What were minstrel songs?

Music that imitated African American songs

How did American stereotypes develop?

Geographical differences (where a person lived)

Art produced by ordinary people

What was considered quite daring for women to do when they would dance?

They would display their ankles.

The Supreme Court case Gibbons v. Ogden provided what?

Only congress can regulate trade.

Who was the "Era of Good Feelings" president and what did he hope?

James Monroe, no more political strife

What is Thomas Cole known for?

Hudson River School, and painting American landscapes

What was James Monroe's "American System?"

High tariffs to protect industries, more federal spending

What happened during the McCulloch v. Maryland case?

Congress has the right to create a National Bank

Who was Daniel Webster?

He was a man who served time in both the Senate and House.

How did white American men view slaves, Native Americans, and women?

They were all considered beneath white American men

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1
What were minstrel songs?
Church hymns
A group of couples dance with coordinated movements
Square dance songs
Music that imitated African American songs
2
Who was the nation's first novelist?
James Fenimore Cooper
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Alexis de Tocqueville
Washington Irving
3
How did American stereotypes develop?
A person's wealth
Geographical differences (where a person lived)
A person's appearance
A person's lineage
4
What is Folk Art?
Art produced by ordinary people
Art produced by skilled artisans
Art produced by Native Americans
Art produced by Westerners
5
Which mountain range did very few Americans live past?
Adirondack Range
Appalachian Range
Absaroka Range
Allegheny Range
6
Which of the following was a Henry Wadsworth Longfellow poem?
The Last of the Mohicans
Legend of Sleepy Hollow
Paul Revere's Ride
Rip Van Winkle
7
How many states were there in the nation by 1823?
23
25
20
17
8
Who said, "I do not even know of a country where the love of money holds a greater place"?
Daniel Webster
Henry Clay
Stephen Foster
Alexis de Tocqueville
9
What did Uncle Sam represent?
The American citizens
The Federal Government
The President
The Army
10
What major author was known for writing poems?
Thomas Cole
Washington Irving
James Fenimore Cooper
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
11
What was considered quite daring for women to do when they would dance?
They would let random men dance with them.
None of the above.
They would display their ankles.
The idea that they danced was what was daring.
12
Which is the best example of folk art?
statues
portraits
oil paintings
quilts
13
After the Era of Good Feelings was over, what was considered 'here to stay'?
Artisan Strife
Capitalist Strife
Partisan Strife
American Strife
14
The Supreme Court case Gibbons v. Ogden provided what?
None of the above.
Only congress can regulate trade.
Congress has the right to establish a national bank.
Federal power has the authority of strip states of authority.
15
How were Americans united?
Pride in the government
National security
Wealthy nation
Where they lived in the country
16
Who led the Judicial Branch during the period of Judicial Nationalism?
Henry Clay
Daniel Webster
John Marshall
John C. Calhoun
17
Who wrote " Jump Jim Crow"?
John James Audubon
Dolly Madison
Samuel Francis Smith
Thomas Dartmouth Rice
18
How did Southerners view the Yankees?
All of the above
Thrifty
Quick to a dollar
Innovative
19
What time period was the Era of Good Feelings?
1812-1824
1816-1832
1816-1824
None of the above
20
Who was the "Era of Good Feelings" president and what did he hope?
James Monroe, no more political strife
James Madison, no more political strife
John Adams, no more political strife
Thomas Jefferson, no more political strife
21
What is Thomas Cole known for?
Starting the Hudson River School of Painting
Publishing "The Birds of America"
Painting American landscapes
Hudson River School, and painting American landscapes
22
Who won the Election of 1824?
Henry Clay
Andrew Jackson
William H. Crawford
John Quincy Adams
23
Who was Uncle Sam based on?
a butcher named Sam Wilson
a senator named Sam Watson
George Washington
a New York restaurant owner named Sam Wilson
24
What major event caused the Federalist party to fade away?
French Revolution
Louis and Clark's Expedition
James Monroe's presidency
War of 1812
25
Who wrote "Camptown Races" and "Oh! Susanna"?
None of the above
Thomas Dartmouth Rice
George Catlin
Stephen Foster
26
Where was George Catlin from?
Boston
Haiti
Philadelphia
New York
27
What was James Monroe's "American System?"
High tariffs to protect industries, less federal spending
Lower tariffs to protect industries, less federal spending
Lower tariffs to protect industries, more federal spending
High tariffs to protect industries, more federal spending
28
What happened during the McCulloch v. Maryland case?
Taxation of immigrants
Congress has the right to create a National Bank
Only Congress has the right to regulate Interstate Commerce
Business contracts couldn't be broken by state Legislatures
29
Who described himself as half-horse, half-alligator?
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Thomas Cole
Jim Crow
Davy Crockett
30
Who was Daniel Webster?
A writer that was greatly known for his poems.
One of our vice presidents.
He was a man who served time in both the Senate and House.
All of the above.
31
Before the nineteenth century, where was music mostly performed?
Churches
None of the above
Schools
Parties
32
How did Americans feel during the Era of Good Feelings?
They were happy, but there was tension between the regions.
They were disappointed in the government.
They were proud.
They were happy, but fearful of going to war again.
33
What did George Catlin notice was disappearing?
Old English tradition
Natural landscapes in the East
African American tradition
Native American tradition
34
How did white American men view slaves, Native Americans, and women?
Slaves and Native Americans were beneath white American men
Women and slaves had a lower status than Native Americans
They were all considered beneath white American men
They were all considered equal to white American men
35
Which of the following is not a national symbol?
White House
Army
Capitol building
Uncle Sam
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What naturalist became known as a "bird artist?"
George Catlin
Thomas Cole
John James Audubon
James Fenimore Cooper

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