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1
The Union had an extensive train system
True
False
2
Which side had excellent military leaders?
Western states
North/Union
None of the above
South/confederacy
3
What was the British response to the Boston Tea Party
They passed the stamp act
burning effigies of British tax collectors
They passes the quartering act
They passed the Intolerable Acts
4
How did the union plan on winning against the confederacy?
By using allies such as Mexico and France to help their political position
By arming all westerners into the war
By limiting the supplies that could come in and out
Striking quickly at key cities in the South
5
Urbanization is the population shift from rural(country/farm areas) to urban(city) areas,
True
False
6
What did the colonists resent most about the Stamp Act?
They had no representatives to vote on the tax.
They did not believe in any form of taxation.
People in Great Britain were taxed only on property
People in Great Britain did not have to pay taxes
7
What was the goal of Harriet Beecher Stowe writing
Uncle Tom's Cabin
?
To show conditions of enslaved people and gain support for their freedom
None of the above
To discourage abolitionist from gaining support in the south
To convince enslaved people to fight their authority
8
Which of these was a result of the French and Indian War?
The British government had a large war debt
The British government stayed out of colonial politics.
The colonists were free to move west of the Appalachians.
The colonists were given their independence.
9
Which group formed the Sons of Liberty to protest the Stamp Act?
British soldiers
Patriots
Loyalist
Indigenous Americans
10
In the battle of Tippecanoe, who supplied the Native Americans with the weapons?
Britain
France
Spain
Gander Mountain
11
This man led a raid on Harper's Ferry, Virginia in an attempt to lead a slave rebellion?
Jefferson Davis
Andrew Jackson
John Brown
Frederick Douglas
12
The Virginia & Kentucky Resolution introduced nullification. What is nullification?
Banning slavery
Legalizing slavery
Establishing state laws
Declaring federal laws invalid
13
what did the Treaty of Paris give to the Americans? (besides independence)
the return of taxes paid to Great Britain
The right to punish loyalist
British land in Canada
land east of the Mississippi River
14
Which party believed in stronger state governments?
Democratic-republicans
Federalist
15
The faith, practice, and Church order of the Protestant Churches
Catholicism
Separatist
Protestantism
Puritans
16
English Quaker leader and advocate of religious freedom founded Pennsylvania
Roger Charleston
Roger Williams
John White
William Penn
17
temperance movement was a social and political campaign to reduce or eliminate alcohol consumption.
True
False
18
Jefferson's Embargo Act was intended to
Crush the US economy
All answers are correct
End impressment of US ships
Hurt the economies of both Britain and France
19
What enabled trade to most parts of the country?
Railroads
Cotton gin
Vulcanization of rubber
Telegraph
20
Patents are issued by:
Individual citizens
Governments
Entrepreneurs
Businesses
21
Named for the African coastal region where piracy of US ships ran rampant until 1815
African coast
Barbary Coast
Somalian Sea
Mediterranean coast
22
_____ dedicated her life to advocating for women's right to vote, giving speeches and organizing campaigns.
Sojourner truth
Lucy Stone
Susan B. Anthony
Eli Whitney
23
crops that are planted for the purpose of selling on the market or for export to make profit
Slave codes
Cash crops
headright
Headright
24
Which of the following was a key outcome of the Emancipation Proclamation?
It allowed enslaved people in Confederacy to join the Union army.
It prevented European powers from recognizing the Confederacy.
All of the above.
It immediately ended slavery throughout the United States.
25
Which political party supported an economy based on agriculture?
Democratic-Republicans
Federalist
26
True or False: In 1812 Britain had more troops in North America than the US
False
True
27
Which of the following was
NOT
a reason the US declared war on Britain in 1812
To make the west safe for settlement
To end impressment and ship seizures at sea
National pride was at stake (USS Chesapeake for example)
To stop the spread of Napoleon's empire
28
What do patents do for inventors?
Protected products from imitation for a set number of years.
