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The Emancipation Proclamation
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US History II Final Exam Review
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The Emancipation Proclamation
freed slaves and abolished slavery in the United States
freed slavery only in areas in rebellion against the Union
was issued by the Lincoln despite strong personal objections
2
to refrain from doing something
prohibition
temperance
abstinence
3
Nationalism is best defined as:
identifying with and feeling pride in a country
the attempt to create a new empire
attacking another nation
4
What did the Fugitive Slave Act specify?
It provided save havens for escaped slaves
It ordered the return of escaped slaves to their owners
it offered freed slaves land on which to live in freedom
5
Many Southerns objected to the Tariff of 1828 because they believed it:
protected northern industry at southern expense
was too high on American exports
benefited British merchants
6
Jackson responded to Southern states' taking control of native American lands by:
encouraging the relocation of Native Americans
asking the Supreme Court to rule on the issue
Forcing the state to return the lands
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Law that gave 160 acres of farmland to citizens who met the conditions
Dawes Act
Homestead Act
Prohibition
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a perfect society
South
Utopian Community
North
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Which of the following was not a factor that led to the growth of big business
revised role of ownership
smaller pools of capitals
wider geographic span
10
Prohibition groups saw a link between drinking and:
anti-Asian feelings
abuses by big business
lower public morales
11
Which of the following was most important in making cotton "king" in the South
Industrialization in the South
Invention of the cotton gin
Raid Urban Growth in the South
12
Which of the following best describes the Monroe Doctrine
Policy that prohibited American trade w/ foreign nations
Policy due to high rates of crime and corruption
Policy that didn't tolerate europeans in US affairs
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exaggerated or oversimplified description of reality held by a number of people
discrimination
stereotype
assimilation
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Which of the following was a major economic argument for American expansion?
The US needed new markets for goods
Foreign goods were often superior to American products
Many United States industries needed a larger labor force
15
California Gold Rush
The route from Mississippi to New Mexico
An event that spurred the ideas of boomtowns and ghost towns
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a place where all tasks involved in making a product are carried out
Manufacturing
Centralized Factory
Cotton Gin
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Nativist groups such as the American Protective Association supported:
Native American treaties
Teaching only American culture in schools
The social gospel movement
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A tariff is best defined as a:
tax on an export
presidential veto
tax on an import
19
The way Americans bought, sold, and made goods
Centralized Factory
Specialization
Market Revolution
20
Which President was responsible for the Indian Removal Act?
Andrew Jackson
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Jefferson
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The route across the vast central plains and the Rocky mountains
Oregon Trail
Santa Fe Trail
22
The Supreme Court under John Marshall made several decisions that
ended the War of 1812
strengthened the federal government
strengthened state governments
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Law that divided reservation land into family plots
Prohibition
Dawes Act
Homestead Act
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Underground Railroad
secret trails
to refrain from doing something
a perfect society
25
vast grass land between the mississippi river and the rocky mountains
Farmland
Great Plains
Rocky Mountains
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Santa Fe Trail
Route that led to Mexico
The route that led to areas in New Mexico
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One of the advantages of the Confederacy at the beginning of the Civil War was:
superior military leadership
the promise of an alliance from England and France
better transportation and communication systems
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which of the following attracted many immigrants to the United States?
a chance at a better life
the military draft
U.S. imperialism
29
Pivotal in the growth of the South and its economy
Specialization
Cotton Gin
Manufacturing
30
Bleeding Kansas
earned its name from clashes over:
religious differences
Slavery
the Dred Scott decision
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Which of the following describes a border state?
state which allowed slavery but remained loyal to the union
a state which would not see battle action
32
Which president was responsible for the Indian Removal Act?
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
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Specialization
a place where all tasks involved are carried out
the main part of the Northern economy
A system in which workers perform just one part of a process
34
What was the effect of the invention of the cotton fin in 1793?
The textile industry failed in the South
Thousands of plantations were bankrupt
The demand of slave labor increased
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events that either force or attract people
stereotype
push-pull factors
assimilation
36
How did Andrew Jackson limit the power of the federal government
He didn't hire his friends to work in the government
He vetoed many bills that came across his desk
He allowed the federal government to change the constitution
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The Adams-Onis Treaty game the United States:
Florida and defined America's western boundary
disputed territory in southern Georgia
Texas
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process by which people of one culture merge and become apart of another
Manifest Destiny
Assimilation
Dawes Act
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The original intent of the KKK was to:
Intimidate Southern Democrat voters
Intimidate Southern Republican voters
Lynch freed blacks
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The main part of the Northern economy
Centralized Factory
Manufacturing
Farming
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Cede
To collect something
To give up land or a possession
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The Adams-Onis Treaty gave the United States
Florida and defined the western boundary
Mississippi
Texas
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Organized campaign to eliminate alcohol consumption
Transcendentalism
Abstinence
Temperance
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Why was the NAACP founded?
to design special voting restrictions
to fight discrimination through the courts
to uphold segregation
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Taught that the process of spiritual discovery and insight would lead to personal truths
Secret Trails
a perfect community
Transcendentalism
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Many Southern states evaded the 15th amendment by having
segregated schools
"Whites only" lunch counters
poll taxes
