The election of 1800 is considered by some to be revolutionary because

it led to a peaceful transition of power between parties

Slaves developed their own cultural identities through all of the following EXCEPT

embracing their owners' names as their own identities

In the antebellum period, America's social identity was defined by all of the following EXCEPT

integration of native cultures into American society

One result of the civil rights movements of the 1960s & 70s is that American identity

has become much more pluralistic

Which was NOT one of the major arguments of the Anti-federalists against the new government?

it could not effectively raise tax revenues

The development of a national mass culture in the 1920s was encouraged by all of these EXCEPT

debates over between modernists and fundamentalists

Abraham Lincoln used the Gettysburg Address to link the Civil War to American identity by

linking the Civil War to the work of the Founding Fathers

Which of these was LEAST influential in establishing religious diversity and tolerance?

The tax supported Anglican church

Immigrants in the Nineteenth Century preserved their own ethnic identities by

settling in ethnic neighborhoods in port cities

World War II was a watershed moment for African Americans because it led them to

challenge segregation and "second class" citizenship

The Harlem Renaissance contributed to a more pluralist American identity by

producing a vibrant outlet for African American culture

In the antebellum period, Native Americans attempted to maintain tribal identities by

maintaining linguistic and religious traditions

In the 1890s, the American belief in "a city upon a hill" and Manifest Destiny were found in

the belief in White Man's Burden

The Federalist Papers were all of the following EXCEPT

a handbook for the organization of a new political party

The American idea of representative government took off with the creation of this body in 1619

The Virginia House of Burgesses

All of the following were arguments for independence put forth by Thomas Paine EXCEPT

The King had never been to America, so he didn't know us.

Upon entering World War I, the United States saw itself as

a champion for democratic values around the world

The idea that American culture and identity is formed by a combination of ethnic heritages

is often described as a "melting pot"

The image here reflects the idea that, during times of war, the American government

expected minority groups to contribute to the greater good

In the Seneca Falls Declaration, women tried to link women's struggles with American identity

by modeling it after the Declaration of Independence

Jeffersonian Democracy was characterized by all of the following EXCEPT

support for expansion of commerce

In the post-Cold War world, the United States

has struggled to define what its leadership role should be

America's antebellum political identity was defined by all of the following EXCEPT