Allowed inventors to avoid tariffs when exporting inventions
Grants inventors permanent protection for their inventions.
Guaranteed profits for inventions from the government for 20 years
29
Why did Industrial Revolution begin in America years after it started in Britain?
USA as at war with Britain and did not have time to implement new tech
USA was focused on expanding West
US was unable to get machine designs/tech. from GB( didnt want to share it)
USA was reluctant to transition from an agricultural society
30
What principle did South Carolina use to justify secession at the start of the Civil War?
Slavery was a property right
States’ rights
Federalism
Popular sovereignty
31
Which of the following did NOT happen because of the first Industrial Revolution in America?
High tariffs on imported manufactured goods
War Hawks calling for war against Britain for impressment of US sailors
Mass production of goods in factories
Increased rights for women
32
When people vote directly on the issue of slavery, it was called
Compromise
Initiative
Special election
Popular sovereignty
33
Which section of the U.S. favored strong state rights?
The Western frontier
The West Coast
The industrialized North
The South
34
South Carolina feared slave rebellion since they had around 58% enslaved population
True
False
35
Which group prevented a British victory in the South?
Loyalist
guerrilla troops
Mercenary
French Soldiers
36
Why did France begin seizing US ships and using impressment?What did US do that made France think it might turn on them?
The United States had used impressment on the French
The United States had signed Jay’s Treaty with Great Britain
The United States had signed Pinckney’s Treaty with Spain
The United States had attacked french ships
37
Violence erupted in this state over popular sovereignty earning it the nickname Bleeding _____?
Kansas
Texas
California
Nebraska
38
Which of the following best describes the significance of the Erie Canal?
The Erie Canal connected the Mississippi River to Lake Erie
The Erie Canal connected the St. Lawrence River to Lake Erie.
The Erie Canal connected the Ohio River to Lake Erie
The Erie Canal connected the Hudson River to Lake Erie.
39
Which of the following did not happen at New Orleans?
US had a decisive victory over the British
Andrew Jackson became a war hero
The Treaty of Ghent arrived in time to stop the fighting
The city was attacked by the British fleet
40
What was at the heart of the Industrial Revolution?
the cotton gin
farms, rivers, and streams
new machines and new technology
the steam generator
41
Treaty due to the Battle of Fallen Timbers led by anthony wayne & the Natives surrendering present-day Ohio to the US.
Treaty of Greenville
Treaty of Paris
Whiskey rebellion
Jay's treaty
42
"Lowell girls" refers to young women who worked in textile mills in Lowell, Massachusetts
False
True
43
North Carolina was the first state to secede
True
False
44
What effect did Thomas Paine's Common Sense have on the colonies?
It persuaded many colonists that America should be independent.
It petitioned the king to end quarrel between colonies and Great Britain.
It instilled fear of war in the colonists.
45
Abolition is to formally put an end to a system or practice
True
False
46
a person who wants to abolish slavery
Capitalist
opponent
abolitionist
patriot
47
What was a direct effect of the railroads?
Made trade easier within the whole country
It allowed immigration to be limited by officials
It made it harder to repair and replace parts on mechanical reapers.
All of the above
48
Which of the following was a reason New England was the perfect location for the Industrial revolution?
Rivers and Streams
Rich farmland
Far to ports
Reliable electricity
49
Susan B. Anthony was
a women's rights activist
who played a pivotal role in the women's suffrage movement.
False
True
50
Many merchants had slaves who were able to operate the machinery in mills.
True
False
51
Which group benefited from the Proclamation of 1763?
Colonist
Indigenous People
British
French
52
What was unions/norths plan at the beginning of the civil war?
Outlaw slavery in the whole United states
None of the above
Restore the Union
To keep the south separate from the north
53
What was a significant development in the way goods were made?
factory system
economic factors
wealthy merchant association
development of farms
54
Spiritual leader in colonial MA whochallenged authority—by preaching to both women andmen
Squanto
Samoset
John Winthrop
Anne Hutchinson
55
Which of these groups gained territory in North America as a result of the French and Indian War?
