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TCI: A Growing Sense of Nationhood
TCI: A Growing Sense of Nationhood
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Based on TCI HA! The United States Through Industrialism lesson A Growing Sense of Nationalism
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1
What was a problem with the American values of equality and individualism?
These values were not applicable to white males.
These values opposed the government's values.
These values completely contradicted each other.
These values were not extended to all Americans.
2
Which English artist came to America and became known for painting American landscape?
Thomas Cole.
Gilbert Stuart.
Stephen Foster.
Daniel Webster.
3
Who wrote "Sleepy Hollow" and "Rip Van Winkle," and was one of the first famous writers in America?
Francis Scott Key
Washington Irving
Daniel Webster
Andrew Jackson
4
Which Congressman believed that America's future lay in capitalism, and supported the American System?
Henry Clay
John C. Calhoun
John Marshall
James Monroe
5
In 1931, "The Star Spangled Banner" was proclaimed the American
statehood ditty.
battle ballad.
national anthem.
official poem.
6
What did James Fenimore Cooper write about in "The Pioneers" and "The Last of the Mohicans"?
the benefits of having a capitalist economy
the issues with the capitalism and Federalists
the adventures of settlers in the wilderness
the struggles and hardships of African slaves
7
In America, distinct (different) regional lifestyles developed partially because of
opportunities for women.
the lack of social classes.
geographical differences.
racial equality and unity.
8
Which of the following is true of Daniel Webster?
All of these
He had opposed the War of 1812.
He supported the American System.
He served in the House and Senate.
9
Which of the following helped form American national identity after the War of 1812?
an increase in patriotism
a rise in race equality
the American Revolution
the rise of the Federalists
10
As the demand for popular songs grew, composers began making
exotic instruments.
complex musicals.
elaborate operas.
patriotic anthems.
11
In the 1800s, two out of three Americans lived
in an area near the Mississippi River.
within 50 miles of the Atlantic Coast.
West of the Appalachian Mountains
near the Western frontier wilderness.
12
The national symbol, Uncle Sam, became
a nickname for the federal government.
a symbol of American ethnic diversity.
a representation of American values.
an international symbol for freedom.
13
What were minstrel songs?
songs that were influenced by the chants of American Indians
songs that incorporated both folk and orchestra instruments
songs that honored African American music by mimicking it
songs that told a story without using any stage performance
14
John James Audubon was one of America's first
American scenery painters.
landscape inspired sculptors.
professional art instructors.
internationally famous artists.
15
Which of the following was a stereotype of Southerners in the 1800s?
Southerners are lazy.
Southerners are cultured.
Southerners are gracious.
All of These
16
Which of the following is true of Davy Crockett?
He was elected to Congress by Tennessee
He told tall tales of him as an explorer.
All of These!!!
He wrote a rough humored autobiography.
17
Portrait artist, Gilbert Stuart, is famous for painting the image of
American Indians and their traditions.
Andrew Jackson losing the elections.
John Marshall after his first court case.
George Washington on the dollar bill.
18
In the 1830s, John C. Calhoun became the leading spokesman for
federalism.
capitalism.
states' rights.
federal laws.
19
John Marshall's Supreme Court decisions encouraged the growth of
State Power
Slave Rights
Capitalism
Federalism
20
How did John Marshalls court decisions affect the federal government's power?
They weakened the federal governmment's authority over the states.
They strengthened the federal government's power over the states.
They made the federal and the state government's power more equal.
They helped separate the state and the federal government's powers.
21
In the 1800s, African Americans in the South combined white churchgoer's hymns with African style music to create
spirituals
mazurkas.
cotillion.
gavottes.