History Questions Flashcards

1
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The Seneca Falls Declaration called for

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Equal Rights for Women

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2
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factories developed slowly in the south for all of the following reasons except

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Southerners had no source of capital.

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3
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which of the following did not characterize Mormonism in the 19th century

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it stated that the bible was the only source of divine revelation

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4
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An important result of Mexican- American War

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Increased ill-will between pro-slavery and anti-slavery forces

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5
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What was an important reason for early american migration to Texas

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The availability of cheap land for planting cotton.

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6
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Which of the following was not part of the Mexican American war

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The Battle of San Jacito

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7
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Why did non-slave holding southerners support the slave system

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Some wanted to be slave holders
they accepted the racist assumptions
They feared what freed slaves might do

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8
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which of the following groups believed that the end of the world was imminent

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(Adventists)

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9
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Which of the following was a common form of slave resistance

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work stoppage
arson
theft
negligence

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10
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Which of the following was a common form of slave resistance

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work stoppage
arson
theft
negligence

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11
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the period of revivalism that swept the nation in the first half of the 19th century is called

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the second great awakening

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12
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music and dance enabled slaves to

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demonstrate religious beliefs lessen the tedium of work and express the sorrows of slavery

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13
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which of the following is not true of the Kansas-Nebraska Act

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it rendered void the terms of the compromise of 1850

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14
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which 1850 presidential candidate is correctly paired with position on slavery

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Bell: The south had a constitutional right to slavery but congress should not allow it to expand (Preserving the Union was important)

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15
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The Dredd Scott decision declared that congress could not

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Bar slavery in the territories

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16
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The Slogan “fifty-four or flight” was used in the use in connection with

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Dispute over the Oregon Border

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The Slogan “fifty-four or flight” was used in the use in connection with

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Dispute over the Oregon Border

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18
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Which of the following rivers was claimed by the US in 1846 as its boundaries with Mexico

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Rio Grande

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19
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Which of the following was a reform movement of the 1840s

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  • abolitionism
  • temperance
  • public education
  • insane asylum
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20
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James Buchanan

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Democratic president who refused to take action in defuse deteriorating North-South relations in December 1860

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21
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John Brown

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Violent abolitionist leader who failed in an attempt to seize the federal arsenal at Harper’s Ferry Virginia 1859

22
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Stephan Douglass

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Illnois senator and author of the Kansas- Nebraska Act which allowed settlers to decide on a slave or free status for their state

23
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John C. Calhoun

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Jackson’s first vice-president he broke with the president over the 1832 nullification crisis in his home state of South Carolina

24
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Harriet Beecher Stowe

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Author of Uncle Tom’s cabin an anti-slavery novel that inflamed both sides of the slavery debate

25
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Why were northerners interested in both the economic development of the western territories and the issue of the extension of slavery into them

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the believed that slavery in the western territories would force free workers to compete with slaves for jobs

26
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According to the free port doctrine

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popular jurisdiction and the Dred Scott decision were compatible because states could in effect exclude slavery by refusing to protect of slave owners

27
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According to the free port doctrine

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popular jurisdiction and the Dred Scott decision were compatible because states could in effect exclude slavery by refusing to protect of slave owners

28
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Dred Scott

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Slave who sued for his freedom which was denied in famous supreme court decision written by Roger Taney

29
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What was the purpose of the Grand Council

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  • Make Laws
  • Defend Colonies
  • Raise Taxes
30
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What caused the French and Indian War

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Britain began to compete with France over the fur trade in the Ohio Valley

31
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The Shawnee Indians led by the prophet were defeated by William Henry

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Tippecanoe

32
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After the war of 1812 Henry Clay called for an American system by which he meant

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Internal improvements that could make the nation self- sufficient

33
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Which of the following was on American success in the war of 1812

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Jackson’s efforts at New Orleans in 1815

34
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The war hawks were

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Republicans from the west and the south who wanted to take Canada from Britain

35
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The US went to war with Britain from all of the

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Pressure from New England

36
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Andrew Jckson’s suporters charged that a corrupt bargin had been made by

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John Quincy Adams and Henry clay that made Adams president and Clay Secretary of State

37
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Which of the following is not associated with Andrew Jacksons presidency

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A deep and respectful view of John Marshal and the decisions of the supreme court, mainly about Indians Affairs

38
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Which of the following is not associated with Andrew Jacksons presidency

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A deep and respectful view of John Marshal and the decisions of the supreme court, mainly about Indians Affairs

39
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What are one of the reasons Andrew Jackson vetoed the re-charting of the bank of the USA

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It represented the power of the Eastern money interests

40
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which of the following did not contribute of the depression of 1837

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Nicholas Biddle’s practice of making loans to anti-Jackson politicians

41
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The theory that the union is a compact among the states and that a state has the right to override a federal is known as

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nullification

42
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which European countries were competing for land in North America

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  • Spain
  • France
  • Great Britain
43
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what is an alliance

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A formal agreement between two or more nations to act together in a cause

44
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what is the royal proclamation of 1763

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Violent incidents between the Indians and the white settlers forced England to pass a bill that stated the settlers cant go pass the proclamation line.

45
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List the 3 results of the treaty of Paris

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Spain gave Florida to Britain
Spain gained all the French land west of the Mississippi river
Britain got Canada and east of the Mississippi river

46
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What is the Albany Plan of Union

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proposed by Benjamin Franklin and Governor Thomas Hutchinson called for colonial unity in the face of coming war with France

47
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The Dred Scott decision declared that congress could not

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Bar slavery in the territories

48
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Andrew Jackson’s supporters charged that a corrupt bargain had been made by

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John Quincy Adams and Henry clay that made Adams president and Clay Secretary of State

49
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Which of the following is not associated with Andrew Jackson’s presidency

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A deep and respectful view of John Marshal and the decisions of the supreme court, mainly about Indians Affairs

50
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Factories developed slowly in the south for all of the following reasons except

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The south had no source of capital