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Units 1-3 Test Practice
Baseball Challenge!
Today’s Game is pitched by
Mrs. Marquez
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Home Single #1 – The Half
Way Covenant was designed
to
A. ease the problem of declining
church membership
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B. Promote religious freedom in
the colonies
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C. Permit New England some
freedom to operate outside the
mercantile system
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Home Single #2 – The French
and Indian War resulted in
A. France becoming the dominant
power in North America
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B. Indians becoming the dominant
power in North America
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C. An end to British
preoccupation with European
affairs, allowing them to
concentrate on controlling the
colonies
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Home Single #3 – Which of
these was a result of the
French and Indian War?
A. Parliament decided that the
colonists would pay for part of
the war cost
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B. The French and the Indians
gained power in America
C. The fur trade stopped
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Home Single #4 – Who was the
author of the Declaration of
Independence?
A. Thomas Jefferson
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B. James Madison
C. Patrick Henry
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Home Single #5 – Which is
true about indentured
servants?
A. They were mostly criminals
and remained the property of
their masters
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B. They worked for their masters
long enough to pay for their
passage to America
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C. They were promised 250 acres
when they earned their freedom
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Home Single #6 – This battle
was the turning point in the
Revolutionary War?
A. Battle of Saratoga
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B. Battle of Yorktown
C. Battle of San Juan Hill
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Home Single #7 – The most
famous triangular trade routes
exchanged
A. Molasses, Slaves, Rum
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B. Rum, manufactured goods,
slaves
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C. Sugar, tobacco, slaves
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Home Single #8 – The result of
salutary neglect on the
colonies was
A. Religious intolerance
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B. A series of 18th century
colonial wars
C. Development of a colonial
expectation of self-rule
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Home Single #9 – Which of the
following was a contributing
factor that changed European
attitudes toward exploration?
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A. The Crusades
B. Germany became a major land
based power
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C. England began forcibly
removing all primogenture
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Home Single #10 – The
Louisiana Purchase did
what?
A. Gave the land back to the
Native Americans
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B. doubled the size of the United
States
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C. Gave Americans control of the
Ohio Valley
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Home Single #11 –
Jamestown’s prosperity was
insured by
A. Tobacco
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B. Fur Trading
C. Gold
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Home Single #12 – Unlike
Virginia, Maryland was
established
A. As a religious santuary for
persecuted Catholics from
England
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B. By a commercial trading
company
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C. As a frontier outpost to secure
the area from the French
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Home Single #13 – Which of
the following were NOT
founded for religious
reasons?
A. Virginia
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B. Rhode Island
C. Pennsylvania
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Home Single #14 – Which of
the following best describes
the Great Awakening?
A. Tax Rebellion
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B. A crusade for public education
C. Religious revivalism
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Home Single #15 – Bacon’s
Rebellion was supported
mainly by
A. Young men frustrated with the
inability to acquire land
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B. The planter class of Virginia
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C. Those protesting the increased
importation of African slaves
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Visitor Single #1 – The radical
American group which first
emerged during the Stamp Act
was known as
A. Sons of Liberty
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B. The Loyalists.
B. The Federalist
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Visitor Single #2 – What was
the name of the pamphlet that
presented justification to
Americans to break with Great
Britain?
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A. American Crisis
B. The Declaration of the Rights
of Man
C. Common Sense
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Visitor Single #3 – The law that
created a widespread, antiBritish, political movement in
the colonies and led to cries of
“no taxation without
representation”?
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A. Stamp Act of 1765
B. Prohibitory Act of 1775.
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C. Quartering Act of 1764
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Visitor Single #4 – The most
important consequence of the
Boston Tea Party was the
A. Repeal of the tax on tea
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B. Reopening of the Port of
Boston to foreign trade.
C. Enactment by Parliament of
the Coercive Act
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Visitor Single #5 – The British
response to the American
claim of no taxation without
representation was that
A. Members of Parliament
represented the interests of all
people in the British empire
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B. American approval was
necessary for internal taxes
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C. Colonial assemblies would be
permitted to vote on all new
taxes.
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Visitor Single #6 – The
Declaratory Act of 1766
A. Established a tax on licenses,
legal documents, and
newspapers.
