U.S. History Exam 2

Question

What were the dominant themes right after the Revolutionary War?

Answer 1

Federal vs. states' rights

Answer 2

Sectionalism - northern vs. southern

Answer 3

Westward expansion

Answer 4

Relocating the Natives

Answer 5

The Articles of Confederation

Answer 6

The Constitution

Answer 7

The Articles of Confederation

Answer 8

The Constitution

Answer 9

A Bicameral body (two houses of congress)

Answer 10

The 3 branches of government

Answer 11

Election via the electoral college

Answer 12

proportional to the state's population

Answer 13

Natives counted as three-fifths of a person for a state's population

Answer 14

Slaves counted as three-fifths of a person for a state's population

Answer 15

Natives had a right to keep three-fifths of their land

Answer 16

James Madison

Answer 17

Thomas Jefferson

Answer 18

John Adams

Answer 19

Adolf Hitler

Answer 20

Bugs Bunny

Answer 21

Allowed the federal government some wiggle room to assume powers not specifically given to it

Answer 22

Made slavery legal only where it was necessary for the economy

Answer 23

Gave the president the ability to use executive orders when necessary

Answer 24

It didn't include a bill of rights

Answer 25

It gave a lot more power to the central government

Answer 26

It gave a lot more power to the state governments

Answer 27

They thought it would lead to more taxation without representation

Answer 28

Freedom of speech and press

Answer 29

Freedom of religion

Answer 30

The right of 'Mericans to bear arms

Answer 31

The right to trial by jury

Answer 32

The right of land-owning male citizens to vote

Answer 33

The right to be an idiot

Answer 34

Democratic Party and Republican Party

Answer 35

Democratic Party and Whig Party

Answer 36

Federalist Party and Anti-Federalist Party

Answer 37

Federalist Party and Republican Party

Answer 38

Was a broad constructionist

Answer 39

Was a strict constructionist

Answer 40

Supported industrialization

Answer 41

Played a major role in establishing the national bank

Answer 42

Supported the agrarian dream

Answer 43

Was a Republican

Answer 44

Was a Federalist

Answer 45

Was a broad constructionist

Answer 46

Was a strict constructionist

Answer 47

Supported industrialization

Answer 48

Supported the agrarian dream

Answer 49

Played a major role in establishing the national bank

Answer 50

Was a Federalist

Answer 51

Was a Republican

Answer 52

Impressing captured American sailors into the British navy

Answer 53

Holding on to their forts west of the colonies

Answer 54

Taking American slaves back to Britain with them

Answer 55

Supporting Mexico against the U.S.

Answer 56

Encouraging Canadian raids into New York

Answer 57

John Adams

Answer 58

John Hancock

Answer 59

John Paul Jones

Answer 60

Prince John the phony king of England

Answer 61

John Adams

Answer 62

Thomas Jefferson

Answer 63

James Madison

Answer 64

John Adams

Answer 65

Thomas Jefferson

Answer 66

James Madison

Answer 67

Andrew Jackson

Answer 68

Thomas Jefferson

Answer 69

John Adams

Answer 70

John Adams

Answer 71

Thomas Jefferson

Answer 72

Refused to negotiate unless a $250,000 bribe was paid

Answer 73

Refused to sell the Louisiana Territory

Answer 74

Publicly mocked John Adams

Answer 75

Extended the term a foreigner had to live in the U.S. before they could get citizenship

