stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
Final Review # 3 Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
Final Review # 3
Final Review # 3
40 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
998 plays
Final Review 3
Flashcards
40 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
40
Answers
1
The division of power between National and State governments is known as
Republicanism
Separation of Powers
Checks and Balances
Federalism
2
The Missouri Compromise
outlawed slavery in the North
made Maine a free state
made Missouri a slave state
all of these are true
3
Washington
warned America to “
steer clear of permanent alliances”
in his Farewell Address
on his first day in office
inthe Constitution
during the Battle of Trenton
4
Which of the following historical figures would be considered an
abolitionist?
John Brown
all of these
Harret Beecher Stowe
Harriet Tubman
5
President John Adams successfully kept the nation neutral during:
XYZ Affair
War of 1812
Nullification Crisis
Embargo Act
6
John Brown is known in American History most because
he was a well known plantation owner
he wrote a book about anti-slavery
he led an unsuccessful slave rebellion
he is the Great Grandfather of Charles Schultz
7
The main reason why our Founding Fathers allowed for the Constitution to be amended
so people had more power than the President
so no one branch has too much powers
so it can change as the times change
so the President can enforce the law
8
Which best reflects the attitude of Southerners in 1860?
all of these
“Long live slavery”
Secede from the Union”
Tariffs are unfair to us”
9
Native Americans were forced off lands and died along the Trail of Tears because of:
the Spoils System
War of 1812
Nullifcation
The Indian Removal Act
10
This Reconstruction amendment gave African Americans citizenship
14
15
1
13
11
As a strict constructionist Jefferson believed we should interpret the Constitution
word for word
loosely
12
The President vetoing a proposed bill by congress is an example of
Republicanism
Federalism
Separation of Powers
Checks and Balances
13
Westward Expansion in the United States from 1803 to 1853 was fueled by
:
Manifest Destiny
Salutary Neglect
The Mexican American War
James Madison
14
Which of the following battles was the
turning point
of the Civil War?
Fort Sumter
Antietam
Saratoga
Gettysburg
15
Principle of government states that the government gets it’s power from the people
a. Republicanism
Federalism
PopularSovereignty
Checks and Balances
16
An
abolitionist
is best defined as some who believed:
Slavery was morally right, and a necessary way of life.
Slavery was morally wrong and should be put to an end
Slavery was morally wrong, should be outlawed in the west
Slavery was morally right, should be extended to the west
17
Which of the following were reconstruction amendments that protected rights of former slaves?
10,11,12
12,16,18
13,14,15
7,8,9
18
The main idea of the Monroe Doctrine was:
to allow Europe to keep colonizing in Latin America
to keep Europe from influencing Latin America.
to start a war with Europe over control in Latin America.
19
Sectionalism can best be described as
strong pride and loyalty for your region of the country
strong loyalty and pride for your favorite Olympic team
strong loyal and pride for another country
strong pride and loyalty for your country
20
Lincoln
’s
immediate goal
at the beginning of the Civil War was
abolish slavery
expand slavery to the West
none of these
preserve the union
21
The Reconstruction Amendment that gave African Americans the right to vote
1
13
14
15
22
The biggest problem for the U.S.Government under the Articles of Confederation
Federal government too weak
it gave too much power to the Federal Government
ThePresident acted like a Monarch
the states were too weak
23
The Fugitive Slave law and Dred Scot decision caused many Northerners to
support abolition
all of these
support slavery
oppose Lincoln
24
The Supreme Courts power of
Judicial Review
was established by this monumental court case:
Marbury v. Madison
Sponge Bob v. Squidward
Plessy v. Ferguson
The Dred Scott Decision
25
This was used by President Andrew Jackson to give government positions to people he trusted:
Jacksonian Democracy
Checks and Balances
none of these
The Spoils System
26
Manifest Destiny
meant that
U.S.should not become involved in foreign affairs
U.S. expansion to the Pacific Ocean was obvious and certain
U.S. was destined to expand into Canada.
U.S. must staywithin it’s boarders on N. American Continent
27
Which of the following was a result of the other three?
development of sectionalism
Missouri Compromise
Kansas Nebraska Act
Compromise of 1850
28
Which of the following marked the
end
of the Civil war?
Yorktown
Appomattox
New Orleans
Gettysburg
29
Who did President Jefferson send out to explore the Louisiana Territory
himself
none of these
Lewis &Clark
Sacagawea
30
In what part of the Constitution would the Bill of Rights be found?
The Preamble
Article II
Article III
The amendments
31
The Great Compromise was used at the Constitutional Convention of 1787 in order to:
determine how the President would be elected
set up a system of Checks and Balances
set up a system to amend the Constitution
determine how states would be represented in Congress
32
The Emancipation Proclamation
was issued by Abe Lincoln in 1863
changed the goal of the Union to abolish slavery
all of these are true
freed all slaves
33
Events at Kansas in 1854 over the issue of slavery could be described as:
restful
peaceful
boring
violent
34
The spark of the Civil War was
Fort McHenry
The Emancipation Proclamation
Fort Sumter
Lexington and Concord
35
All of the following are true of the Whiskey Rebellion
except:
proved the government could enforce the law
Washington personally marched 15,000 troops to stop it
Pennsylvania farmers led a successful revolt
it was sparked by a tax on whiskey
36
All of the following were reasons why Congress declared war Great Britainin 1812 except
England being suspected of giving Native Americans weapons
to get Fish and Chips
British impressment of U.S.ships.
War Hawks wanting to invade and take over portions of Canada
37
Washington
’s position on foreign policy could best be described as all of the following
except
temporary alliances for the purpose of conducting trade
neutrality
isolation
direct involvement in foreign affairs
38
This Reconstruction Amendment abolished slavery
15
13
14
1
39
"The American Continents are not to considered as subjects for future colonization"
the Embargo Act
the Non Intercourse Act
Washington's Farewell Address
The Monroe Doctrine
40
The secret network of routes to help slaves escape to the north was called the
transcontinental railroad
the LIRR
the steamboat mickey
underground railroad
