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APUSH Review P. 1-5
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Jefferson's economical blunder inadvertently led to an increase in American factory production
Missouri Compromise
Louisiana Purchase
Embargo Act
American System
2
Federalists believed in
Loose Interpretation of the Constitution
Strict Interpretation of the Constitution
3
What cartoonist is known for political cartoons during the 1800s and for creating Santa Claus?
Thomas Nast
Matthew Brady
Nick Nikitas
Andy Warhol
4
This person was exiled for their beliefs of religious equality in mid 17th century
Anne Hutchinson
Brigham Young
Clara Barton
Joseph Smith
5
This case decided enslaved people could not sue because they were not citizens under the Constitution
Georgia v Worchester
Marbury v Madison
Dred Scott Case
Plessy V Ferguson
6
Joseph Smith founded this American Religion which was taken over by Brigham Young who led them to present day Utah.
Mennonites
Puritans
Mormons
Calvinists
7
President Lincoln fired this general twice the second time after a failed attempt to win definitively at Antietam.
Lee
McClellan
Grant
Sherman
8
These pacifists helped found the first anti-slavery organization.
Quakers
Lutherans
Mormons
Mennonites
9
The war hawks led by Henry Clay led to this conflict with Britain in the Great Lakes region
American Revolution
King Philip's War
French & Indian War
War of 1812
10
Anti-Federalist believed in
State's Rights, limited gov
Strong, national gov
11
This foreign policy agreement first challenged Jefferson's belief in a strict interpretation of the Constitution
Missouri Compromise
Non-Intercourse Act
Louisiana Purchase
Embargo Act
12
John Quincy Adams made a deal with Spain to obtain this future state of the US in the Adams-Onis Treaty
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Texas
13
During the French & Indian War, what land was being disputed?
Appalachia and Florida
None of the above
New York and Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia & Appalachia
14
Dorothea Dix was a prominent member of this reform movement
Abolition
Transcendentalism
Education Reform
Prison/Asylum Reform
15
The Grimke Sisters were most involved in
temperance
women's rights
abolition movement
prison/asylum reform
16
The Liberator was a newspaper edited by William Lloyd Garrison that aided this reform movement
abolitionism
education reform
prison/asylum reform
transcendentalism
17
Poor workers received immigration passage to the colonies by serving a contract to a planter for 5-7 years called this.
Salutary Neglect
Indentured Servitude
Pass-Pay Agreements
New World Agreements
18
This was the first representative assembly in Virginia
Constitutional Convention
House of Burgesses
Hartford Convention
Continental Congress
19
This movement inspired the first Puritans to travel to the New World
Enlightenment
Crusades
Corruption of Church of England
2nd Great Awakening
20
This Compromise created the 36, 30 line to signal slave or free territory
Missouri Compromise
Compromise of 1850
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Ghent
21
The Proclamation of 1763
gave disputed land to Native Americans
gave disputed land to Spain
gave disputed land to the French
gave disputed land to colonists
22
Ben Franklin famously tried to do this at the Albany Conference to prepare for the French & Indian War
avoid the war altogether
Add new taxes to pay for the war
Implore the gov to pay for the war
convince the colonies to unite
23
This ended Britain's era of Salutary Neglect in the colonies
The Stamp Act
French & Indian War
King Philip's War
Boston Tea Party
24
This treaty gave the US land in the southwest, including California, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
Treaty of Paris
Compromise of 1850
Treaty of Versailles
25
old immigrants came from
asia
western europe
none of the above
eastern europe
26
This is Ms. Nikitas' favorite person in US history
Christopher Columbus
Baberaham Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Thomas Jefferson
27
Horace Mann was a leader in this reform movement that began in Massachusetts and used taxes to ensure funding
Education Reform
Abolition
Transcendentalism
Prison/Asylum Reform
28
copperheads were
pro-confederacy, anti-war republicans
pro-confederacy, pro war democrats
pro-confederacy, pro war republicans
pro-confederacy, anti-war democrats
29
This battle was the South's last attempt to break into the North during the Civil War
Antietam
Second Bull Run
Gettysburg
Bull Run
30
Hamilton famously debated Jefferson over
the creation of the national debt
the creation of the Articles of Confederation
the creation of canals and roads
the creation of the national bank
31
Taken together, the
resolutions
in this convention were that women should have equality in the family, education, &jobs
19th Amendment
Albany Convention
Hartford Convention
Seneca Falls Convention
32
The Articles of Confederation were weak because...
colonies could not coin money
colonies could not send delegates to foreign countries
colonies could not regulate trade or tax
colonies could not create treaties
33
President Jackson enabled his supporters to have government jobs under this system
Recipient System
Pro-Benificiary System
American System
Spoils System
34
Emerson, Thoreau, and Whitman were all participants of this intellectual movement
Transcendentalism
Abolition
Education Reform
Asylum/Prison Reform