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B. Forbade the American
colonists to issue paper money
C. Stated that parliament had the
power to make laws binding on
the colonies
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Visitor Single #7 – The group
most likely to approve of the
Articles of Confederation
A. Bankers and merchants
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B. Those who feared the dangers
of unrestrained democracy
C. Those who feared a strong
central government
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Visitor Single #8 – The
greatest achievement of the
government under the Articles
of Confederation was its
establishment of
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A. A bicameral legislature
B. A system of orderly settlement
of the West
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C. General postwar prosperity
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Visitor Single #9 – The
rebellion of Daniel Shays in
1786 grew out of a need to
A. Support the Constitution
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B. Criticize England’s
government under King George
C. Prevent the collection of taxes
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Visitor Single #10 – The
Articles of Confederation
A. Jealously guarded state
sovereignty at the expense of
national power
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B. Provided for state
representation by population
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C. Gave too much power to the
central government
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Visitor Single #11 – As a
result of the election of
Thomas Jefferson in 1800,
A. American foreign policy
became more pro-British
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B. Federal excise taxes were
eliminated
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C. The federal debt rose
dramatically
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Visitor Single #12 – When
Thomas Jefferson said in 1801,
“We are republicans, we are all
Federalists,” he meant
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A. The two parties’ platforms
were identical
B. The principles of American
government were above party
politics
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C. He admired Hamilton’s
policies.
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Visitor Single #13 – The Hartford
Convention was a manifestation
of
A. Western resentment against
British backed American Indian
attacks.
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B. New England’s desire to end
United States trade with Great
Britain
C. New England’s Federalist
opposition to the War of 1812
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Visitor Single #14 –
Jefferson’s purchase of
Louisiana had its origins in
his desire to
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A. Remove the French from forts
along the Mississippi valley.
B. Acquire a port to provide an
outlet for western crops.
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C. Acquire territory for the
expansion of slavery.
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Visitor Single #15 – In
Marbury vs. Madison, the
United States Supreme Court
affirmed
A. Its right to determine the
constitutionality of congressional
enactments.
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B. Its right to determine the
constitutionality of state laws.
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C. The sanctity of property rights
against harassment by unfriendly
state legislatures.
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Double #1 – The issuance of
the Monroe Doctrine did which
of the following?
A. Asserted American
independence in the realm of
foreign policy
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B. Established the United States
as the dominant economic power
in 1824
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C. Provided the basis for
resolving Anglo-American border
disputes
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Double #2 –All of the following are
reasons why America entered the
War of 1812 EXCEPT
A. The relationship between the
British and Native American
tribes in the western territories of
North America
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B. The violation of America’s
rights as a neutral power
C. The existence of a strong
American navy ready to
demonstrate its capabilities
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Double #3 – Which of the
following did NOT contribute
to the United States decision
to declare war against Great
Britain in 1812?
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A. American military and
economic preparedness for war
B. American concern for national
honor
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C. American fears of British aid to
Native Americans on the frontier
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Double #4 – Of the following,
which was the principal issue
on which the United States
sought settlement with Great
Britain at the outset of the War
of 1812?
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A. An end to impressment
B. Free navigation of the
Mississippi River
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C. Cancellation of preRevolutionary debts
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Double #5 – Which of the
following was a result of the
War of 1812?
A. William Henry Harrison
emerged as a national hero.
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B. Local manufacturing was
stimulated.
C. The power of North American
Indian tribes was increased.
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Double #6 – In which Supreme
Court case was the power of
the federal government over
interstate commerce
strengthened?
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A. McCulloch vs. Maryland
B. Gibbons vs. Ogden
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C. Fletcher vs. Peck
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Double #7 – Thomas
Jefferson’s revolution of 1800
changed the Federalist
policies of Washington and
Adams in all of the following
ways EXCEPT
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A. Foreign affairs
B. The size of the military
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C. Alien and Sedition Acts
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Double #8 – Which of the
following accurately
characterizes the foreign
policy goals of Jefferson and
Madison before 1812?
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A. Seek an alliance with either
Britain or France
B. Strengthen US trade relations
with Britain and France
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C. Maintain US neutral rights
without going to war
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Double #9 – Thomas
Jefferson’s chief reason for
purchasing Louisiana was to
A. Give the United States control
of the Mississippi River
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B. Provide a rationale for the
Lewis and Clark Expedition
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C. Challenge Hamilton’s loose
interpretation of the Constitution
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Double #10 – All of the
following contributed to the
US decision to go to war in
1812 EXCEPT
A. American sympathy with
France against Britain
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B. Efforts to protect the land of
Native Americans
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C. The election of war hawks to
Congress in 1810
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Double #11 –The War of 1812
had all of the following
consequences in the United
States EXCEPT
A. Acquisition of new land
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B. An increase in American
nationalism
C. Native American’s loss of
Britain as an ally
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Double #12 – The Hartford
Convention had long term
significance because it
A. Marked the end of the
Federalists as a national party
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B. Encouraged Britain to sign the
Treaty of Ghent
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C. Presented a major challenge to
Madison’s domestic policies
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Double #13 – Which of the
following statements accurately
describes the Monroe Doctrine?