Spain
Great Britain
France
Portugal
56
How did the American Revolution impact other parts of the world?
It made other nations fearful of American strength.
It led to Great Britain giving up its other colonies.
It encouraged other nations to fight for their independence.
It made citizens of other nations fearful of a fight for independence.
57
What opened up a water route between the eastern seaboard and the Great Lakes
Gadsden purchase
Atlantic ocean
Lake Tahoe
Erie canal
58
_____ was the first state to secede from the union
Alabama
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
59
With whom did the US ally with during the Napoleonic Wars?
France
Both, secretly
Britain
Neither we remained neutral
60
Treaty that the British would withdraw from American soil ; it did not include impressment or interference trade
Whiskey rebellion
Pinckney's treaty
Jay's treaty
Proclamation of neutrality
61
This former slave, author, and elegant orator helped spread abolitionism in America.
Frederick Douglas
Malcolm X
Harriet Tubman
Dred Scott
62
Where did most of the fighting for the war take place?
The north
The south
The west
Abroad
63
Which side had excellent train rails ?
None of the above
North/Union
Western states
South/confederacy
64
What is true about the McCormick's Mechanical reaper and John Deere's Steel plow?
More people were able to settle the west
They increased agricultural production
None of the above
Both Red & blue
65
Which action did George Washington take during his presidency to protect the federal government's power?
He sent U.S. troops to crush the Whiskey Rebellion.
He approved higher federal taxes on the states.
He approved lower federal taxes on the state.
66
True or False: The British were able to effectively blockade the Atlantic coastline
True
False
67
A patent gives a person legal rights regarding an invention.
False
True
68
The southern states were known as the confederacy
False
True
69
Which of the following was
NOT
a precedent established by George Washington
Serving 2 terms as president
Refer to the President as “Mr. President” or "Excellency"
Holding a state of the union address
Creating a cabinet
70
This part of the Compromise of 1850 greatly angered Northerners?
The Fugitive Slave Act
The slave trade was banned in Washington D.C.
California entered as a free state
The Texas / New Mexican border dispute was fixed
71
Where did the Industrial Revolution begin?
Russia
China
England
New England
72
Something done or said that becomes an example for others to follow, a tradition
Partisan
precedent
bond
sedition
73
Interchangeable parts allowed for northern factories to succeed in production.
True
False
74
Which of the following caused the most deaths?
Frostbite
Starvation
Disease
Dehydration
75
States' right issue allowed southern states to believe that?
None of the above
Freedom to petition the government and freedom to disobey traffic laws
Whether states could secede from the union
If states could be cosidered states after population of 50,000
76
The northern states were known as the confederacy
True
False
77
This book by Harriet Beecher Stowe exposed many Americans to the horrors of slavery?
The Life of a Slave
Uncle Tom's Cabin
The Narrative of Frederick Douglas
Huckleberry Finn
78
Farmers were upset over a tax on a product they produced and turned violent so Washington sent troops to stop it.
Shay's rebellion
Jay's treaty
Whiskey rebellion
Treaty of Greenville
79
trade that includes the use of ships to transport goods by sea
Cash crops
Maritime trade
headright
Slave codes
80
a company whose is owned together by the shareholders (more than 1 owner)
Joint-stock Company
Pilgrims
Charter
Separatists
81
Why did the Second Continental Congress send the Olive Branch Petition?
to encourage colonists to join the army
to encourage british to join the war for independence
to persuade British troops to leave Boston
to ask King George to make peace with the colonies
82
slaves fled to Canada not Northern states bc the passage of the Fugitive Slave Act in 1850 made north return them south
True
False
83
Slaves could be captured in the North and returned to the South so they fled to Canada
True
False
84
In what area did many new industrial towns develop?
along mountain ranges
near oceans and bays
near other large towns
along rivers and streams
85
Which party believed in a strict reading of the Constitution?
