History help on Final Exam
QUESTION 1
Why did William Lloyd Garrison’s endorsement of the Grimké sisters divide the abolitionist movement?
They supported colonization. | ||
They attended the Seneca Falls Convention. | ||
They advocated equal rights for women. | ||
They lectured to co-ed audiences. |
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QUESTION 2
Which community or movement is associated with transcendentalism?
the Oneida Community | ||
Brook Farm | ||
Fourierism | ||
the Ephrata Cloister |
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QUESTION 3
Why did southern expansionists conduct filibuster expeditions?
to gain political advantage | ||
to annex new slave states | ||
to map unknown territories | ||
to prove they could raise an army |
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QUESTION 4
Texans defeated the army of General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna at the battle of ________.
the Alamo | ||
Austin | ||
San Jacinto | ||
Nacogdoches |
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QUESTION 5
The first temperance laws were enacted by ________.
local governments | ||
temperance organizations | ||
the federal government | ||
state governments |
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QUESTION 6
Location 7 is
New Mexico Territory | ||
Indian Territory | ||
Texas | ||
Arizona Territory |
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QUESTION 7
The state indicated by #5 is
Missouri | ||
Kentucky | ||
Tennessee | ||
Ohio |
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QUESTION 8
The battle of Antietam was fought to a draw in the state of
Pennsylvania | ||
Georgia | ||
Virginia | ||
Maryland |
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QUESTION 9
Location 4 is
Arizona Territory | ||
New Mexico Territory | ||
Utah Territory | ||
Kansas Territory |
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QUESTION 10
The city indicated by #3 is
Philadelphia | ||
Dover | ||
New York City | ||
Washington |
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QUESTION 11
Location 3 is
Oregon Territory | ||
Kansas Territory | ||
Washington Territory | ||
Nebraska Territory |
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QUESTION 12
The four slave states which DID NOT secede were
Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, Maryland | ||
Delaware, Maryland, Kentucky, Missouri | ||
Arkansas, Maryland, Missouri, Kentucky | ||
Maryland, West Virginia, Missouri, Tennessee |
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QUESTION 13
Which of the following is most closely associated with the Connecticut Compromise, which resolved the issue of representation in Congress?
George Washington | ||
James Madison | ||
Alexander Hamilton | ||
Ben Franklin |
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QUESTION 14
Which was the first state to approve the new Constitution?
Pennsylvania | ||
Delaware | ||
Georgia | ||
New Jersey |
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QUESTION 15
The American Cincinnatus refers to
Thomas Jefferson. | ||
Henry Knox. | ||
George Washington. | ||
Benjamin Franklin. |
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QUESTION 16
Local battles over debt, currency, and credit issues hit which area the hardest?
South Carolina and Georgia backcountry | ||
port cities such as New York and Philadelphia | ||
New England | ||
Chesapeake |
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QUESTION 17
The Black Hawk War
marked the end of armed Indian resistance north of the Ohio River and east of the Mississippi. | ||
began with Indian uprisings in Canada. | ||
started with the massacre of white settlers on the Bad Axe River. | ||
inspired the Winnebago uprising in Wisconsin in 1826. |
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QUESTION 18
Andrew Jackson vetoed the charter of the Bank of the United States because he
hated its director. | ||
blamed it for causing the Panic of 1819. | ||
favored paper currency over hard money. | ||
wanted to appease eastern financiers. |
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QUESTION 19
The Whig Party was founded by
Martin Van Buren | ||
Henry Clay | ||
John Tyler | ||
Andrew Jackson |
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QUESTION 20
After the Whig triumph in 1840, William Henry Harrison __________.
rewarded supporters by approving pork-barrel legislation | ||
died one month after taking office | ||
set about reversing the policies of the Jacksonian Democrats | ||
worked to build a bipartisan approach to government |
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QUESTION 21
The Whigs drew their greatest support from all the following groups EXCEPT
supporters of Henry Clay. | ||
pro-national bank merchants and factory owners. | ||
urban workers. | ||
Southerners opposed to Jackson's federalism. |
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QUESTION 22
Robert Fulton
developed the mechanical harvester. | ||
invented the power loom. | ||
pioneered steam navigation on American rivers. | ||
invented the cotton gin. |
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QUESTION 23
Why did many mainstream Protestants react with hostility to the founding of the Mormon Church?
They saw the group as competition. | ||
They regarded the new group’s theology and textual inspiration with suspicion. | ||
They were envious of the Mormons’ work to spread their beliefs. | ||
They were worried that the Mormons might receive special tax breaks. |
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QUESTION 24
One of the best mechanisms for the development of community on the frontier were
vigilante posses | ||
camp meetings | ||
surveying crews | ||
canals |
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QUESTION 25
What was the first state to secede?
South Carolina | ||
Virginia | ||
Georgia | ||
North Carolina |
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QUESTION 26
In regard to industrial capacity, __________.
both the North and the South were lacking compared to other industrial regions of the world. | ||
the North was superior | ||
the North and the South were about evenly matched | ||
the South was superior |
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QUESTION 27
The Wilmot Proviso sought to
draft Martin Van Buren as the Free-Soil party's candidate in 1848. | ||
build a compromise over the question of slavery. | ||
ban slavery from all territory acquired from Mexico. | ||
re-unify the Whigs and Jacksonian Democrats. |
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QUESTION 28
Which of the following best revealed the deepening national political crisis in the election of 1856?