Answer 76

Authorized deporting illegal immigrants

Answer 77

Authorized imprisonment or fines for conspiracy

Answer 78

Temporarily barred immigrants from Britain

Answer 79

Prevented immigrants from working high-skill jobs

Answer 80

Thomas Jefferson

Answer 81

John Adams

Answer 82

James Madison

Answer 83

Andrew Jackson

Answer 84

Andrew Jackson

Answer 85

Ulysses S. Grant

Answer 86

John Paul Jones

Answer 87

James Monroe

Answer 88

Said America and Europe should not interfere in each other's hemispheres

Answer 89

Promised Native Americans land further west, and started relocating them

Answer 90

Sent a message to Mexico not to interfere with Texas gaining its independence

Answer 91

credit/debt ledgers

Answer 92

A market economy

Answer 93

Nationalism

Answer 94

Immigrants

Answer 95

Technological innovation

Answer 96

Credit was more available

Answer 97

Limited liability laws

Answer 98

Urbanization

Answer 99

Slave labor

Answer 100

Increased trade with Canada and Mexico

Answer 101

Batmobiles were in higher demand

Answer 102

Was modeled on the Declaration of Independence

Answer 103

Was modeled on the Bill of Rights

Answer 104

Was written by women demanding their rights

Answer 105

Was written by women showing how sentimental and emotional they were

Answer 106

Included a list of grievances

Answer 107

Included proposed solutions to problems

Answer 108

Was issued at the Seneca Falls Conference

Answer 109

Was issued at an 1848 temperance conference

Answer 110

Robert Fulton

Answer 111

Robert Hudson

Answer 112

Samuel de Champlain

Answer 113

Samual Morse

Answer 114

Alexander Graham Bell

Answer 115

Samual Smiles

Answer 116

Eli Whitney

Answer 117

A flamenco dancer

Answer 118

Railroad and factory owners accumulated unprecedented wealth

Answer 119

Urbanization increased rapidly

Answer 120

Poor, especially immigrants, lived in slums

Answer 121

Plantation owners accumulated unprecedented wealth

Answer 122

The middle class decreased rapidly

Answer 123

Democratic Party and Republican Party

Answer 124

Democratic Party and Whig Party

Answer 125

Federalist Party and Whig Party

Answer 126

Federalist Party and Republican Party

Answer 127

Andrew Jackson

Answer 128

Henry Clay

Answer 129

James Monroe

Answer 130

Millard Filmore

Answer 131

Came from a rich background

Answer 132

Did not come from money

Answer 133

Was popular among the poor

Answer 134

Was popular among Native Americans

Answer 135

Was popular among rich aristocrats

Answer 136

Henry Clay

Answer 137

Andrew Jackson

Answer 138

James Buchanan

Answer 139

The crazy man in the pink wig

Answer 140

Opportunity

Answer 141

Immigration

Answer 142

Annexation

Answer 143

Reverse Polish Notation

Answer 144

It was peaceful

Answer 145

Most people there were Americans

Answer 146

Most people there were Mexicans

Answer 147

It immediately started war

Answer 148

Guadalupe Hidalgo

Answer 149

Started under Andrew Jackson

Answer 150

Started under Martin Van Buren

Answer 151

Escorted Natives from Georgia to west of Arkansas

Answer 152

Escorted Natives from Alabama to west of Arizona

Answer 153

Thousands of Native Americans died on it

Answer 154

The Supreme Court

Answer 155

Andrew Jackson

Answer 156

a decrease

Answer 157

an increase

Answer 158

Industrial

Answer 159

cult of domesticity

Answer 160

doctrine of coverture

Answer 161

Women were idealized and charged with keeping the family pure

Answer 162

Children were treated as children, not small adults

Answer 163

Children were treated as small adults

Answer 164

Many women worked in factories and were exposed to unsavory elements

Answer 165

as teachers

Answer 166

in textile factories, such as Lowell Mills

Answer 167

as cleaners

Answer 168

as sales clerks

Answer 169

Spread Christian reform

Answer 170

Felt a responsibility to keep America on a morally true course

Answer 171

Found jobs in factories

Answer 172

Became small land-owners

Answer 173

Was led by Charles Finney

Answer 174

Was led by Jonathan Edwards

Answer 175

Appealed to individuals to be the best Christians they could be

Answer 176

Appealed to emotion

Answer 177

Appealed to preachers to be responsible for the salvation of their whole congregation