Federalist
Democratic-republicans
86
Where did the confederacy surrender to the union?
Appomattox Court House, Virginia
Richmond, Virginia
Atlanta,Georgia
Shiloh, Tennessee
87
Disease was the largest reason people died during the war
False
True
88
Why was the Declaration of Independence written?
to explain why the colonies were separating from Great Britain
to instruct how a country wins its freedom
to offer a peace settlement to Great Britain
to start the American Revolution
89
How did the XYZ Affair get its name?
3 Spanish agents tried to sell Florida to the U.S. using Plan’s X, Y, and Z
3 unidentified British agents demanded that the Americans sign Jay’s Treaty
3 unidentified American agents were sent to France to work out a peace deal
3 unidentified French agents demanded a bribe from the US for peace.
90
What president gave the Emancipation Proclamation that all persons held as slaves in Confederate states were to be free?
Ulysses S. Grant
Stephen Douglas
Andrew Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
91
The south suffered the most destruction since most fighting took place there.
False
True
92
Allowed the president to imprison aliens and to send those he considered dangerous out of the country.
Sedition act
Naturalization act
Citizenship act
Alien Act
93
1st Governor of The Massachusetts Bay Colony and as a leading Puritan founder of New England
John Winthrop
John Smith
William Penn
John Rolfe
94
Abraham Lincoln was a member of this new party created to stop the spread of slavery?
Whigs
Republicans
Democratic-Republicans
Democrats
95
What is one geographic advantage the South had over the North?
The South had more waterways for their navy.
The North had no map-making industries.
Northerners would be uncomfortable in the hot Southern climate.
The South was fighting in its own territory.
96
Norths transportation network of roads/canals/ railroads gave North an advantage over South going into the Civil War.
False
True
97
Which identifies why New England was a favorable region to build textile factories in the Industrial Revolution?
Ports, Cotton production, and Slave Labor
Rivers/Streams, Cotton production, and Slave Labor
Labor, Ports, and Rivers/Streams
Poor farming soil, Free land, and Cotton production
98
Which of the following did NOT happen in the DC/Baltimore area?
British lose at Ft. McHenry in Baltimore - Jose can you see?
Giant US flag burned in effigy by British
Washington DC was burned
Britain sent thousands of fresh troops
99
Which of these describes the progress of the war?
Americans outnumbered British, defeating them at the Battle of Yorktown.
At first Americans were outmatched but their skills & tactics improved
The British won every battle until the final one.
100
The Underground Railroad was a secret network of people who helped enslaved people escape to freedom
False
True
101
Which of the following was
NOT
a reason New England was the perfect location for the IR?
Close to ports
Poor farmland
Rivers and Streams
Reliable electricity
102
True or False: Native Americans helped the US forces in the west
False
True
103
form of labor where an individual is under contract to work without a salary to repay a loan.
Pilgrims
Indentured servants
Puritans
Separatists
104
Required that aliens be residents for 14 years instead of 5 years before they became eligible for U.S. citizenship.
Sedition act
Citizenship act
Alien Act
Naturalization act
105
Alexander Hamilton was the leader of which political party?
Federalist
Democratic-republicans
106
Interchangeable parts are identical components that can be used in place of each other why were they important?
It was needed for mass production of goods in factories
It decreased the amount of people needed to work a engine
It made farming more labor intensive for enslaved people
All of the above
107
Trade system that operated between Europe, Africa, and the Americas from the 16th to 19th centuries
Spatial standars
Triangular Trade
Middle passage
Fantasy
108
After Lincoln was elected this state became the first to secede from the Union?
South Carolina
Virgina
Alabama
Mississippi
109
Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland, Delaware, West Virginia were known during the war as?
