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Period 4 APUSH Thanks to Drake Miller #apush #period4
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1
Which statement best describes the state of American art and literature in the early
virtually nonexistent since most Americans were illiterate.
blended European styles with regional American tastes
highly original and creative and critically well received
widely respected and fashionable in Europe.
2
Henry Clay's American system proposed all of the following
EXCEPT
federal funding for internal improvements
tariffs on manufactured goods
limits on expansion of slavery
a second Bank of the US
3
A Supreme Court case that upheld private contracts as valid and legitimate
Dartmouth v Woodward
Worcester v Georgia
McCulloch v Maryland
Marbury v Madison
4
This treaty ended boundary disputes in Canada between the US and GB
Jay's Treaty
Webster-Ashburton Treaty
Adams-Onis Treaty
Treaty of Ghent
5
A Supreme Court case that said states can't tax the federal gov't, upholds "necessary and proper"
Marbury v Madison
Worcester v Georgia
McCullogh v Maryland
Dartmouth v Woodward
6
What is the "corrupt bargain"?
Clay is appointed president by the House
John Quincy Adams appoints Clay as Sec of State
Jackson steals money from a trade union
French diplomats come to the U.S. to recruit soldiers
7
Abolition...what is it?
White supremist group
Feminist voting rights
Push to end slavery
Slavery
8
Why does Jackson gain support for attacking the bank?
The national farmers union hated the bank
People liked his spoils system
The pots and pan treaty gave money to the common wealth
He portrays the bank as wealthy bankers not common people
9
The US acquired Florida from Spain in 1819
Treaty of Ghent
Adams-Onis Treaty
Webster-Ashburton Treaty
Jay's Treaty
10
This treaty ended the War of 1812
Webster-Ashburton Treaty
Adams-Onis Treaty
Treaty of Ghent
Jay's Treaty
11
championed “common man,” welcomed immigrants, benefitted from expansion of voting rights
The Democrats
The Democratic Republicans
The Federalists
The Whigs
12
There were some disagreements about expanding white male suffrage, but the differences were not from sectionalism.
True
False
13
What does Nat Turner do?
Speaks at womens rights conventions
Sells cotton to white plantation owners
Leads a slave revolt
Helps capture fugitive slaves
14
How did industry affect America's social order
The middle class expanded
Rich lost money
Factories raised health of workers
Women were not given jobs
15
What compromise divided slavery along a latitude line
Jay's Treaty
The Great Compromise
The Missouri Compromise
Henry Clay's Diary
16
What is this?
Mechanical Reaper
Cotton Gin
Taffy Pull
Interchangeable parts
17
A backlash response to the arrival of immigrants
capacity
nativism
intolerance
mean-spiritedness
18
Supreme Court Case that said states cannot regulate the activities on Indian land
Georgia v Worcester
Dartmouth v Woodward
McCulloch v Maryland
Marbury v Madison
19
What major religious movement occurs in this period?
Enlightenment
Industrial Revolution
Old Lights reform
Second Great Awakening
20
What anti-alcohol movement occurred in this period?
Prohibition
Drunkards Union
Temperance
Women Against Alcohol
21
In a famous 1837 speech, South Carolina Senator John C. Calhoun defended slavery as a
"positive good".
“necessary evil.”
"national birthright."
"military necessity."
22
A system using mill girls from rural areas to work in textile factories
Mill system
Lowell system
Clay system
Textile system
23
Clay's American system failed because regional interests took precedence over national interests.
True
False
24
Why does Van Buren lose support in 1837?
The Panic of 1837 isnt handled well / loses public support.
The Great Depression weakens American democratic support.
The gold standard act loses popular support.
Van Buren opposes factories and labor unions hate him.
25
What are the dominant political parties of the era (1800-1848)
Dem Reps and Federalists
Democrats and Whigs
Yankees and Confederates
Democrats and Hairdoos
26
Industrialization created distance between home and work in the antebellum 1800s, and this was a response
Cult of Domesticity
Republican Motherhood
Market Revolution
Woodstock
27
All of these are true about the growth and profitabilIty of Southern cotton
EXCEPT
the average white Southerner became richer than the avg Northerner
slavery moved from the southeast to the southwest
it was used in manufacturing in New England
national and international economic ties grew
28
What is the Monroe Doctrine?
Document claiming America will resist Eur action in W hem
A temperance movement following the Great Awakening
A proposal shot down in Congress promoting abolition
A doctor for Monroe
29
What is the importance of Marburry V Madison?
Madison gains suffrage for women
Religious freedom established in entire US
National bank destroyed
Federal laws above state laws
30
Antebellum technological innovations like the textile mill increasingly isolated the rural South.
True
False
31
Who is the "last Whig"?
Harrison
Lincoln
Jackson
Tyler
32
What is judicial review?
Supreme court judges have to be elected by the people
Judges are required to read 2 books per week
The president must confirm new laws with the supreme court
Supreme court can rule laws unconstitutional
33
This treaty resolved American disputes with Britain that had persisted after the end of the Revolutionary War.
Adams-Onis Treaty
Treaty of Ghent
Jay's Treaty
Webster-Ashburton Treaty
34
Which famous black abolitionist wrote an autobiography of his/her former life as a slave?
Frederick Douglass
David Walker
Richard Allen
Sojourner Truth
35
Per. 4 reform movements such as abolitionism and temperance, grew from all of these EXCEPT
the Monroe Doctrine.
liberal European social ideas.
the Second Great Awakening.
beliefs in human
