how did the concept of nullification become a problem during Jackson's presidency?

south Carolina tried to nullify a federal tariff law

what developed from the bitter campaign and election of Andrew Jackson?

Andrew Jackson and his supporters formed the democratic party

what was the consequence of increasing conflict over territory between the Seminoles and the white settlers?

3 separate wars and relocation of most of the Seminoles.

what was the purpose of the president's cabinet?

to discuss issues with the president

why was Jefferson's election as President sometimes referred to as the "Revolution of the 1800's"?

it was the 1st time power peacefully changed hands between opposing parties

GW farewell speech "it is our true policy to steer clear of permanent alliances with any Part of foreign world?"

he wanted Americans to stay out of complications and war in Europe

why was the expedition of Lewis and Clark significant?

provided valuable information on geography, cultures, and landscapes

before FL became a part of the U.S. why were the black Seminoles attracted to living there?

Under Spanish those who escaped from slavery lived alongside the Seminoles

what is the combined effect of the 19th, 24th, and 16th amendments?

expansion of voting rights for more citizens

what was an effect of the development of the Lowell system

machinery parts became interchangeable and could be mass produced

After issues with Bristish navy on forced inspections, impressment and warships attacks how did the US avoid war in 1807

The Embargo Act of 1807 prohibited exports of US goods for a while

evidence that although slaves were kept under strict control, they developed their own culture to survive

African traditions were kept alove through tradition and music

despite opposition from Jackson's supporters, what was a major accomplishment of John Quincy Adams during his presidency

he pushed to pay off government debts

which action of President GW had the most lasting influence in creating a precedent for the federal government

establishing a cabinet of department heads to advice the president

What was the central issue of the Missouri Compromise?

how states would be added to the union based on if slavery was allowed

what was the importance of the Whiskey Rebellion

Washington was able to use federal power to subdue the rebellion

what impact did the Haitian Revolution have on the U.S.?

Napolean gave up on his plans and sold Louisiana Purchase

what made the states MD, DE, KY, and MI unique as states split the union and confederate sides in the civil war

they were border states that stayed in the union despite allowing slavery

according to the 14th amendment, what are the two ways to be considered a citizen of the U.S.

be born in the U.S. or go through naturalization

what economic motivation existed for the policy of Manifest Destiny

gains of land and natural resources would increase the nation's wealth

what was the most significant outcome of the Adam-Onis Treaty of 1813?