Southern states
Western territories
Border states
Northern states
110
Why did the Embargo Act fail
All of the above
The piracy continued
England and France just purchased good s from other sources
Jefferson would not lower the tariffs
111
Confederate General Lee surrendered to the union's General Grant at Appomattox
True
False
112
What was the main benefit of Robert Fulton’s steamboat invention?
Slaves could now be transported quicker & easier for auction in the South.
Travel on canals became easier as canals had no currents.
Travel time decreased as steamboat could now travel against the current.
Travel time between New York City and Los Angeles was cut in half
113
Who is known as the Father of the American Industrial Revolution for bringing technology from england to america?
All of the above
Eli Whitney
Samuel Slater
Sojourner Truth
114
Border states refers to the slave-holding states that remained within the Union during the conflict.
True
False
115
In the United States of America, the Industrial Revolution began in
New England (north)
The South
The Midwest
The West
116
Which party believed in the creation of the National Bank?
Federalist
Democratic-republicans
117
This was the concept that the different regions developed different economic & political goals?
Civil war
Federalism
Sectionalism
Regionalism
118
Who invented both the cotton gin & interchangeable parts?
Eli Whitney
James Hartford
James Watt
Cyrus McCormick
119
What impact did the Industrial Revolution have on female employees?
Women left factories to return to their roles of caring for the household
Women proved to be less efficient than male employees due to inexperience
Women began to organize, become educated, & expand their role.
Women did not maintain the cleanliness of the factory
120
English explorer who helped found and LEAD the colony at Jamestown
William Penn
John Rolfe
John Smith
John Winthrop
121
What was true about the workers in lowell factories?( 2 answers)
Females
African-Americans
Young
Male immigrants
122
document gave Americans navigation of the Mississippi and the right to trade in New Orleans by agreement with Spain
Treaty of Greenville
Whiskey rebellion
Jay's treaty
Pinckney’s Treaty
123
The first governing document of Plymouth Colony, signed on November 11, 1620 by adult male passengers on the Mayflower
Protestantism
Pilgrims
Charter
Mayflower compact
124
Who helped fugitive slaves find safe houses and freedom on the underground railroad?
Black soldiers
Northern merchants
conductors
Telepathist
125
What is Samuel Slater known for?
All of the above
essentially starting the American Industrial Revolution
bringing the secrets of building textile machines to the United States
Establishing the first textile mill in the United States:
126
accompanied a FAILED colonizing expedition to Roanoke in present-day North Carolina
Roger Williams
John White
William Penn
Roger Charleston
127
document granting certain specified rights, powers,privileges, or functions from the sovereign power of a state
Pilgrims
Charter
Separatists
Joint-stock Company
128
Samuel Slater is most known for bringing the secrets of building textile machines to the United States
True
False
129
The quote in the picture is from Sojourner Truth for which group of people is she concerned?
All of the above
Children
African-Americans
Women
130
Import refers to goods that a country buys from another country
True
False
131
The Continental army was made up of
only troops from the New England colonies
troops from throughout Great Britain
troops from all the colonies
132
Which describes the economics of cotton circa 1840
Low supply, low price, high demand
High supply, high price, high demand
High supply, low price, low demand
Low supply, high price, high demand
133
Which party believed in a strong federal government?
Federalist
Democratic-republicans
134
laws that governed enslaved people in the Americas, particularly in the Atlantic slave trade
Maritime trade
Cash crops
Slave codes
headright
135
Southern states assumed due to their state rights they could secede from the United States
True
False
136
tyranny is an unjust use of government power
False
True
137
Which was an effect of the industrial revolution?
All of the above
Urbanization
Opportunities for women
immigration
138
Which of the following was NOT used as a power source in the industrial revolution?
All of these were used
Steam engine
Animals
Rivers and streams
139
goods that a country sells to another.
Imports
Wire transfer
Exports
140
The period in history when many people left their homes and farms to work in mills was called the Industrial Revolution
False
True
141
The Civil War began with the
election of Abraham Lincoln to the presidency.
declaration of war by President Lincoln.
firing of Confederate guns on Fort Miles.
abolition of slavery in the South.
