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US History Final
US History Final
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Middle School US History class from early 1800's through the Civil War.
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1
The idea of
popular sovereignty
was used in the US to
allow citizens of a territory to vote on slavery in a state
allow more regular citizens to have the right to vote
allow new states to share their Constitution to the country.
2
Americans who became
abolitionists
wanted to
end discrimination against women.
end the imprisonment of mentally ill.
end the enslavement of African-Americans.
3
The belief
that the U.S. had the
right and duty to expand
across North American continent is:
manifest destiny
annexatino
diplomacy
popular soveriegnty
4
In the
North,
when transportation inventions & more immigrants arrived, they were inspired
to get more jobs in mills and factories.
to create an economy built on slave labor.
to move west for land and opportunity.
5
The
Dred Scott decision
was a court case that declared:
that slaves could not sue in court but, free blacks could.
blacks, slave or free, weren't citizens and couldn’t sue.
that slaves could get their freedom by going to Canada.
blacks, slave or free, in the U.S. could sue in the North.
6
The great majority of
slaves worked
as
factory workers.
overseers
household servants.
field hands.
7
The
Fugitive Slave Law
made it necessary for slaves to:
return to their ancestor’s home in Africa.
Escape to Canada so they could remain free.
escape to the northern U.S. to be free.
8
Second Great Awakening
religious revival movement inspiring people to be helpful.
campaign for public education to create an educated society.
scientific thinking that helped to create new inventions.
9
Name the Country we found during the 1840s which help us to add more land to the United states from Texas to California.
Mexico
Spain
Great Britain
Canada
10
Name the movement of goods from the Americas to Europe; Europe to Africa; and from Africa to the Americas is called?
The Middle Passage
The Triangle Trade
The Trans-Pacific Trade Deal
The Atlantic Trade Alliance.
11
Women of the
Women’s rights movement compared
themselves to ________.
colonists
immigrants
slaves
mentally ill
12
The main
economy
of
the South
was:
cotton
slavery
agriculture
tobacco
13
The
Underground Railroad
was:
A secret system to help slaves escape to the North.
An early subway system for travelers.
A system southerners used to travel throughout the country.
14
Runaway slaves
crossed
over
either of these
as they entered free states
EXCEPT:
Mason-Dixon Line
Ohio River
Mississippi River
15
Uncle Tom’s Cabin
was published with the intent
to show the horrors of slavery & inspire abolition of slaves
to show the economy depended on slavery boost U.S. economy
to explain how a plantation worked in the South.
16
The invention of the
cotton gin
by Eli Whitney
ensured all
of the following
EXCEPT:
Plantation owners were devoted to mainly growing cotton.
Slave sales became a growing market to meet the demand.
Southerners believed they needed slaves to make a profit.
Slaves were cheaper to purchase with the rich having money.
17
All of the following were
outspoken leaders of the Abolition
movement
EXCEPT
Frederick Douglass
William Lloyd Garrison
Sojourner Truth
Dorothea Dix
18
The
forced transportation
of Africans to the Americas was called the
Triangle Trade
Middle Passage
Long journey
19
The
main economy
of the
North:
manufacturing
mills
factories
20
The
Industrial Revolution began with
dramatic shift from
slave labor to immigrant labor.
handmade to machine-made goods.
steam power to electric power.
21
The Seneca Falls Declaration of Sentiments
was modeled on
the
Declaration of Independence
Bill of Rights
Monroe Doctrine
