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APUSH Period 4: 1800-1848
APUSH Period 4: 1800-1848
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1800-1848
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1
Who was editor of the abolitionist newspaper, The Liberator?
Margaret Fuller
Lyman Beecher
Frederick Douglass
William Lloyd Garrison
2
In the South, the cotton industry was known as
A “peculiar institution”
“King Cotton”
"cash and carry"
A “necessary evil”
3
Which of the following movements emphasized living a simple life?
The Enlightenment
Realism
Romanticism
Transcendentalism
4
What court case upheld Cherokee rights to tribal lands?
McCullough v. Maryland
Worcester v. Georgia
Dartmouth v. Woodward
Gibbons v. Ogden
5
During the Antebellum era, the majority of Southerners owned
10 to 15 slaves
No slaves
2 to 5 slaves
More than 20 slaves
6
Jefferson made the Louisiana Purchase, in part, to
Expand slavery
All of the above
Acquire New Orleans
Advance his political career
7
Who was an influential government official supportive of building canals?
Lyman Beecher
DeWitt Clinton
Charles Finney
Alexander Hamilton
8
What foreign policy doctrine warned Europe against colonial pursuits in the Western Hemisphere?
Stimson Doctrine
Roosevelt Corollary
Washington Doctrine of Unstable Alliances
Monroe Doctrine
9
The growth of manufacturing led to an increase in
All of the above
Social mobility
Product quality
Economic mobility
10
Who was a famous woman to support abolition and women’s rights?
Lucretia Mott
None of the above
Sarah Moore Grimke
Dorothea Dix
11
What region would have benefited
least
from the “American System”?
West
North
Midwest
South
12
What was NOT a concern of the republican motherhood?
Civic Tasks
The Home
Religion
Family
13
During the Antebellum era, who were the primary workers in Massachusetts textile mills?
Both women and children
Children
Young, unmarried women
Scots-Irish
14
Why did Southern planters move southward and westward?
All of the above
The land was more fertile.
There was less transportation regulation.
Slave trade was legal in newer territories.
15
Which of the following political parties supported lowering tariffs?
Anti-Federalists
Tories
Democratic Republicans
Federalists
16
What did Henry Clay’s “American System” support?
Internal improvements
Transportation projects
Tariffs
All of the above
17
Jacksonian Democrats fought for
The common man
Business interests
The poor
Equal rights
18
The “Cult of Domesticity” promoted separate spheres for
Young and old
Children and mothers
Poor and rich
Men and women
19
The Second Great Awakening sought to
Provide answers to people facing sweeping change
All of the above
Improve the Nation
Dedicate lives to high purposes
20
Henry Clay, a leading figure of the Whigs, called for (pick two)
Agrarian lifestyle
New tariffs
A national bank
A fund for internal improvements
21
What was a negative consequence of industrialization?
Wealth inequality
Increase in printed material
All of the above
Commercialized agriculture
22
Who was a prominent figure during the Second Great Awakening?
Charles Finney
Jerry Falwell
George Whitefield
James Davenport
23
What was the result of the Missouri Compromise of 1820?
Maine entered the United States as a free state.
Missouri entered the Union as a free state.
Slavery was illegal below the 36, 30’ line.
All of the above
24
What group worked to return freed slaves back to Africa?
The Female Anti-Slavery Society
The American Colonization Society
The Society for the Relief of Freedmen
The Underground Railroad
25
The Nullification Crisis of 1833 occurred due to
Webster and Hayne’s disagreement about states’ rights
South Carolina’s opposition to the Tariffs of 1828 and 1832
The South’s opposition to Henry Clay’s “American System”
South Carolina’s opposition to the Fugitive Slave Act
26
Marbury v. Madison established the principle of
incorporation
jurisdiction
judicial review
states’ rights
27
What was the source of demand for Southern cotton?
Asian silk factories
Spanish weavers
English textile mills
Southern European tapestry manufacturers
28
Which was NOT a contributor to the market revolution during the Antebellum era?
Transportation revolution
European investment
Population growth
De-skilling of the workforce
29
By 1850, where was the geographic center of slavery moving? (Pick two)
Westward
Northward
Eastward
Southward
30
Which of the following was a prominent abolitionist?
William Lloyd Garrison
All of the above
Harriet Tubman
Frederick Douglass
31
Who declared, “I have long viewed treaties with American Indians as an absurdity”?
Andrew Jackson
Henry Clay
Jefferson Davis
Martin van Buren
32
Regarding foreign policy, Democratic Republicans believed
Colonize Latin America
The United States should support the French Revolution
Trade more with Great Britain
All of the above
33
In Gibbons v. Ogden (1824), the Supreme Court ruled that
States could not tax national banks
Slaves could not become American citizens
Congress held the power to regulate interstate navigation
Transportation could only be regulated by the states
34
Slave rebellions during the Antebellum Era were
Occasional
Rare
Frequent
Constitutionally legal
35
As a literary movement, Romanticism reacted to
Exceptionalism
Realism
Transcendentalism
The Enlightenment
36
The American “Know Nothing” Party formed in reaction to
Slavery
Immigration
All of the above
European culture
37
Which chronologically describes the transportation revolution during the Antebellum era?
Rail, road, canal
Canal, road, rail
Road, canal, rail
Road, rail, canal
38
What invention propelled the Southern economy during the Antebellum era?
McCormick reaper
Cotton gin
Interchangeable parts
Steel plow
39
Who helped initiate the penitentiary and reform treatment of the mentally disabled?
Sarah Moore Grimke
Susan B. Anthony
Jane Addams
Dorothea Dix
40
Under Chief Justice John Marshall, the Supreme Court
Promoted business
Legitimized the authority of the Supreme Court
Strengthened the federal government
All of the above
41
Bartering and swap work decline during the Antebellum era due to
Diversification of labor
Legislation banning nonmonetary transactions
A Supreme Court ruling
Solidification of the cash economy
42
The Missouri Compromise temporarily solved a conflict over
All of the above
Slavery
Tariffs
Popular sovereignty
43
Industrialization resulted in the
Decrease in social mobility
Homogenizing of labor
Diversification of labor
Decrease in time measurement
44
Which of the following is NOT true of the Seneca Falls Convention (1848)?
The convention called for equal wages for equal work.
Their statements paralleled the Declaration of Independence.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott were leaders.
The convention called for equal educational opportunities.
45
Much of American art during the Antebellum era
Reflected European sensibilities
Attempted to reconcile African and European ideals
Were Dutch-style portraits
Depicted agrarian life and workers
46
What change(s) swept the North during the first half of the nineteenth century?
None of the above
Agriculture revolution
Adoption of slavery
New transportation infrastructure
47
During the 1830s, immigrants primarily came from
Latin America
Northern and Western Europe
Southern and Eastern Europe
Asia and Africa
48
During the Antebellum era, slave marriage was
Legal
Common
Forbidden
Encouraged
49
What group of people led the women’s movement during the Antebellum era?
Lowell girls
Elite women
Poor women workers
Middle-class women
50
Which of the following was a Romantic writer?
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Margaret Fuller
Daniel Webster
Ralph Waldo Emerson
51
The American Temperance Society was associated with
Women's rights
Abolition
All of the Above
Prohibition
52
Which of the following inventors helped mechanize agriculture during the Antebellum era?
Eli Whitney
John Deere
Cyrus McCormick
All of the above