142
What was
NOT
a cause of the Civil War?
Sectionalism
State's rights vs. federal supremacy
Racism only existed in the South
Slavery
143
What was the plan to surround the Confederate states and cutting them off from help/supplies ?
Anaconda plan
None of the above
Planters act
Compromise of 1850
144
increased cotton production led to
increased demand for slaves
All of the above
A shift away from cotton to tobacco production
Replacing slaves with more skilled laborers.
145
Thomas Jefferson was the leader of which political party?
Democratic-republicans
Federalist
146
The British government established the Proclamation Line of 1763 mainly to
avoid conflicts with Native American Indians
provide access to the Mississippi River
expand the 13 colonies
promote the fur trade
147
Which document announced that America would stay out of the conflict in Europe?
Treaty of Greenville
Pinckney's treaty
Proclamation of Neutrality
Jay's treaty
148
Which novel helped the abolition movement by showing the inhumane conditions of slavery in the south?
Four Hundred Souls
Uncle Tom's cabin
A Tale of Two Cities
Common Sense
149
Why did African Americans join the Continental army?
They blamed Great Britain for their enslavement.
They had excellent military skills
They were generously paid to join the army.
They hoped independence would lead to an end of slavery
150
New England offered ideal conditions for farming.
False
True
151
How could the pre-war Northern economy be categorized?
Industrial
Agrarian
Socialist
Farming based
152
increase in cotton production led to slaves doing the labor of growing and harvesting the cotton.
False
True
153
"Lowell men" refers to elderly men who worked in textile mills in Lowell, Massachusetts
False
True
154
The emancipation Proclamation freed all slaves living in the Confederate/southern states
False
True
155
Abraham Lincoln's debates with this man were covered nationally and their stands on slavery?
Stephen Douglas
John C. Calhoun
Henry Clay
Daniel Webster
156
To Great Britain, the signing of the Declaration of Independence was
An act of mischief
An act of treason
An act of bravery
An act of insanity
157
Before 1760, which statement best describes the colonies?
The colonies were united into one government
The colonies depended upon the British government.
The colonies had assemblies that passed laws.
The colonies had representation in Parliament.
158
The following industry mechanized very early and was the first to successfully do so:
textile
Shipping
Railroads
leather
159
What was a strength of the union/north
Large agricultural center
Highly motivated population
Large numbers of railroad tracks
Low immigration
160
The erie canal set up a water route between the eastern seaboard and the Great Lakes
True
False
161
What message was sent by George Washington's response to the Whiskey Rebellion?
The government will respond favorably to violent rebellion.
He created the first cabinet
The candidate with the second most votes.
The government would use force to maintain order.
162
when farmers grow crops on smallholdings to meet the needs of themselves and their families.
Slave codes
Headright
headright
Subsistence Farmers
163
abolishing is putting an end to (a system, practice, or institution).
False
True
164
Which of the following was
not
a danger to US merchants sailing the seas circa 1810
Pirates might attack you
Sea monsters
Britain might impress your ship and crew
France might steal your cargo
165
Made it a crime to speak, write, or publish "false, scandalous, and malicious" criticisms of the government.
Alien Act
Sedition act
Citizenship act
Naturalization act
166
This Supreme Court case infuriated many Northerners denying due process to African Americans?
Tinker vs. Des Moines
Plessy vs. Ferguson
Brown vs. the Board of Education
Dred Scott vs. Sanford
167
The guides on the Underground Railroad were called "conductors". They helped fugitive slaves find & reach freedom.
True
False
168
Which party believed that wealthy, well-educated men should run the government?
Federalist
Democratic-republicans
169
What did the temperance movement believe was contributing to the moral decline of the United States?
None of these are true
Religion
Alcohol
Coffee
170
When rebels fired on this federal fort, the Civil War was officially underway?
