Andrew Jackson could be described as a

frontier aristocrat, advocate for the common man

The 1848 women's rights convention in Seneca Falls, New York, was a protest against:

customs & laws that gave women status inferior to men

The term “popular sovereignty” refers to allowing

residents of a territory to vote on the status of slavery

The North in Antebellum America

Cities became overpopulated and polluted

A distinguishing feature of American society in the early nineteenth century was the:

discovery of lands west of the mississippi

During the presidential administration of Andrew Jackson:

Congress passed first many measures providing Indian Removal

The rise of the factory began in the

textile industry in the Northeast

During Jackson’s presidency common people gained political power through followin means except

enfranchisement of women and free blacks

The slavery discussion at the time of the Missouri Compromise involved

Preserving the balance of power of North/South in the Senate

Which is true of immigrants to the U.S. in the Antebellum period?

Irish immigrants tended to settle in cities, Most German immigrants settled in the rural Midwest

Which of the following statements about the Monroe Doctrine is accurate?

stressed Europe & the West had different political system

The inauguration of Andrew Jackson in 1829 was significant because it

signified the empowerment of a heretofore poor Americans

The idea of Manifest Destiny included all of the following beliefs EXCEPT:

Commerce & industry decline as nation expanded agricultural

In 1819, the application by Missouri for admission to the Union raisedthe issue of

Balance of political power between north and south states

The theory of nullification is based onthe principle that

“savages” who could not be civilized

The Missouri Compromise did which of thefollowing?

AllowedMaine to enter the Union as a free state

Antebellum feminists were generally

active in other reform movements as well

The presidential election of 1840 is often considered the first “modern” election because