A. It asserted the US right to send
troops into the countries of Latin
America to provide political
stability
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B. It caused an immediate change
in the US role of world affairs
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C. It declared US opposition to
European intervention in the
affairs of independent countries
of the Western Hemisphere
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Double #14 – A major effect of
John Marshall’s Supreme
Court decision was to
A. Expand the states’ power and
limit federal power
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B. Legitimize a strict
interpretation of the US
Constitution
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C. Expand federal power and limit
the states’ power
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Double #15 – Which of the
following men became a
national hero as a result of the
Battle of New Orleans in 1814?
A. Andrew Jackson
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B. Stonewall Jackson
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C. William Henry Harrison
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Triple #1 – Which of the
following decisions
strengthened the validity of a
contract or charter?
A. Dartmouth College v.
Woodward
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B. Fletcher v. Peck
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C. Gibbons v. Ogden
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Triple #2 – By the end of
Washington’s first term of
office,
A. Political squabbling had
divided the government
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B. Political harmony had unified
the cabinet
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C. Political parties appeared in
the campaigning
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Triple #3 – Why did the
Sedition Acts distress many
Americans?
A, It kept the Federalists in power
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B. It expanded the powers of
Congress
C. It threatened their political
rights
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Triple #4 – According to the
Kentucky Resolutions,
A. The “general welfare” of the
nations should be the guiding
principle in state decisions
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B. States had the right to nullify
federal laws under certain
circumstances
C. The state of Kentucky chose to
remain neutral in the contest
between Hamilton and Jefferson
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Triple #5 – What difficulty did
Jefferson face in purchasing
the Louisiana Territory?
A. The constitutionality of his
actions
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B. Lack of support from the
American people
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C. Finding $15 million in the
federal budget
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Triple #6 – Which is true of the
Rush-Bagot Agreement of
1817?
A. It required the Indians to
relinquish vast areas of tribal
lands north of the Ohio River.
Second
B. It ended the traditional mutual
suspicion and hatred between the
United States and Great Britain.
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C. It limited naval armaments of
the Great Lakes.
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Triple #7 – The Treaty of 1818
with England
A. Formally recognized America’s
earlier conquest of West Florida
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B. Used the Missouri River
watershed to define the United
States’ border with Canada as far
west as the Rocky Mountains
C. Called for a ten year joint
occupation of the Oregon country
by both American citizens and
British subjects
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Triple #8 – Native Americans
in the West allied themselves
with the British in the War of
1812 because they
A. Wanted to stop American
settlers from taking their land
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B. Were persuaded to do by
Aaron Burr
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C. Had ambitions to establish an
Indian confederacy
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Triple #9 – The question of
admitting Missouri to the Union
in 1819
A. Stirred southern fears
regarding the balance of power
between North and South
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B. Had relatively little significance
for the future of national
expansion
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C. Found little opposition from
northerners
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Triple #10 – Which of the
following statements about the
“American System” is correct?
A. It permitted immigrants to be
naturalized after living in the
United States for five years.
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B. It was designed to meet the
nation’s need for economic
progress and self-sufficiency.
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C. It was set up by the Treaty of
Ghent at the end of the War of
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Triple #11 – The American
System of Henry Clay
A. Favored lowering tariffs, so
that more goods could be
purchased from abroad
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B. Wanted to make the United
States the military equivalent of
Great Britain or France
C. Favored strong economic
growth and a second National
Bank
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Triple #12 – When Congress
makes laws “necessary and
proper for carrying out its
enumerated powers,” it is
using
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A. the elastic clause
B. a reserved power
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C. the power of the judicial
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Triple #13 – Which piece of
legislation established the
federal court system and
defined the responsibilities of
the Supreme Court?
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A. the Judiciary Act of 1801
B. the Judiciary Act of 1789
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C. Marbury v. Madison
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Triple #14 – What were federal
judges appointed by President
Adams on the eve of his
departure from office called?