Fort Sumter
West Point
Fort Necessity
Fort McHenry
171
The temperance movement was a social and political campaign to reduce or eliminate alcohol consumption.
False
True
172
This man was elected as the 4th President in 1808 after Jefferson stepped down.
None of these are correct
Charles Pinkney
James Madison
James Monroe
173
founded the colony of Providence in present-day Rhode Island in 1636
William Penn
John White
Roger Williams
Roger Charleston
174
Group that rejected religious ceremonies, no leaders and believed in equality for men/women primarily in Pennsylvania
Protestants
Quakers
Separatists
Charter
175
The Southern economy relied on this for increased profits?
Tariffs
Slavery
Factories
Modern farming equipment
176
Why did the Treaty of Ghent take so long to arrive?
Britain and US could not agree on terms
Carrier pigeons are slow... duh!
The first ship sank on the way and they had to resend it
Ships are slow.... duh!
177
Who were the War Hawks
Americans who blamed Britain for trade issues
All answers are correct
British citizens angered by US growth and prosperity
Americans who were angered by Britain's role in Tippecanoe
178
The Napoleonic Wars involved...
France
Britain
Napoleon Bonaparte
All of the above
179
Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 made it increasingly dangerous for escaped slaves to stay in the Northern states
True
False
180
One weakness of the British army was that they
were well trained
had fewer soldiers
Had no supplies
were fighting far from home
181
What was President Adams’ response to the XYZ affair?
Adams paid the bribe money to France in exchange for peace.
did not pay the bribe money to France and told Congress to prepare for war
Adams paid the bribe money to Britain in exchange for peace.
did not pay the bribe money to UK/GB and told Congress to prepare for war.
182
Beginning in the 1780s, _______________________ engines were used to power boats.
Electricity
Steam
Coal
Oil
183
Which of the following was NOT an impact of the invention of the cotton gin by Eli Whitney?
Cotton production increase due to the increased ability to process cotton.
The demand for slaves increased because of the production of cotton.
More textile mills were built in the North because of proximity to cotton
The demand for slaves declined due to the reduction in labor demands.
184
Where were the first armed conflicts of the American Revolution?
Lexington & Concord
Bunker Hill
Yorktown
Saratoga
185
Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland, Delaware, West Virginia were all border states
True
False
186
willingness to accept feelings, habits, or beliefs that are different from your own
Quakers
headright
Subsistence
Tolerance
187
Who developed the system of interchangeable parts?
Lucy Larcom
Francis Cabot Lowell
Samuel Slater
Eli Whitney
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repeal to cancel or remove a law
True
False
189
Which of the following is the best definition of minutemen?
soldiers who were ready to fight
British officers and troops in America
delegates from the colonies
colonists who were loyal to Great Britain
190
a person who believes that war and violence are unjustifiable
the arrangement of events or dates in the order of their occurrence.
Economic theory that describes the act of gaining wealth.
Lanform
Pacifist
191
Which party believed in the average American having an active role in the U.S. government?
Democratic-republicans
Federalist
192
Which of the following was
NOT
a result of the War of 1812?
Federalist Party ruined due to their lack of support for war
Britain gave up Florida to the US
US and Britain became long-term allies
National pride surged as we entered the Era of Good Feelings
193
As president, George Washington tried to keep the United States out of world conflicts by:
Gave Congress control over trade between states
He sent U.S. troops to crush the Whiskey Rebellion.
declaring U.S. neutrality in wars between other countries.
Raising money for the national government by supporting new taxes
194
land grant program used in the 13 British colonies during colonial America
Slave codes
headright
Maritime trade
Cash crops
195
Fort sumter is known as?
The first battle of the civil war
None of the above
The last battle of the civil war
The turning point of the war
196
Under President George Washington, the U.S. federal government became more powerful by:
Outlawing some forms of criticism against the government
taking more control over the U.S. economy.
Laws passed by Congress that gave the president the power to arrest.
Approved higher federal taxes on the states.