James Buchanan was elected to the presidency. | ||
The Whigs found consensus on the question of slavery. | ||
The Democrats rejected the virtue of sectional compromise. | ||
The Republicans, led by Free-Soiler John C. Fremont, carried 11 of 16 free states but no slave states. |
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QUESTION 29
Which of the following is true of Battle of Bull Run in 1861?
Union and Confederate soldiers never encountered each other in battle. | ||
Confederate forces followed up their victory with an assault on Washington, D. C. | ||
It led the Union to abandon a purely offensive strategy. | ||
Northerners came to realize that suppression of the rebellion would not be easy. |
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QUESTION 30
Which of the following figures did not actively challenge the status of women in the early American republic?
Phillis Wheatley | ||
Judith Sargent Murray | ||
Mercy Otis Warren | ||
Abigail Adams |
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QUESTION 31
Which of the following was not a cause of the Panic of 1819?
Prices for American commodities dropped. | ||
Banks hoarded gold and silver. | ||
The Second Bank of the United States made risky loans. | ||
States chartered too many banks. |
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QUESTION 32
Which is the best characterization of textile mill workers in the early nineteenth century?
male and female indentured servants from Great Britain who worked hard to win their freedom | ||
young men who found freedom in the rowdy lifestyle of mill work | ||
young farm women whose behavior was closely monitored | ||
experienced artisans who shared their knowledge in exchange for part ownership in the company |
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QUESTION 33
Which of the following is not one of the rights the Bill of Rights guarantees?
the right to freedom of speech | ||
the right to a trial by jury | ||
the right to bear arms | ||
the right to an education |
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QUESTION 34
The abolition of the foreign slave trade in 1807 led to _______.
a reform movement calling for the complete end to slavery in the United States | ||
a dramatic decrease in the price and demand for slaves | ||
the rise of a thriving domestic slave trade | ||
the decline of cotton production |
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QUESTION 35
Identify the Miami chief who conquered two American Generals before being defeated at the Battle of Fallen Timbers.
Little Turtle | ||
Wahoo McDaniel | ||
Tecumseh | ||
Mad Anthony |
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QUESTION 36
In the 1800 election, __________ was characterized as a godless supporter of the French Revolution.
Aaron Burr | ||
Alexander Hamilton | ||
Thomas Jefferson | ||
John Adams |
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QUESTION 37
The Alien and Sedition Acts
was declared constitutional by the Supreme Court. | ||
targeted newspapers critical of the Adams administration. | ||
virtually made Democratic-Republicans guilty of treason. | ||
all of the above. |
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QUESTION 38
Which of the following was the Lewis and Clark expedition NOT commissioned to do by the federal government?
Negotiate with area Indian tribes to facilitate settlement of American ranchers and miners. | ||
Conduct scientific observations. | ||
Claim Oregon for the United States. | ||
Search for a northwest waterway to open up the fur trade. |
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QUESTION 39
George Washington's secretary of state was
Benjamin Franklin. | ||
Alexander Hamilton. | ||
Thomas Jefferson. | ||
John Adams. |
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QUESTION 40
Common Sense advocated
peace at all costs. | ||
a negotiated compromise between the British government and the colonies. | ||
autonomous colonial governments within the British Empire. | ||
independence and a republican form of government. |
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QUESTION 41
George Washington, fearful that his army was dwindling to nothing in the winter of 1776, took a "desperate gamble" to revive the morale of his troops. What was this desparate gamble?
The use of European military officers to train his troops at Valley Forge. | ||
An attack on British forces in New York City. | ||
Allowing his men to take some leave to go home and visit their families. | ||
The crossing of the Delaware to attack Trenton |
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QUESTION 42
Which of the following is credited with actually writing the Declaration of Independence?
Benjamin Franklin | ||
Richard Henry Lee | ||
John Hancock | ||
Thomas Jefferson |
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QUESTION 43
The British commander of the final stages of the southern campaign was
Charles Cornwallis. | ||
Henry Clinton. | ||
Nathaniel Greene. | ||
Francis Marrion. |
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QUESTION 44
Ethan Allen
proposed an invasion of Canada and the capture of Montreal. | ||
organized the defense of New York City. | ||
commanded the assault on Quebec. | ||
led the Green Mountain Boys and captured Fort Ticonderoga. |
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QUESTION 45
Which of the following individuals was a leading Transcendentalist?
Robert Owen | ||
Henry David Thoreau | ||
Edgar Allan Poe | ||
Herman Melville |
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QUESTION 46
Denmark Vesey
worked to free the slaves in the Danish West Indies. | ||
was accused of plotting a slave revolt in Charleston. | ||
invented the smallpox inoculation. | ||
led the religious revival that became the Second Great Awakening. |
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QUESTION 47
Temperance reformers supported
women's rights. | ||
the abolition of slavery. | ||
religious passivism. | ||
prohibition of alcohol. |
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QUESTION 48
Which of the following is NOT a true statement about Lorenzo de Zavala?
General of Tejano forces in the Texas Revolution | ||
Governor of Mexico State | ||
Holder of an empresario grant in Texas | ||
Vice-President of the Texas Republic |
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QUESTION 49
Which of the following statements about the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo is NOT true?
Mexico gave up claims to Texas and ceded California and New Mexico | ||
Granted American citizenship to Mexicans living within the ceded territories | ||
The United States paid Mexico more than $18 million | ||
Did not recognize land titles of Mexican citizens within the ceded territories |
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QUESTION 50
Mexico City fell to the United States forces under the command of __________.
John Slidell | ||
Winfield Scott | ||
Zachary Taylor | ||
Nicholas Trist |