Spain sold FL to US partially to pay off debts that it owned to US citizens

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1
which idea was promoted by Henry David Thoreau that encouraged people to not obey laws they found immoral
civil disobedience
suffrage
spoils systems
temperance
2
how did the concept of nullification become a problem during Jackson's presidency?
states could leave the union at any time
south formed a convention to review constitutionality.
south Carolina tried to nullify a federal tariff law
southern states nullified laws from their state legislature
3
what developed from the bitter campaign and election of Andrew Jackson?
electoral college was removed as a stage of the election
Andrew Jackson and his supporters formed the democratic party
Jackson's inauguration had to be kept very small with few attending
less people than ever were given opportunity to vote
4
what was the consequence of increasing conflict over territory between the Seminoles and the white settlers?
white settlements was limited to areas deep in the everglades.
FL was united by treaty with other nearby Spanish territories
3 separate wars and relocation of most of the Seminoles.
intervention by the French with a naval blockade around FL
5
what invention helped process an agricultural product faster, increased demand and the need for slave labor
steam engine
cotton gin
repeating rifle
mechanical reaper
6
what was the purpose of the president's cabinet?
to discuss issues with the president
to make changes on the constitution
negotiate treaties
to declare executive orders
7
why was Jefferson's election as President sometimes referred to as the "Revolution of the 1800's"?
people compared his victory to the recent Haiti revolution over the French
it was the 1st time power peacefully changed hands between opposing parties
Jefferson held radical ideas and wanted to undo all of Adams' policies
Jefferson had to face constant threats of northern states breaking away
8
GW farewell speech "it is our true policy to steer clear of permanent alliances with any Part of foreign world?"
he worried the US would stop expanding its borders.
he wanted Americans to stay out of complications and war in Europe
he believed American could only be loyal to the US if they cut ties
he felt the new nation was too poor to do international business
9
why was the expedition of Lewis and Clark significant?
it started a trend of using spies to promote economic development
the progress of the travelers was followed in newspaper headlines
the length of the journey proved settlement westward should be limited
provided valuable information on geography, cultures, and landscapes
10
to prepare for statehood, in 1838 FL established what docs including articles on 3 branches of gov't and bill of rights.
confederation chapter
state constitution
territorial compact
treaty with Spain
11
before FL became a part of the U.S. why were the black Seminoles attracted to living there?
FL represented the chance to have their own cattle ranches w/o traveling
fort Mose was a stopping point in FL for them escaping
Under Spanish those who escaped from slavery lived alongside the Seminoles
British FL was closer in traditions and economy than other colonies
12
what is the combined effect of the 19th, 24th, and 16th amendments?
establishing taxes on income and property
the responsiblities of citizenship are established
expansion of voting rights for more citizens
repeal of previous restricted immigration laws
13
what technological innovation most contributed to connecting materials and labor factories and markets
railroads
telegraph
lightbulb
14
what was an effect of the development of the Lowell system
there was an increase in migration of women to New England to work
monopoly created by this system forced manufacturing to move westward
machinery parts became interchangeable and could be mass produced
15
After issues with Bristish navy on forced inspections, impressment and warships attacks how did the US avoid war in 1807
The Embargo Act of 1807 prohibited exports of US goods for a while
US commerce switched to land based transportation and trade
the US enlisted former ally France to protect ships from British
the federal gov't left it to the individual states to patrol their coasts
16
evidence that although slaves were kept under strict control, they developed their own culture to survive
fugitive slaves laws provided for education of slaves
plantation owners required families of slaves to stay together
African traditions were kept alove through tradition and music
slaves were not allowed to attend church
17
despite opposition from Jackson's supporters, what was a major accomplishment of John Quincy Adams during his presidency
he was the first to serve two terms in office
he halted the construction of new canals
he pushed to pay off government debts
he eliminated protective tariffs
18
which action of President GW had the most lasting influence in creating a precedent for the federal government
creating the 1st national bank for the U.S.
establishing a cabinet of department heads to advice the president
using the army to enforce the Whiskey tax
signing treaties with Great Britain and France
19
what is the term for the historical figures like Sojourner Truth and Fredrick Douglass who spoke out against slavery
secessionist
suffragist
abolitionist
industrialist
20
What was the central issue of the Missouri Compromise?
how states would be added to the union based on if slavery was allowed
how many reps from middle sized stated like Missouri would be added
how former French and Spanish territories would be added without statehood
how economic power in the south and north would be balanced
21
what was the importance of the Whiskey Rebellion
Washington was able to use federal power to subdue the rebellion
Hamilton and Washington disagreed how to deal with rebellion
small group of farmers can change state laws how they wanted
states have more rights in taxation of goods like whiskey
22
what impact did the Haitian Revolution have on the U.S.?
US government sent financial assistance to Haiti
the US warned France not to restore control in Haiti
Enslaved people in the US response up in revolt
Napolean gave up on his plans and sold Louisiana Purchase
23
what made the states MD, DE, KY, and MI unique as states split the union and confederate sides in the civil war
they were the four states with the largest population
they started out as union states but changed sides
they were the oldest states so they sent soldiers 1st to serve in the union
they were border states that stayed in the union despite allowing slavery
24
what was the term used to describe north who came to exploit the south including freedmen during the reconstruction
carpetbagger
scalawag
radical republican
sharecropper
25
The Monroe Doctrine was a bold declaration by the US that it would somewhat protect what area from European colonizers
northwest territory
western hempishere
barbary coast
louisiana purchase
26
according to the 14th amendment, what are the two ways to be considered a citizen of the U.S.
becoming a state citizen and serving in the U.S. military
be born in the U.S. or go through naturalization
being a relative of a citizen or be sponsored by a citizen
be granted citizenship by the president or state governer
27
what economic motivation existed for the policy of Manifest Destiny
democracy would spread and more people would vote
controlled growth of the west would keep the wealth in the east
it would eliminate the need for national industralization
gains of land and natural resources would increase the nation's wealth
28
what was the most significant outcome of the Adam-Onis Treaty of 1813?
FL was left as a Spanish territory
General Andrew Jackson kept getting pushed back when he advanced there
Spain sold FL to US partially to pay off debts that it owned to US citizens
The British, Spanish and Americans still clashed over large wild areas
29
who elected George Washington president to the U.S.
majority of governors
direct vote
electoral college
congress
30
Hamilton's thought the federal government should pay national and state war debts
True
False

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