Ban nuclear arms
Rebuild Germany
4
The most significant impact of the introduction of sugarcane in the West Indies was
Need for slave labor from Africa
development of war between Spain and Portugal over Caribbean
destruction of ecosystem of many Caribbean islands
desire for Spanish to settle the New World for families
5
Antebellum (before Civil War) feminists were generally
devoted to the issue of women's rights only
united in their goals and methods
indifferent to political issues
active in other reform movements as well
6
The foreign policies of Washington, Jefferson, and Monroe were similar in that they
aided the French Republic
were hostile to England
sought to avoid involvement in European affairs
favored England
7
The “cult of domesticity” emphasized:
Women’s role in the home
Equal gender roles
Military service for women
Female political activism
8
The picture below depicts...
Transcontinental Railroad
Completion of Manifest Destiny
Chinese Exclusion Act
Significance of Indian Removal
9
The American System promoted:
Internal improvements and tariffs
Isolationism
Free trade globally
Elimination of federal banks
10
Martin Luther King Jr. was known for:
Serving in Congress
Opposing civil disobedience and encouraging violence
Creating the Black Panther Party
Civil disobedience and leading nonviolent protests
11
Betty Friedan’s The Feminine Mystique challenged:
Corporate wage structures
African American inequality
Traditional gender roles
Government censorship
12
Prohibition failed because
organized crime controlled illegal liquor production
rural America failed to support it
the costs of enforcing it were too expensive
many believed the law interfered with personal freedom
13
Politicians of the Gilded Age used the spoils system to
elect all federal government officials
fill government jobs on merit rather than patronage
dispense government jobs for political purposes
remove incompetent politicians from office
14
The building of canals and railroads helped nationalism by:
Linking regions and boosting trade
Reducing state power
Creating new national banks
Ending foreign influence
15
Which was written in an effort to show treatment of slaves in the South?
An Appeal to Colored Citizens of the World by David Walker
The Liberator by William Lloyd Garrison
The Adventures of Huckleberry Fin by Mark Twain
Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe
16
William Lloyd Garrison pledged his dedication to
immediate abolition of slavery in the South
outlawing the slave trade
shipping free blacks back to Africa.
preventing expansion of slavery beyond the South
17
How did maize cultivation impact Native societies?
Decreased food surplus
Led to settled farming communities
Caused tribal warfare
Increased nomadic lifestyles
18
The Halfway Covenant adopted by Congregational churches in the 1660's
increased church membership
decreased church membership
allowed full communion for non converted members
brought an end to the jeremiads of Puritan Ministers
19
What did the Civil Rights Act of 1964 do?
Banned discrimination in public places
Ended school funding
Repealed voting laws
Started desegregation protests
20
The 1920 Census revealed that, for the first time, most
Americans lived in suburbs
Americans lived in cities
adult women worked outside the home
men worked in manufacturing
21
The Emancipation Proclamation
freed all slaves in the United States
convinced England and France to help the Union
Convinced English and France to help the Confederacy
freed all slaves only in areas in rebellion against the U.S.
22
Who privately advocated for equality for women in the early 18th century urging to her husband "Remember the Ladies"?
Abigail Adams
Martha Washington
Dolly Madison
Betsy Ross
23
What was a major theme in Transcendentalism?
Wealth from capitalism
Strict religious obedience
Individualism and nature
Technological progress
24
Social Security Act (1935) provided:
Jobs for the wealthy
Housing for immigrants
Free college for veterans
Pensions for elderly workers
25
19th-century reformers like Dorothea Dix fought for
Pro-slavery expansion
Lower taxes
Mental health and prison reform
Better railroad safety
26
The Monroe Doctrine (1823) promoted U.S. nationalism by:
Declaring the Americas off-limits to Europe
Annexing Canada
Forming an alliance with Britain
Ending slavery in the South
27
What was a major cultural trend in 1950s America?
Decline of consumerism
Rise of conformity and domesticity
Embrace of communism
Rejection of suburbs
28
The Colombian Exchange has the most significant impact on which group of people?
Europeans-their wealth increased
Europeans-new food led to increased population
Africans-they received food from Europe
Native Americans-encomienda system
29
The mid 19th century Hudson River School focused on:
Abstract modern art
Romantic landscape paintings
European royal portraits
War scenes and battlefields
30
Japanese Internment took place during which conflict:
World War I
Vietnam War
World War II
Korean War
31
The Harlem Renaissance celebrated:
Religious revival
African American culture
Rural American life
Expansion of segregation
32
Which British tactic, pictured below, was one of the reasons for the War of 1812?
slavery
impressment
mercantilism
mutiny
33
How did the Second Great Awakening affect reform movements?
Focused only on spiritual salvation
Inspired efforts for social change
Weakened abolitionist voices
Opposed government-run school
34
Which pair of Supreme Court cases shows a change in interpretation?
Cherokee Nation v. Georgia and Worcester v. Georgia
Plessy v. Ferguson and Brown v. Board
Fletcher v. Peck and Gibbons v. Ogden
Scott v. Sanford and Schenk v. US
35
What was the main purpose of the GI Bill post WWII?
Expand Social Security
Fund overseas wars
Aid female factory workers
Help veterans with education and housing
36
The Wilmot Proviso sought to:
Expand slavery
Strengthen fugitive slave law
Annex Texas
Ban slavery in Mexican Cession
37
Protestant Americans distrusted the Irish mostly because
they were slow to learn English
they stole American jobs
they were Catholic
they were poor
38
The Affordable Care Act of 2010 aimed to:
End Medicare
Expand access to health insurance
Privatize hospitals
Increase medical costs
39
What caused protests at Kent State in 1970?
U.S. invasion of Cambodia
Nixon’s impeachment
Desegregation orders
New draft laws
40
The Sherman Antitrust Act aimed to:
Help railroad companies
Break up monopolies
End income taxes
Increase tariffs

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