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U.S. History Chapter 11 Test
U.S. History Chapter 11 Test
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1
The Seneca Falls Convention passed resolutions supporting what important area of reform?
national prayer
Prohibition
public education
women’s suffrage
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What term describes a Methodist minister who traveled on horseback?
clipper ship
circuit rider
patent
Yale
3
first textile mill in America
Samuel Slater
Robert Owen
Samuel Morse
William McGuffey
4
Why were roads so common in early America when travel by boat was much cheaper?
Travel by roads was faster than travel by ship.
Travel by roads was safer than travel by ship.
Roads were the only way to reach landlocked areas.
Americans had too few merchant ships.
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public education reformer
Cyrus McCormick
William Lloyd Garrison
Horace Mann
Robert Fulton
6
Which of the following was least characteristic of the “New Measures”?
grace of God
protracted meetings
anxious bench
judgment of God
7
The wrong motive that lay behind public education in America was that educators
wanted to promote Unitarianism.
believed that they could solve society’s problems
wanted to promote immorality.
wanted to close down Christian schools.
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Dorothea Dix
Dorothea Dix
DeWitt Clinton
John Deere
Frederick Douglass
9
New York’s Erie Canal proved to be a great investment.
False
True
10
What biblical teaching was misused by Baptist minister William Miller?
judgment of God
grace of God
Second Coming of Christ
Trinity
11
What young sect became America’s largest denomination by 1840?
Congregationalist
Methodist
Baptist
Presbyterian
12
What was the fastest type of sailing ship ever built?
patent
interchangeableparts
circuit rider
clipper ship
13
What early type of painting tried to copy the balanced, restrained styles of Europe?
Romantic style
Hudson River school style
Greek revival style
Federalist style
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author of elementary readers
Samuel Morse
Samuel Slater
William McGuffey
Robert Owen
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cotton gin
Nat Turner
Eli Whitney
Robert Owen
Harriet Tubman
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founder of modern revival methods
Richard Allen
Joseph Smith
Brigham Young
Charles Finney
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What was the revival that affected the entire nation in the early nineteenth century?
Cane Ridge revival
Yale revival
Prayer Meeting Revival
Second Great Awakening
18
Unitarianism was most popular on the frontier.
False
True
19
One weakness of the “New Measures” of revival was the overemphasis on man’s ability in conversion.
False
True
20
The Prayer Meeting Revival was organized according to the “New Measures.”
True
False
21
What event was heralded by the words “What hath God wrought”?
successful thirteen-mile trip of theTom Thumb
opening of the Erie Canal
first intercity telegraph message
first voyage of McKay’s Lightning
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Erie Canal
Dorothea Dix
DeWitt Clinton
John Deere
Frederick Douglass
23
What new production method did Eli Whitney use to make standardized rifles?
clipper ship
patent
interchangeableparts
circuit rider
24
Where was the greatest camp meeting revival held?
Yale revival
Cane Ridge revival
Logan County revival
New York revival
25
Father of American Methodism
Charles Finney
Francis Asbury
Joseph Smith
Richard Allen
26
founder of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Joseph Smith
Richard Allen
Charles Finney
Brigham Young
27
What famous architect helped design U.S. Capitol?
George Caleb Bingham
Charles Bulfinch
Stephen Foster
Gilbert Stuart
28
What can the government grant an inventor to an invention?
circuit rider
clipper ship
patent
interchangeableparts
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eloquent former slave
Frederick Douglass
DeWitt Clinton
John Deere
Dorothea Dix
30
Which group was persecuted because the men took more than one wife?
transcendentalists
Shakers
Millerites
Mormons
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founder of the African Methodist Episcopal Church
Francis Asbury
Joseph Smith
Richard Allen
Charles Finney
32
What was the main reason the South fell behind the North in developing industry?
high tariffs
lack of resources
lack of need for manufactured goods
reliance on cotton exports for income
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telegraph
Samuel Morse
Robert Owen
Samuel Slater
William McGuffey
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Where was the greatest camp meeting revival held?
Logan County revival
Cane Ridge revival
Yale revival
New York revival
35
What was the first revival to be led primarily by lay
First Great Awakening
Prayer Meeting Revival
Cane Ridge revival
Second Great Awakening
36
What was America’s first major industry?
textiles
railroads
coal
iron
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leader of a slave rebellion
Robert Owen
Eli Whitney
Nat Turner
Harriet Tubman
38
Who became famous for writing short stories and poems that explor the dark side of human nature?
James Fenimore Cooper
Henry David Thoreau
Edgar Allan Poe
Walt Whitman
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steel plow
Dorothea Dix
Frederick Douglass
John Deere
DeWitt Clinton
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founder of Salt Lake City, the Mormon “capital”
Charles Finney
Richard Allen
Joseph Smith
Brigham Young
41
What was America’s first economically successful railroad?
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Baltimore & Ohio
Wabash & Erie
42
What religion was popular among Patriots, such as Thomas Paine?
transcendentalism
Methodism
deism
Unitarianism
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former slave who made trips to the South to lead slaves to freedom
Robert Owen
Eli Whitney
Harriet Tubman
Nat Turner
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steamboat
William Lloyd Garrison
Robert Fulton
Horace Mann
Cyrus McCormick