George Washington was important for future presidents because

he made several key precedents that we follow today

Stephen Douglas attempted to solve the slavery question with popular sovereignty, which

allowed people to vote on slavery

Lincoln and Andrew Johnson were similar in the fact that

they both wanted to be kind to the South

Why is this man on the 10 Dollar Bill?

He helped with the U.S. finances

Who is this man, and why was he important?

Grant, he helped the North win the war

Mexicans and Native Americans would argue that Manifest Destiny was

a bad idea that took their land and people

The Dred Scott Case scared the North because

Slavery might spread to the North

The Compromise of 1850 was an attempt to

Prevent war between the North and South

The following book had what impact on the USA?

It angered the South because it spoke out against slavery

Tecumseh is a good example of US - Native American policy as

the Native Americans were forced west by the US

The South would be able to win many early battles because

Better leaders and knowledge of the land

What is the point of the following cartoon?

The President has become too powerful

William Lloyd Garrison would discover that

many Northerners hated Abolitionists

There was a need to switch from the Articles of Confederation to the Constitution because

The Federal Government was not strong enough

What conclusion can be drawn from this map?

The South did not trust the North and their ideas

Women would meet in Seneca Falls because

They wanted political and civil rights

Many Southerners would hate the Radical Republicans because

they enforced the new Amendments in the South

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1
Our two Senators are
Gillibrand and Schumer
Clinton and Tonko
Gillibrand and Clinton
Clinton and Schumer
2
The picture below Native Americans is from the late 1830s, and is callled
The sad march
The Tecumseh Removal
The Trail of Tears
The Native American Migration
3
Thomas Jefferson was interested in buying the Louisiana Purchase because
he wanted more room for industry
he wanted to keep Russia out of the US
he wanted New Orleans
he wanted to help England
4
The list below is
the Preamble
the Articles of Confederation
the 1st Amendment
the 2nd Amendment
5
Lee would surrender to Grant at
Gettysbury
Appomattox Court House
Antietam
Shiloh
6
George Washington was important for future presidents because
he made several key precedents that we follow today
he had two different vice presidents
he served 3 terms
he told us to attack Europe
7
Stephen Douglas attempted to solve the slavery question with popular sovereignty, which
allowed slavery to spread to the Northeast
banned slavery
stopped the spread of slavery
allowed people to vote on slavery
8
Lincoln and Andrew Johnson were similar in the fact that
they were both from the North
they both wanted to be kind to the South
they both wanted to punish the South
they both would serve two terms
9
The Process used to remove the President is called
Resigning
Forcing Out
Impeachment
Federalism
10
Why is this man on the 10 Dollar Bill?
He was in the War of 1812
He was a military hero
He was a President
He helped with the U.S. finances
11
Who is this man, and why was he important?
the North, he surrendered to Lee
Grant, he helped the North win the war
Lee, he later became President
Lee, he won the war
12
Mexicans and Native Americans would argue that Manifest Destiny was
a great chance for Mexico to expand
a great idea that offered opportunity for all
a bad idea that let Spain expand into the US
a bad idea that took their land and people
13
San Francisco (in 2nd Half of the 19th Century): This scene was MOST effected by
the Abolitionists
trade with China
the Gold Rush
the Civil War
14
The Dred Scott Case scared the North because
Slavery might spread to the North
Slavery would end
Slavery would spread to South America
Slavery might spread to the South
15
Anti-Federalist: "I refuse to ratify the Constitution until _______________ is added"
stricter laws
State's Rights
a bill of rights
more responsibilities
16
The picture below is the area known as
Oregon Territory
Louisiana Purchase
Mexican Cession
Gadsden Purchase
17
Abraham Lincoln and the Republican Party supported what idea?
Temperance
Popular Sovereignty
Abolition
Free Soil
18
The Compromise of 1850 was an attempt to
Help the South achieve its goals
Allow for the abolition of slavery
Give California to the South
Prevent war between the North and South
19
What idea is shown in chart below?
Mercantilism
Federalism
Checks and Balances
Separation of Powers
20
The Articles of Confederation could not
make laws
create western states
have a Congress
tax
21
The following book had what impact on the USA?
It unified the country
It angered the South because it spoke out against slavery
It angered the South because it said slavery should expand
It angered the North because it supported slavery
22
In the correct order, what were Lincoln's priorities in the Civil War?
1. Save the USA 2. Abolition
1. Abolition 2. Temperance
1. Abolition 2. Save the USA
1. Save the USA, Popular Sovereignty
23
Tecumseh is a good example of US - Native American policy as
the Native Americans were forced west by the US
the US lost land to Tecumseh
Native Americans were able live together
the Native Americans held their native lands
24
The South would be able to win many early battles because
Better leaders and knowledge of the land
more money and more materials
more men and materials
better technology and more men
25
This event occurred during what battle?
Shiloh
Gettysburg
Antietam
Appomattox
26
In looking at this chart, one can conclude that
the North would win easily
this would be a long war
the North had no clear advantages
the South would win easily
27
In which region is this picture taking place?
the West
New England
Midwest
the South
28
What name is most closely associated with this map?
Roger Taney
Stephen Douglas
Jefferson Davis
Harriet Tubman
29
The President is stupid for vetoing this. The Congress needs to pass it anyway. This is called
override
amend
ratify
reject
30
In order for the Constitution to be official, it needed to be
vetoed
rejected
signed
ratified
31
What is the point of the following cartoon?
We need to go to war with Mexico
The President has become too powerful
The Constitution is a bad document
The Congress needs to be controlled
32
The picture is an example of
integration
temperance
segregation
abolition
33
What does this chart show?
Popular Sovereignty
Manifest Destiny
Nationalism
Sectionalism
34
William Lloyd Garrison would discover that
many Northerners hated Abolitionists
women's rights was his main focus
all Northerners wanted to stop slavery
the Temperance movement was very important
35
The Introduction to the Constitution is called
the Preamble
the Introduction
the Bill of Rights
the Constitutional beginning
36
There was a need to switch from the Articles of Confederation to the Constitution because
The Federal Government was not taxing enough
The states had too little power
The Federal Government was not strong enough
The President under the Articles was like a King
37
The Preamble states that the power to govern comes from
the President
the people
the Supreme Court
the Congress
38
I hope the Supreme Court gets rid of this awful law! This is the idea of
Federalism
Judicial Review
Veto
Override
39
What is the significance of this location?
the start of the Civil War
a key Northern victory
the turning point of the war
the end of the Civil War
40
The fact that we have Legislative, Executive, and Judicial branches is the idea of
Separation of Powers
Checks and Balances
Federalism
Ratification
41
What conclusion can be drawn from this map?
The Border states clearly chose sides in this argument
The South did not trust the North and their ideas
The North had mixed feelings on Lincoln
The nation tried to work together
42
Women would meet in Seneca Falls because
They wanted political and civil rights
They wanted more money for the Erie Canal
They wanted a new President
They wanted to stop the Mexican-American war
43
Many Southerners would hate the Radical Republicans because
they did not help Blacks
they enforced the new Amendments in the South
they killed innocent Southerners
they supported segregation

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