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APUSH review thru 1854
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1
Most migrants to colonial Virginia came seeking
religious freedom
political freedom
slavery and servitude
economic opportunity
2
Which of the following was a result of the Corrupt Bargain?
the Burr-Hamilton duel
the Panic of 1819
the Missouri Compromise
the Second Party System
3
All of the following were significant radical abolitionists EXCEPT
William Lloyd Garrison
Angelina Grimke
Thomas Jefferson
Frederick Douglass
4
The message inCuffe’s excerpt led to which of the following after theRevolutionary War?
Stricter slave laws in thesouth
Equal rights bestowed uponex-slaves
Slavery was abolished inall northern states by end of war.
Some northern states beganto pass gradual emancipation laws
5
The outcome of colonial opposition to the Stamp Act was
war with Britain
the law's repeal
the Declaration of Independence
the First Continental Congress
6
Which of the following best represents an opposing viewpoint?
Declaration of Sentiments from Seneca Falls Convention
Advertisements promoting settlement in Oregon Country
Andrew Jackson's Bank Veto Message
Declaration of Amer. Anti-Slavery Society
7
The impact of the Kansas-Nebraska Act included which of the following?
Dred Scott decision by the Supreme Court
birth of the Republican Party
secession of Southern states
Compromise of 1850
8
The author's point of view is most consistent with which of the following 19th c. ideals?
utopian perfectionism
transcendentalism
cult of domesticity
Deism
9
President James K. Polk's statement was most directly caused by
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
Annexation of Texas
Annexation of Oregon Territory
Siege of the Alamo
10
Causes of the point of view expressed in the image included which of these?
growth of sectional divisions over slavery
increased separation of workplace and home
rise of Jacksonian Democracy
high rates of immigration to the U.S. by Irish and Germans
11
American colonists reacted to the Stamp Act by
Declaring independence from Great Britain
Forming Committees of Correspondence
Organizing a boycott of British goods
Calling for military action
12
In the early nineteenthcentury, which of the following was most similar to Cuffe’s ideals?
opposition to the war withMexico
the movement for prisonreform
the temperance movement
the movement for women’srights
13
Economic nationalists in the early nineteenth century supported all EXCEPT
a national bank
free western land for setters
a protective tariff
internal improvements
14
The first major pillar of American foreign policy was
interventionism
Americanism
neutrality
isolationism
15
Which best represents the common man's discontent with distant, powerful government?
Stono Rebellion
birth of Democratic-Republican Party
Corrupt Bargain
Bacon's Rebellion
16
Which of the following best represents the reason for founding the New England colonies?
Agrarian republic
Manifest Destiny
City upon a hill
rights of Englishmen
17
Which of the following best represents opposition to Polk's point of view?
Compromise of 1850
36-30 Line
Gag rule prohibiting discussion of slavery in the House
Wilmot Proviso
18
The point of view in the cartoon is best represented by the
Whig Party
Liberty Party
Democratic Party
Know Nothing Party
19
The likely cause for creating this cartoon is
the SC Nullification Crisis
the rise of political parties in the United States
the transportation revolution
high immigration to the U.S. from Ireland and Germany
20
The point of view here is most similar to which of the following in contemporary American life?
Criticism of government surveillance prgms 4 natl. security
Opposition to voter ID laws in U.S. states
Opposition to settling Syrian refugees in the U.S.
Advocacy for full-scale war with ISIS
21
All of the following contributed to the rise of the First Party System EXCEPT
the French Revolution
the debate over the national bank
the Bill of Rights
the Whiskey Rebellion
22
British policies such as the Stamp Act were motivated by
Financial strains on placed on the empire after 1763
the Boston Tea Party
Indian unrest on the frontier
Competition with France for the Ohio River Valley
23
The ideas expressed in Cuffe's excerpt are most similar to the ideas found in
The Declaration of Independence
The Federalist Papers
The U.S. Constitution
The Olive Branch Petition
24
All of the following were results of the French & Indian War EXCEPT
the end of salutary neglect
Tecumseh's alliance
Pontiac's Rebellion
Proclamation Line
25
Opposition to British policies like the Stamp Act was most similar to which of these?
the temperance movement
the Whiskey Rebellion
opposition to the Mexican War
Radical abolitionism
26
One major provision of the Treaty of Paris (1783) was
Britain pledged to uphold the Monroe Doctrine
the creation of the Proclamation Line
France agreed to fight with the colonies
Britain recognized American independence
27
This document could best serve as evidence of which of the following?
the value Puritans placed on Biblical literacy
First Great Awakening
Economic focus of the Chesapeake colonies
reason for forming the New England Confederation
28
Which of the following was the major cause of Bacon's Rebellion in 1676?
Indian-colonist conflict in the Virginia backcountry
the end of the British practice of salutary neglect
an infestation of unsavory swine
a shortage of indentured servants
29
The controversy related to Polk's statement is most similar to which of the following?
Debate over the Kansas-Nebraska Act
Debate over Hamilton's national bank
SC Nullification Crisis
Debate over women's rights
30
During the Nullification Crisis, opponents of the national government based their argument on
Enlightenment ideals
Washington's Neutrality Proclamation
the Bill of Rights
states' rights
