The primary goal of the American Temperance Society was to...

decrease the consumption of alcohol

Which of the following allowed the United States to become a top producer of steel?

development of the Bessemer process

The Bessemer steel process affected westward expansion in the United States byenabling

railroads to be built to carry people and goods to the West

According to the excerpt, which statement would the speaker most likely agree?

Women should have equal rights.

Based on this excerpt, which statement wouldHorace Mann most likely agree with?

Publicedu gives knowledge and skills that benefit the US

Technological innovations had which of the following effects on 19th century America?

led to industrial growth, urbanization,and cheaper shipping

How did economic differences between the north and the south push them towards sectionalism?

The differences in the ways that the twosections made money.

Which of these provides the correct labels forthe trails shown on the map above?

I. Mormon II. Oregon III. Santa Fe

Which of the following best completes the table above?

Immigration expands the labor force.

Which best describes how canals helped American economy during the 19th century?

they lowered shipping cost on goods and united the country.

are leaders in abolition,women's rights,and hospital reform

What happened as a result of the efficiency of the cotton gin?

the growth of plantations and expansion of slavery

A tourist would most likely go to the location shown on the map to visit

Elizabeth Stanton House in Women’s Rights Historical Park

The innovation shown in this photograph most affected the U.S. economy by

allowing more efficient movement of goods

An impact of the early expansion of railroads on the physical environment of the US was

moving tons of rock for construction through mountains

How was the Hudson River School a distinctly American style of painting?

painted landscapes to show man's connection with nature.

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1
The primary goal of the American Temperance Society was to...
create a self-sufficient utopian society
gain the release of mentally ill people from prisons
banthe spread of slavery to new territories
decrease the consumption of alcohol
2
Which of the following allowed the United States to become a top producer of steel?
useof railroads
laissez-faire economicpolicies
growth of labor unions
development of the Bessemer process
3
The Bessemer steel process affected westward expansion in the United States byenabling
railroads to be built to carry people and goods to the West
interstate canal systems to transport agricultural goods
clipper ships to be built in order to transport passengers
Conestoga wagons to carry people and goods to the West
4
According to the excerpt, which statement would the speaker most likely agree?
Prisons should be reformed.
Women should pursue traditional occupations.
Women should have equal rights.
Men should work in agricultural jobs.
5
Based on this excerpt, which statement wouldHorace Mann most likely agree with?
Publicedu gives knowledge and skills that benefit the US
Publiceducation benefits the wealthy more thanthe poor
PublicEducation guarantees each person agovernment job
Publiceducation enables everyone to become wealthy.
6
All of the following will complete the diagram EXCEPT
more pollution in major cities
division between classes
more immigrants in cities
acceptance of diversity
7
Technological innovations had which of the following effects on 19th century America?
It led to price reductions on farm goods in the south.
Itled to congressional laws limiting businesses in the US.
led to restrictions on exporting of goods to other countrie
led to industrial growth, urbanization,and cheaper shipping
8
How did economic differences between the north and the south push them towards sectionalism?
they fought over where the majority of factories would go
The differences in the ways that the twosections made money.
no sectional differences.
northern farming caused competition with southern farming
9
Which of these provides the correct labels forthe trails shown on the map above?
I.OregonII. Santa FeIII. Mormon
I. Oregon II. Mormon III. Santa Fe
I.Santa Fe II. Oregon III. Mormon
I. Mormon II. Oregon III. Santa Fe
10
Which of the following best completes the table above?
Overland trade routes become obsolete.
The government seizes control of factories.
Immigration expands the labor force.
A scarcity of raw materials causes prices to rise.
11
Which best describes how canals helped American economy during the 19th century?
they lowered shipping cost on goods and united the country.
helped maintain water levels exiting the Mississippi River.
made economic conflict between planters and manufacturers
Canals provided the raw materials for building the railroad
12
These Reformers.....
protected labor conditions for New England factories
improved education while serving terms in Congress
are leaders in abolition,women's rights,and hospital reform
were awesome
13
Which innovator had the greatest impact on the expansion of the southern plantation systems?
Henry Bessemer
Cyrus McCormick
Robert Fulton
Eli Whitney
14
What happened as a result of the efficiency of the cotton gin?
ability of factories to manufacture textiles more quickly
the use of a crop rotation system to preserve soil
the growth of plantations and expansion of slavery
transporting agricultural goods from canals to railroads
15
A tourist would most likely go to the location shown on the map to visit
Washington’s Headquarters in Valley Forge National Park
Historic Jamestowne in Colonial National Historical Park
Independence Hall in Independence National Historical Park
Elizabeth Stanton House in Women’s Rights Historical Park
16
Which of the following best completes the diagram above?
Prison Reform
Labor Reform
Abolition Reform
Suffrage Reform
17
Which Territory is represented with the question mark?
Mexican Cession
The Gadsden Purcahcse
Oregon Territory
Your Mom's house
18
The innovation shown in this photograph most affected the U.S. economy by
reducing the costs of settling in western territories
decreasing the need for canals
allowing more efficient movement of goods
transporting workers from the south to the north
19
An impact of the early expansion of railroads on the physical environment of the US was
moving tons of rock for construction through mountains
a drop in price of agricultural products from western farms
construction of dams for the water to power steam engines
ability of citizens to travel faster between major cities
20
How was the Hudson River School a distinctly American style of painting?
painted landscapes to show man's connection with nature.
showed how industry and was destroying the environment.
connected Greek and Roman myths to the American events
Artists used abstract shapes and colors.

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