stability within the two party system

Economic nationalism after the War of 1812 was reflected in

support for the protective tariff of 1816

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1
The election of 1800 is considered by some to be revolutionary because
a new ruling elite took power at the state and federal level
the president was overthrown by a popular movement
it led to a peaceful transition of power between parties
it led to the drafting of a new constitution
2
Slaves developed their own cultural identities through all of the following EXCEPT
embracing their owners' names as their own identities
creating their own forms of marriage and kinship ties
developing their own forms of language and communication
adapting Christian teachings to traditional African rituals
3
In the antebellum period, America's social identity was defined by all of the following EXCEPT
integration of native cultures into American society
reform movements to improve the morality of common folk
efforts to create a more educated society
attempts to create utopian societies
4
One result of the civil rights movements of the 1960s & 70s is that American identity
is more easily defined than before
has overcome racism
has become much more pluralistic
has become less culturally fractured
5
Which was NOT one of the major arguments of the Anti-federalists against the new government?
it was too far removed from the people geographically
it created an executive that could be tyrannical
it could not effectively raise tax revenues
it gave too much power to the federal government
6
The development of a national mass culture in the 1920s was encouraged by all of these EXCEPT
the ability of people to buy consumer goods on credit
the rise of advertising and consumer culture
debates over between modernists and fundamentalists
the development of new technologies like radio and film
7
Abraham Lincoln used the Gettysburg Address to link the Civil War to American identity by
directly addressing the issue of slavery
addressing both northerners and southerners in the speech
rejecting faith in government of, for, & by the people
linking the Civil War to the work of the Founding Fathers
8
The idea that America is a City Upon a Hill and a beacon to the world was first put forth by
Roger Williams
Jonathan Winthrop
Captain John Smith
Anne Hutchinson
9
Expressing American nationalism by celebrating the American landscape was a hallmark of the
Hudson River School
Ashcan School of Art
Bob Ross Society
American rationalists
10
After the first Red Scare, this group re-branded itself as the defender of American values
the International Workers of the World
the Democratic Party
the America First Campaign
the Ku Klux Klan
11
Which of these was LEAST influential in establishing religious diversity and tolerance?
The First Great Awakening
The Maryland Act of Toleration
Roger Williams' establishment of Rhode Island
The tax supported Anglican church
12
The U.S. tried to break down Native American tribal unity and encourage assimilation with
the Wounded Knee expedition
the Indian Reorganization Act
the Dawes Severalty Act
the American Indian Movement
13
In the antebellum period, American economic identity was characterized by all of these EXCEPT
debates about the government's role in promoting industry
decreasing international trade
regional specialization
development of transportation infrastructure
14
Immigrants in the Nineteenth Century preserved their own ethnic identities by
swearing allegiance to the U.S. at Ellis Island
refusing to join unions
settling in ethnic neighborhoods in port cities
only staying in America for a year
15
World War II was a watershed moment for African Americans because it led them to
boycott serving in defense industries
challenge segregation and "second class" citizenship
dodge the draft in protest
riot against the rapid influx of imported workers
16
Immigrants in the antebellum period were considered a threat to American identity because
too many were from Eastern Europe
they bypassed coastal cities to settle the countryside
Americans immediately adopted many of their traditions
so many of them were Catholic
17
Which of the following political values were built into the new Constitution?
all of these
separation of powers
popular sovereignty
limited government
18
In order to preserve limited government and individual liberties, the first Congress created
the Magna Carta
the Bill of Rights
the National Bank
the two party system
19
The Anti-immigrant American Party was commonly known as the
Molly McGuires
Liberty Party
Republican Party
Know Nothing Party
20
The Second Wave of immigration to America came PRIMARILY from
Latin America
Southern and Eastern Europe
Northern and Western Europe
Asia
21
The Harlem Renaissance contributed to a more pluralist American identity by
producing a vibrant outlet for African American culture
by stamping out fundamentalism in American culture
promoting Harlem as a tourist destination
restricting movement of minorities into cities
22
After World War II, America saw itself as the leader of the free world, as demonstrated by
the Marshall Plan
all of these
the creation of NATO
intervention in Korea
23
In the antebellum period, Native Americans attempted to maintain tribal identities by
successfully fighting Indian removal
welcoming whites into their territory
maintaining linguistic and religious traditions
embracing American agricultural lifestyles
24
In the 1890s, the American belief in "a city upon a hill" and Manifest Destiny were found in
a rejection of the values of the Gilded Age
the Anti-Imperialist Party platform
the belief in White Man's Burden
the new Maternal Commonwealth
25
This reformer used programs at Hull House to help immigrants assimilate into Chicago society
Ida Wells Barnett
Francis Willard
Alice Paul
Jane Addams
26
The Federalist Papers were all of the following EXCEPT
a handbook for the organization of a new political party
written by John Jay, Alexander Hamilton, and James Madison
essays outlining how the new government should work
written to influence the ratification debate in New York
27
The American idea of representative government took off with the creation of this body in 1619
The Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
The Massachusetts General Court
The New York Body Politick
The Virginia House of Burgesses
28
The early women's rights movement gained notoriety from this 1848 meeting led by E.C. Stanton
The Hartford Convention
The Seneca Falls Convention
The Port Huron Conference
The Southwest Conference
29
This man is considered the "Father of American Public Education."
Noah Webster
William McGuffey
Horace Mann
Lyman Beecher
30
All of the following were arguments for independence put forth by Thomas Paine EXCEPT
England only protects America for her own benefit.
America would have better trade relations without England.
The King had never been to America, so he didn't know us.
Europe is our mother country, not England.
31
Upon entering World War I, the United States saw itself as
a staunch ally of the Central Powers
unable to make any kind of contribution to the war effort
the strongest military power in the conflict
a champion for democratic values around the world
32
The idea that American culture and identity is formed by a combination of ethnic heritages
does not account for people who leave the U.S.
has no basis in reality
is often described as a "melting pot"
tends to ignore the contributions of wealthy people
33
The image here reflects the idea that, during times of war, the American government
did not trust minorities to be involved in the war effort
would not accept minority recruits
would step in to ease segregation in public places
expected minority groups to contribute to the greater good
34
In the Seneca Falls Declaration, women tried to link women's struggles with American identity
by modeling it after the Declaration of Independence
by inviting influential congressmen to sign it
by wrapping the document in an American flag
by signing the document on Washington's birthday
35
Jeffersonian Democracy was characterized by all of the following EXCEPT
support for the ideals of the French Revolution
support for expansion of commerce
putting more faith in the yeoman farmer
mistrust of aristocracy
36
As a political document, the Declaration of Independence is best understood as
an argument for the superiority of America over Europe
a treatise on capitalism
a rejection of Enlightenment thought
a statement of American values
37
In the post-Cold War world, the United States
has only acted unilaterally to achieve its goals
is no longer viewed as a powerful nation
has been the undisputed military and economic superpower
has struggled to define what its leadership role should be
38
America's antebellum political identity was defined by all of the following EXCEPT
stability within the two party system
celebration of white supremacy
support for universal white male suffrage
new efforts to mobilize voters through campaigns
39
Which of the following DID NOT contribute to American nationalism after the war of 1812?
The Era of Good Feelings
The rise of the Whigs
The creation of American literature
The creation of American art
40
This 1620 document is considered the first step toward democracy in America
The Royal Charter
The Magna Carta
The Mayflower Compact
Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
41
The Mayflower Compact is significant because it introduced this concept to the New World
social compact
a royal charter
a written constitution
a bill of rights
42
Economic nationalism after the War of 1812 was reflected in
welcoming a rapid influx of cheap British goods
support for the protective tariff of 1816
northern pursuit of abolition
the refusal to recharter the National Bank
43
The most ethnically diverse region of the British American colonies was the
Southern Colonies
New England Colonies
Caribbean Colonies
Middle Colonies

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