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Reform and Manifest Destiny Test Review
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1
What reform was Horace Mann a leader for?
Temperance
Education
Prison/Mentally Ill
Women's Rights
2
What was the result of the war with Mexico?
Mexico ceded land to the US
Mexico paid the US $15 million for losing the war.
border was going to be the Nueces River
California remained part of Mexico
3
What did the Hudson River School artists paint?
Past Presidents
Animals of the American Frontier
People of American Frontier
Landscapes of the American Frontier
4
What river did Mexico claim was the border between them and the US?
Colorado River
Nueces River
Rio Grande
Brazos River
5
What area was acquired from Mexico in the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo?
Mexican Cession which included Colorado and Kansas
Mexican Cession which included Florida and Georgia
Mexican Cession which included California and New Mexico
Mexican Cession which included Montana and Illinois
6
What mountain range did pioneers cross in order to get to California and the Oregon Country?
Rocky Mountains
Alps
Appalachian Mountains
Himalayas
7
Routes that provided trade and the moving of people to western territories.
Oregon and Santa Fe Trails
Chisholm and Goodnight Loving Trails
Jones and Plummer Trails
Western and National Trails
8
Where is the Louisiana Purchase located in the United States?
From the Atlantic Ocean to the Rocky Mountains
From the Mississippi River to the Rocky Mountains
Near the Pacific Ocean
From the Appalachian Mountains to the Mississippi River
9
The belief that it is America's destiny to expand from ocean to ocean.
Manifest Destination
Manifest Not the Answer
Manifest Desire
Manifest Destiny
10
What is an abolitionist?
someone who opposed slavery and wanted it to immediately end
someone who is for slavery and wanted it to last forever.
someone who was for prohibition.
someone who was for women's suffrage
11
What impact did the abolitionists movement have on the US?
helped get the 18th Amendment passed to prohibit alcohol
helped get the 19th Amendment passed to allow women to vote
helped get the 13th Amendment passed to abolish slavery
helped get the 14th Amendment passed to give citizenship
12
Which 3 land acquisitions were former territories of Mexico?
Oregon, Washington, Arizona
Colorado, Kansas, Indiana
Idaho, Montana, South Dakota
Texas, California, and New Mexico
13
What reform was Dorothea Dix a leader for?
Temperance
Prison and Mentally Ill
Women's Rights
Abolition
14
What did transcendentalist encourage people to do in their writings?
encourage people to move out west
find your true self (consciousness) and look to nature
encourage new laws that give women equal treatment
speak out against slavery
15
What area did the US acquire from the Adam-Onis Treaty?
California
New Mexico
Florida
Texas
16
How did the role of women change during the Industrial Revolution?
many women worked in factories
many women stayed home as housewives
many women decided to go to work as teachers.
many women decided to move west
17
How did the US acquire Texas?
Mexico gave us Texas in exchange for Mexican POW's.
US bought Texas from Mexico for $15 million
US annexed Texas.
Mexico did not want Texas anymore
18
What reform movement was the Declaration of Sentiments part of?
Abolition
Temperance
Women's Rights
Education
19
What is John James Audubon famous for painting?
North American People
North American wildlife especially birds
Native Americans
Landscapes of North America
20
Specifically which rights did the women's rights movement fight for in the 19th Century?
own businesses, shops, farms
driving, shopping, dining out
suffrage, equal pay, higher education
speech, religion, bear arms
21
A movement in which preachers expressed that doing good could help you achieve salvation.
Second Great Revival
Second Great Awakening
Second Great Reform Era
Second Great Arising
22
What was the result of the California Gold Rush?
San Francisco 48ers became a NFL team.
Everyone got rich.
population rose and California became a state
23
What was the goal of the temperance movement?
to stop drinking and buying of alcohol
to help the mentally ill
help change the prison system
women's suffrage
24
What belief was Thoreau practicing when he broke the law because he felt the law was unjust?
Civil Rights
Civil Disobedience
Civil Dishonesty
Civil Obedience
25
This is not a item seen in the painting American Progress.
buffalo
telegraph wire
automobiles
railroads
26
Why did the Mormons settle in Salt Lake City, Utah?
to make money collecting the salt
to escape religious persecution, murder of leader
to get closer to the gold rush in California
to escape the factory pollution of big cities
27
What role did Harriet Tubman play in the abolitionist movement?
Helped runaway slaves using the Underground Railroad
Held conventions in the South to speak against slavery
Paid money for their freedom
wrote songs about the lives of slaves
28
Why was it significant for the US to acquire the Oregon Country?
US finally expanded all the way to the Atlantic Ocean
US finally expanded all the way to the Pacific Ocean
US finally expanded all the way to the Indian Ocean
US finally expanded all the way to the Artic Ocean.
29
Why did Henry David Thoreau go to jail for refusing to pay a tax?
didn't want to support Manifest Destiny
didn't want to split the Oregon Territory with Britain
didn't want to support the Mexican War
didn't want to annex Texas
30
Why did people move to California during the mid 19th century?
to buy farms
To find Silver
To get new jobs
To find Gold
31
Why did the US spend $10 million on the Gadsden Purchase?
US was just land hungry
they liked how the southern border of the US was shaped.
complete the transcontinental railroad
We had money that had to be spent.
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What did leader of Labor Reform like Sarah Bagley try to improve?
Working conditions in the gold mines
Working Conditions in factories
Working conditions for women
Working conditions for farmers