Which of the following is FALSE about the 2nd Great Awakening?

Emphasized that people must connect with God through the clergy/church

Which of the following led to increased sectionalism?

The Election of 1820 between Jackson and Adams, ultimately decided by House

Which of the following laws was representative of Jefferson's belief in peaceable coercion?

Embargo Act, blocking American exports to all countries

Which of the following was NOT a Jackson-endorsed action?

Expanding state powers to check federal corruption such as nullification

Which of the following was a cause of the War of 1812?

British interference with US shipping and the impressment of US sailors

What was not an invention during the Market Revolution?

The Bessemer process for steel production

Which of the following statements about Antebellum reforms is true?

Horace Mann's work in educational reform led to increased public schools

What was the Tallmadge Amendment?

Proposed Missouri enter as a slave state, but no new slaves could enter it

What is the best definition of judicial review?

The power of the Supreme Court to declare a law unconstitutional

Which of the following was NOT a reason for the Louisiana Purchase?

Jefferson's domestic policy towards expanding federal power

Which group was most likely to support Whig party in the 1930s?

Evangelical Protestants and business owners

Which of the following is TRUE about the Market Revolution?

It led to an increase of women in the workforce

Which of the following ways was NOT a way African Americans resisted slavery?

Petitions and attempts at legal confrontation

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1
Which of the following is FALSE about the 2nd Great Awakening?
It increased American nationalism but also conflict regarding slavery
Emphasized that people must connect with God through the clergy/church
Key leaders in the movement were called "New Light preachers"
Was the starting point of Mormonism, led by Joseph Smith
2
Which of the following led to increased sectionalism?
The Monroe Doctrine, establishing America as the dominant influence in NA
American System (Henry Clay) attempts to stabilize the national currency
The development of American art, literature, and romanticism
The Election of 1820 between Jackson and Adams, ultimately decided by House
3
Which of the following laws was representative of Jefferson's belief in peaceable coercion?
Embargo Act, blocking American exports directly towards Britain and France
Embargo Act, blocking American exports to all countries
Macon's Bill No. 2, pitting France and UK against each other for US trade
Louisiana Purchase, using diplomacy and money in foreign relations w France
4
Which of the following was NOT a Jackson-endorsed action?
Vetoing of the 2nd National Bank that supported elites
Expanding state powers to check federal corruption such as nullification
Creating the spoils system which allowed government corruption
Removal of Native Americans such as the Trail of Tears
5
Which of the following was a cause of the War of 1812?
The US's decision to end the Embargo Act, a step out of isolationism
None of the above
British interference with US shipping and the impressment of US sailors
American policies of westward expansion conflicting with British interests
6
What was not an invention during the Market Revolution?
Telegraphs that could send messages as fast as electricity
Cotton gin (separating cotton fibers from seeds)
The Bessemer process for steel production
Boats with steam-powered engines
7
Which of the following statements about Antebellum reforms is true?
Women's rights advocacy was unsuccessful due to backlash from the South
Utopian societies like Brook Farm demonstrated success of socialism abroad
Horace Mann's work in educational reform led to increased public schools
Temperance movements by the ATS led to a new social pov towards alcohol
8
What was the Tallmadge Amendment?
Proposed Missouri's slave/free distinction be decided by its population
Proposed Missouri enter as a slave state, but was rejected
Proposed Missouri enter as a slave state, but no new slaves could enter it
Passed with the Missouri Compromise to ensure Missouri would be free
9
Which of the following does NOT demonstrate Jefferson's expansion of federal powers?
Establishment of National Bank
The Louisiana Purchase
The Barbary Wars
Furthering of Adams administration's Alien and Sedition Acts
10
What is the best definition of judicial review?
Right of state courts to challenge federal laws through Court of Appeals
The power of the Supreme Court to declare a law unconstitutional
Ability of Congress to override Supreme Court decisions with a 2/3 vote
The authority of the executive and legislative to review judicial rulings
11
Which of the following was NOT a reason for the Louisiana Purchase?
Jefferson's domestic policy towards expanding federal power
Jefferson wanted to limit French power in the Mississippi
Napoleon was primarily concerned with Europe and needed monetary support
Spanish revocation of American rights to trade in New Orleans
12
Which of the following cases determined that only the federal government could decide interstate commerce?
Johnson v. McIntosh
McCulloh v. Maryland
Dartmouth v. Woodward
Gibbons v. Ogden
13
Which group was most likely to support Whig party in the 1930s?
Evangelical Protestants and business owners
Small farmers in the South
Urban laborers and immigrants
Women and racial minorities (African Americans)
14
Which of the following is TRUE about the Market Revolution?
It shifted from working at urban establishments to work in the home
It increased Asian Americans in the workforce through unskilled labor
It furthered innovation and tech in the North and led to expansion North
It led to an increase of women in the workforce
15
Which of the following ways was NOT a way African Americans resisted slavery?
Singing at slow tempos
Petitions and attempts at legal confrontation
Revolts like Nat Turner's rebellion
Theft or property destruction

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