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U.S History A Final Review
U.S History A Final Review
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1
Critics of the Constitution wanted a Bill of Rights so the government would be able to have more power over the people.
False
True
2
Impressment of American sailors, the U.S. wanting Canada, and the British arming Natives all led to what conflict?
French and Indian War
War of 1812
U.S.- Dakota Wars
Revolutionary War
3
Abraham Lincoln was elected President in 1870
False
True
4
This said settlers could not colonize west of the Appalachian Mountains
Anti Colony Act
Proclamation of 1763
Settlement Act
Proclamation of Settlement
5
The political theory that defines the responsibilities of the branches of government is called seperation of powers.
False
True
6
Which native tribe's Constitution and representative government influenced the Founding Fathers?
Iroquois
Anasazi
Sioux
Powhatan
7
J.D. Rockefeller was the railroad tycoon of the industrial age.
True
False
8
The main general of the Union Army in 1864 was Ulysses S. Grant.
False
True
9
This pamphlet by Thomas Paine inspired the common man to fight for independence from Britain.
Art of War
Common Sense
Social Contract Theory
Uncle Tom's Cabin
10
Which group were used as slaves because they were used to the work and climate and were resistant to the diseases?
Irish
Africans
Dutch
Native Americans
11
This document was a major historical event, was written to the world, & outlined the issues the we had with Britain.
Declaration of Independence
The Constitution
The Articles of Confederation
Bill of Rights
12
J.P. Morgan was the banking tycoon of the industrial age.
True
False
13
This court case upheld "seperate but equal"
Marbury v. Madison
Plessy v. Ferguson
Dred Scott v. Sanford
Fox v. Eugene
14
To create a fair and honest society was the goals of what?
The New Deal
The Circle Deal
The Square Deal
The Green Deal
15
The biggest effect of the French and Indian War was British becoming more controlling of the colonies.
True
False
16
John Wilkes Booth was the Confederate general who didn't really want to secede from the Union and didn't like slavery.
True
False
17
Andrew Carnegie was the steel tycoon.
False
True
18
Bleeding Kansas was when pro -Slavery and anti- slavery forces battled for control of the state.
False
True
19
The U.S foreign policy that states that we will not interfere in European affairs is called the Monroe Doctrine
False
True
20
Poor working conditions, low wages, and long hours, led factory workers to create
Monopolies
The Sherman Antitrust
Socialism
Labor Unions
21
Emancipation Proclamation maintained control of border states, add men to Union, and to create instability in the South.
False
True
22
This groups purpose was to spread propoganda against Britain and spread the idea of a free America
The House of Representatives
The Sons of Liberty
The Virginia Company
The Iroquois
23
How to rebuild South economy, readmit the South, and push for rights for former slaves were all issues of Progressivism
True
False
24
The Philidelphia convention originally met to revise the
Articles of Confederation
Monroe Doctrine
Declaration of Independence
Constitution
25
Railroads were the industry that made Cornelius Vanderbilt super rich.
False
True
26
The Sherman Anti Trust Act made it illegal to speak out against the government and restricted immigration.
False
True
27
This was a response to the issues caused by industrialization, urbanization, and immigration in the United States.
Communism
Capitalism
Fascism
Progressvism
28
Marbury vs. Madison established Judicial Review
False
True
29
This document inspired the idea of self government in the colonies.
Algonquian Constitution
Pilgrims Promise
Jamestown Charter
Mayflower Compact
30
Goal of the U.S. Governemnt or Union at the beginning of the Civil War was to
Seperate from the South.
Punish the South
keep or preserve the Union
Free the slaves
31
Allowed former slaves citizenship
13th Ammendment
12th Ammendment
15th Ammendment
14th Ammendment
32
The worst thing the Colombian Exchange brought to the new world was smallpox
False
True
33
This man formed the Democratic party so poor farmers, laborers & immigrants could compete against the wealthy, educated.
Robert E. Lee
Ulysses S. Grant
Andrew Johnson
Andrew Jackson
34
The Mexican American War was fought because the U.S. wanted Mexican land.
True
False
35
Allowed all men to vote
14th Ammendment
13th Ammendment
12th Ammendment
15th Ammendment
36
Pre-Civil War, 2 states had to enter at the same time to keep the balance in Congress
True
False
37
Government receiving power from the people is known as Popular Sovereignty.
False
True
38
Speak softly and carry a big stick means use the military might of the U.S. if needed to get what we want.
True
False
39
Getting the natural resources of West, belief of the land from sea to sea, and reason to go to war w/Mexico is all what?
Manifest Destiny
Square Deal
Monroe Doctrine
Alien/Sedition Acts
40
Andrew Jackson did the Indian Removal Act to gain the support of the Southern states in the Election of 1828.
False
True
41
This court case basically allowed slavery in any state regardless of the states laws on slavery.
Marbury v. Madison
Dred Scott v. Sandford
Gideon v. Wainright
Plessy v. Ferguson
42
Because of this the world saw our ability to sign treaties, negotiate loans & allowed us to buy the Louisiana Purchas
The Declaration of Independence
Treaty of Paris
National Currency and National Bank
The Constitution
43
Land, religous freedom, and gold were all motivators for going west
False
True
44
Jefferson stayed true to his strict interpretation of the Constitution when he bought the Louisiana Purchase.
True
False
45
The 3/5 Compromise favored the Northern States
True
False
46
He assassinated Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
John Wilkes Booth
John Marshell
George McClellan
47
Increasing this groups political participation was a result of Reconstruction
African Americans
Native Americans
Democrats
Republicans
48
James Madison was the main author of the Declaration of Independence.
False
True
49
This event forced Mexicans and Natives off their land as well as resulting in the deaths of many Native Americans.
Gold Rush
Manifest Destiny
Texas Revolution
Mexican American War
50
Settlers in Texas being upset with the legal requirements the Mexican government started the Texas Revolution
False
True
51
Abolished Slavery
15th Ammendment
14th Ammendment
12th Ammendment
13th Ammendment
52
Child labor, food sanitation, and poverty were all troubles of the
Civil War Era
Gilded Age
Revolutionary Era
Imperial Age