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APUSH Semester 1 Final Review 2
The Missouri Compromise was repealed by
Jim Crow refers to
APUSH Semester 1 Final Review 2
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Jim Crow refers to
the peculiar institution.
a mythological figure that led slaves on the underground RR.
laws on segregation.
a fake news story.
2
The Missouri Compromise was repealed by
the Compromise of 1850.
the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo.
the Kansas-Nebraska Act.
the Dred Scot decision.
3
McCulloch
vs.
Maryland
allowed for judicial review.
put trans-Atlantic shipping on hold.
was ignored by Jackson in his veto of the BUS.
supported Jefferson's use of loose construction.
4
Which of the following was characteristic of the Lowell System?
A means of creating a false economy based on wooden coins.
Employment of young girls.
The use of slaves.
Use of steam powered looms.
5
Which happened first?
Revolution of 1800
Louisiana Purchase
the appointment of Midnight Judges.
Lewis and Clark reach Oregon
6
Shays' rebellion was significant because it
led the British to station more troops in and around Boston.
frightened the populace to accept a stronger central gov.
showed the power of state militias against the federal gov.
dispossessed wealthy landowners in Virginia.
7
Works like this
reflect the growth of industrialization.
show how European culture was changing America.
were created to criticize Polk's manifest destiny campaign.
are from the Hudson River School of art.
8
The best date for this map is
1770
1790
1810
1750
9
Pet banks refer to
Hamilton's economic policies creating the BUS.
frontier banks that made risky loans to new settlers.
the state banks Jackson used when he withdrew $ from the BUS
the series of banks owned by J.P. Morgan.
10
The Declaration of Sentiments would be used in an essay on
arguments in support of ratification of the Constitution.
the rise of reform movements in the 2nd Great Awakening.
land ownership in New England.
the social gospel movement.