A. midnight judges
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B. mudrakers
C. circuit riders
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Triple #15 – What was the
most controversial part of
Alexander Hamilton’s
economic program to pay off
the domestic debts of the
States?
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A. Democratic Republicans would
own the nation’s debt
B. the assumption of state debts
by the federal government
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C. creation of the Bank of the
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Homer #1 – The decision of
President George Washington
to use troops to put down the
Whiskey Rebellion in 1794
demonstrated which of the
following?
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A. The new national government
intended to enforce federal laws.
B. The states were still the
dominant power in the new
nation.
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C. The federal government had no
authority to impose an excise tax.
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Homer #2 – What was the most
controversial issue in
Jefferson’s purchase of the
Louisiana territory?
A. we only agreed that we would
pay $10 million for the land and
the price was much higher
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B. the Constitution did not
authorize the president to make
such a purchase
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C. the ownership of the territory
was not clear or legally
determined
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Homer #3 – Which of the following
statements is true regarding the
Federalist and DemocraticRepublican parties?
A. The Democratic-Republicans were
led by Jefferson and believed in a
strict interpretation of the
Constitution; whereas Hamilton and
the Federalists believed in a loose
interpretation
B. The Federalists, led by Hamilton,
insisted that the state governments
needed to be in control
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C. Thomas Jefferson led the
Federalists, whereas Alexander
Hamilton was the main leader of the
Democratic-Republicans.
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Homer #4 – During the Election
of 1800, two candidates tied with
the most electoral votes. The
House of Representatives,
influenced by Alexander
Hamilton, selected which
President?
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A. Thomas Jefferson
B. John Adams
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C. Aaron Burr
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Homer #5 – Why was the AdamOnis Treaty (1819) significant for
the United States?
A. the U.S. gained control of the
Mississippi River
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B. Spain ceded Florida to the U.S.
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C. the U.S. could use the port of
New Orleans
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Homer #6 – Which of these were
the main causes of the War of
1812?
A. Treaty of Ghent violations,
Indian relations, and Chesapeake
Affair
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B. XYZ Affair, Embargo Act, and
Jay’s Treaty
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C. American Indian relations,
Impressment of sailors, and War
Hawks
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Homer #7 – How effective was
Pinckney’s Treaty with Spain
in building U.S. commerce
with other nations?
A. it encouraged economic
development of the Mississippi
Valley and New Orleans
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B. it guaranteed the expansion of
slavery
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C. it limited commerce in the
northeastern and southeastern
U.S.
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Homer #8 – The outcome of
the Whiskey Rebellion was
significant in that the new
national government was
shown to
A. rely on state militia to quell
domestic disturbances
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B. have the power necessary to
force compliance with their laws
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C. be slow and indecisive in
dealing with domestic crisis
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Homer #9 – Jefferson
attempted to coerce Britain
and France into a recognition
of neutral rights through
A. a complete trade embargo
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B. support for Macon's Bill #2
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C. using U.S. naval vessels to
challenge violations of neutral
rights
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Homer #10 – The effect of
Macon's Bill #2 was to
A. cause the eventual repeal of
the Orders in Council
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B. cause an immediate
declaration of war from Great
Britain
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C. cause outrage in France
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Homer #11 – Which of the
following was a result of the War
of 1812?
A. nationalistic sentiment grew
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B. it taught the U.S. the need to
be adequately prepared for war
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C. the South was discredited for
being overly sectionalistic
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Homer #12 – Foreign affairs in
the 1790's are best characterized
by as
A. the elevation of U.S. prestige
through increased European
respect for our rights
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B. neutrality regarding European
conflicts
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C. the industrial revolution in the
U.S. was delayed
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Homer #13 – Which of the
following is true of internal
improvements during the
period?
A. most internal improvements
were financed by the states
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B. most major internal
improvements were financed by
the federal government
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C. the Northeast was the
strongest advocate of Federal
subsidies for them
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Homer #14 – Which of the
following would John Marshall
NOT have favored?
A. the principles of Alexander
Hamilton
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B. the growth of the power of
state governments
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C. increasing the power of
Congress
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Homer #15 – Which of the
following was the most
positive accomplishment of
the Jefferson Administration?
A. the ending of the British policy
of impressment against U.S.
sailors
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B. the purchase of Louisiana
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C. the winning of the War of 1812
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Home Run!
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