Answer 178

other workers

Answer 179

the owners

Answer 180

Was connected to the Second Great Awakening

Answer 181

Sought to abolish the production and consumption of alcohol

Answer 182

Was connected to the abolition movement

Answer 183

Temperance

Answer 184

Women's rights

Answer 185

Health and sanitation

Answer 186

The Second Great Awakening

Answer 187

Workplace reform

Answer 188

Public education

Answer 189

Prison and mental health

Answer 190

Trade regulation

Answer 191

Environmental regulation

Answer 192

Horace Mann

Answer 193

Robert Frost

Answer 194

Noah Webster

Answer 195

Were born in the South

Answer 196

Were born in the North

Answer 197

Were abolitionists

Answer 198

Saw parallels between slaves and women

Answer 199

women's rights

Answer 200

John Brown and his sons started killing people

Answer 201

Kansas got the nickname "Bleeding Kansas"

Answer 202

Senator Charles Sumner's nephew attacked him in congress

Answer 203

Admission of Kansas and Nebraska as states was delayed

Answer 204

He had lived in a free state

Answer 205

He said his master had given him his freedom right before he died

Answer 206

He had been free and then wrongfully recaptured

Answer 207

Once a slave, always a slave

Answer 208

Slaves could, in some cases, gain their freedom

Answer 209

Only free blacks could ever be citizens

Answer 210

Blacks, slave or free, could never be citizens

Answer 211

The government could bar slavery in some states

Answer 212

The government could not bar slavery anywhere

Answer 213

Republican Party

Answer 214

Whig Party

Answer 215

Northern Democratic Party

Answer 216

New Constitution Party

Answer 217

Northern Democratic Party

Answer 218

Southern Democratic Party

Answer 219

Ran against Lincoln in 1860

Answer 220

Wanted to protect slavery

Answer 221

Wanted popular sovereignty

Answer 222

Stephen Douglas

Answer 223

Jefferson Davis

Answer 224

John Breckenridge

Answer 225

Joseph Stalin

Answer 226

confederacy

Answer 227

Fort Sumter

Answer 228

Charleston

Answer 229

Gettysburg

Answer 230

Freed the slaves in the southern states

Answer 231

Freed the slaves in the border states

Answer 232

Was issued by Abraham Lincoln

Answer 233

Was issued by Ulysses S. Grant

Answer 234

Robert E. Lee

Answer 235

Ulysses S. Grant

Answer 236

Appomattox

Answer 237

Ford's Theatre

Answer 238

Was Lincoln's VP

Answer 239

Was an effective leader

Answer 240

Punished the South harshly

Answer 241

Was a southern sympathizer

Answer 242

Pardoned Confederate officials, officers, and wealthy supporters

Answer 243

Re-empowered the slavocracy

Answer 244

Rose up during reconstruction

Answer 245

Were led by Thaddeus Stevens and Charles Sumner

Answer 246

Were led by Andrew Johnson and Stephen Douglas

Answer 247

Kept freedmen oppressed by sharecropping

Answer 248

Supported true democracy and education for freedmen

Answer 249

Put the northern military in the South to make them adhere to the rules

Answer 250

Wouldn't let states re-enter the Union unless they followed the rules

Answer 251

Plantation owners and freedmen each got 50% of crops

Answer 252

Prices were fixed so freedmen never made enough to buy their own land

Answer 253

Groups of freedmen owned former plantations that they shared among several of them

Answer 254

Was effective

Answer 255

Were designed to disenfranchise blacks

Answer 256

In some states, if you couldn’t read, or didn’t own property, you couldn’t vote

Answer 257

Some states had a poll tax - most blacks couldn’t afford it

Answer 258

Some states had grandfather clause - if your grandfather couldn’t vote, you couldn’t vote

Answer 259

In some states, KKK membership was required to vote

Answer 260

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