Parties for the first time campaigned to all eligible voters

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1
Womens sufferage was helped by the rise of which movement?
Immigration movement
Nativist movement
Temperance movement
Labor movement
2
Between 1830 and 1890, the number of immigrants to North America
decreased marginally
increased sharply
decreased sharply
increased marginally
3
Social reformer who campaigned for women's rights, the temperance, and was an abolitionist
Betty Friedan
Ida Tarbell
Margaret Sanger
Susan B. Anthony
4
Andrew Jackson could be described as a
frontier aristocrat, advocate for the common man
wealthy eastern merchant , brittish Ally
poor western farmer , man of the common person
southern plantation owner , link to scandals in the north
5
The 1848 women's rights convention in Seneca Falls, New York, was a protest against:
using female workers in textile factories
abuses of slave women on southern plantations
customs & laws that gave women status inferior to men
failure of the Whig Party to endorse national suffrage women
6
The Antebellum North had a _______________ economy
Agricultural
International
Merchant
Industrial
7
The term “popular sovereignty” refers to allowing
residents of a territory to vote on the status of slavery
citizens to reject an increase in property tax rates
voters in a state to hold an election to recall an elected official
a state to decide whether it will secede from the Union
8
The temperance movement of the 1800s featured
confessions of alcoholics about their disastrous lives
efforts to restrict availability of liquor by legislation
all of the answers
calls for making the production of liquor illegal
9
What is the Woman's Sufferage Movement?
when women suffer
the right to vote
a game
having equal rights
10
The North in Antebellum America
Irish immigrants came North from the South
Women were treated as equals
Cities became overpopulated and polluted
Slavery increased due to cotton
11
The Seneca Falls convention of 1848promoted
conservation of natural resources
religious toleration
women’s rights
a ban on the consumption of alcohol
12
A distinguishing feature of American society in the early nineteenth century was the:
disdain for voluntary civic associations
Creation of original forms of art and architecture
discovery of lands west of the mississippi
Increasing readership of newspapers
13
During the presidential administration of Andrew Jackson:
number of banks, each printing its own currency, increased
Supreme Court rulings laid rest the issues of states' rights
Economy flourished as result of Jackson's fiscal policies
Congress passed first many measures providing Indian Removal
14
Women's rights convention.List women's grievances against laws & customs that discriminated.
Women's strike for equality
Seneca Falls Convention
Boston Women's Convention
Pennsylvania Women's Conference
15
Movement of restraint or moderation, especially in regards to alcohol or food
Great Awakening
Prohibition
Restraint
Temperance
16
The most prominent black abolitionist of the 1850s was
David Walker
Frederick Douglass
William Lloyd Garrison
Theodore Dwight Weld
17
U.S. educator who introduced reforms that significantly altered the system of public education
James Fennimore Cooper
Nathanial Hawthorne
Horace Mann
Washington Irving
18
What does reform mean?
To do away with something because it is bad.
To approve of something.
To add to something.
To change for the better.
19
The rise of the factory began in the
munitions industry in the Southeast
shoe industry in the Southeast
steel refineries of the Midwest
textile industry in the Northeast
20
The native american tribe that most successfully resisted removal was the
Seminole
Creek
Choctaw
Cherokee
21
During Jackson’s presidency common people gained political power through followin means except
increase in opportunity to hold political office
enfranchisement of women and free blacks
challenge of entrenched office holders
creation of national nominatingconventions
22
During the 1830s, immigrants primarily came from
Asia and Africa
Northern and Western Europe
Latin America
Southern and Eastern Europe
23
The slavery discussion at the time of the Missouri Compromise involved
sectional disagreements but no real talk of abolition
northern justification for acceptance of abolitionism
constitutional arguments for the continuation of slavery
Preserving the balance of power of North/South in the Senate
24
The 19th Amendment granted what group sufferage
18 year olds
Everyone
Women
Slaves
25
The development of the North and the South differed in that the South
had fewer cities
did not expand to the West
used more wage labor
became less agricultural
26
Which country was the first country in the world to give universal sufferage to women?
Wales
New Zealand
Australia
Canada
27
Which is true of immigrants to the U.S. in the Antebellum period?
Most German immigrants settled in cities
Irish immigrants tended to settle in cities
Most German immigrants settled in the rural Midwest
The largest group was the French
28
Which of the following statements about the Monroe Doctrine is accurate?
simultaneously w/ British policy statement on Latin America
seriousobjections of Secretary of State John Quincy Adams.
stressed Europe & the West had different political system
immediatelyaccepted as international law
29
The inauguration of Andrew Jackson in 1829 was significant because it
signified the empowerment of a heretofore poor Americans
symbolized a return to traditional upper-class values
ended the tradition of raucous inaugural celebrations
reaffirmed the control of the politicalelite
30
The idea of Manifest Destiny included all of the following beliefs EXCEPT:
Extent of American domain was from the tropics to the Arctic
Commerce & industry decline as nation expanded agricultural
Westward expansion was both inevitable and beneficial
God had selected America as a chosen land and people
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1. caused judicial review 2. Power of supreme court to invalidate act of congress
Marbury v. Madison
Fletcher v. Peck
Strader v. Graham
Dred Scott v. Stanford
32
War between the U.S. & England was trying to interfere with American trade with France
battle of new orleans
war of 1812
battle of tippecanoe
New orleans
33
In 1819, the application by Missouri for admission to the Union raisedthe issue of
Balance of political power between north and south states
Opposition to slavery on moral grounds
Status of labor in newly admitted states
All of the other answers
34
The theory of nullification is based onthe principle that
In the early 1800s, most people thought that Indians were
“primitives” who needed to be protected
“savages” who could not be civilized
“innocents” who had no knowledge of evil
35
Antebellum America means:
The war to end all wars
Time of peace and prosperity
The Time Before the War
The Era of Good Feeling
36
Cash crop during Antebellum America?
Cotton
Tobacco
Lumber
Corn
37
Which future nurse during the Civil War promoted prison reform?
Stanton
Elizabeth Barton
Dorothea Dix
Florence Nightingale
38
The Missouri Compromise did which of thefollowing?
Prohibited slavery in all territory of Louisiana Purchase.
Admission Union of future states inpairs of 1 free, 1 slave
Settled the question of congressional power overslavery
AllowedMaine to enter the Union as a free state
39
Antebellum feminists were generally
devoted to the issue of women's rights only
united in their goals and methods
indifferent to political issues
active in other reform movements as well
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The presidential election of 1840 is often considered the first “modern” election because
there was a very low turnout of eligible voters
voting patterns were similar to those later in 1890’s
Parties for the first time campaigned to all eligible voters
slavery issue was first raised in this campaign

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