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US History Unit 4 Test
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1
Which event happened first in the American Revolution?
Greene divided his troops
The signing of the Treaty of Paris
The capture of Savannah
The siege of Yorktown
2
Which was most likely an effect of the Confiscation Acts during the American Revolution?
decreased loyalist opposition to patriots
decreased patriot opposition to loyalists
increased patriot opposition to loyalists
increased loyalist opposition to patriots
3
Which characteristics best describe the northern economies in the early to mid-1800s?
more enslaved labor
more industrialized
More wage labor
more agrarian
4
In this cartoon, what does the “many headed monster” represent?
The Missouri Compromise
Indian Removal Act
The Tariff of 1828
The Second Bank of the US
5
How did the states create economic problems for the national government after the American Revolution?
refused to pay their militias or their veterans
issued currency that was worthless
imposed tariffs on items produced by other states
requested funds to support state militias
6
What did Shays’s Rebellion expose?
the strength of having a unicameral legislative system
the advantage of allowing new territories to become states
the need for the protection of freedom of religion
the government's weakness under the Articles of Confederation
7
What kind of legislature did the Articles of Confederation authorize?
bicameral
dictatorship
unicameral
tricameral
8
In which industry did women find increased chances for employment during the early 1800s?
farming
textile manufacturing
transportation
business communications
9
Why were southern states less industrialized than states in the North?
Northern factories would not trade with southern businesses.
Climate conditions favored agricultural industries.
Factory owners would not relocate to the South.
Southern states did not have the raw materials needed for factories.
10
How many states needed to agree to pass laws under the Articles of Confederation?
13
5
26
9
11
In December 1776, General Washington led his forces across the
Rio Grande
Ohio River
Delaware River
Missouri River
12
Why did the idea of republican motherhood lead to increased education for some women?
Women were thought to be the future leaders of the country
Women were required to attend public schools
Women were tasked with educating the next generation
Women were believed to be more intelligent than men
13
What was the impact of the Indian Removal policy under Andrew Jackson?
the deaths of thousands along the Trail of Tears
the deaths of thousands along the Bataan Death March
the integration of the Five Civilized Tribes into American culture
the beginning of a financial crisis in 1837
14
The Daughters of Liberty focused on boycotting British goods?
false
true
15
Why was Thomas Paine’s Common Sense considered radical?
Its rejection of the monarchy was controversial for the time.
Its opposition to republicanism was opposed by patriots.
Its ideas about religion were controversial for the era.
Its arguments about taxation were new and groundbreaking
16
Which laws were deemed “intolerable” by the colonies?
Stamp Act
Tea Act
Townshend Acts
Coercive Acts
17
Why did the Democratic-Republicans oppose the Alien and Sedition Acts?
They targeted wealthy elites.
They opened the country to unlimited immigration.
They were unconstitutional.
They were too pro-French.
18
What was the original purpose of the Constitutional Convention?
amend the Bill of Rights
amend the Declaration of Independence
amend the Articles of Confederation
amend the Constitution
19
Which were effects of John Brown’s raid at Harpers Ferry?
Frederick Douglass joined Brown’s abolition movement.
Slaves engaged in armed revolts throughout the South.
Several southern states passed laws to prevent slave rebellions.
Antislavery northerners considered Brown a martyr to the cause.
20
How did the Constitutional Convention solve the issue of how states would be represented by slaves?
Bill of Rights
Three-Fifths Compromise
The Great Compromise
Electoral College
