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Early Republic-industrialization.
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What political parties developed after the election of 1824?
a) Republicans and Democrats
b) Democrats and Whigs
c) Federalists and Whigs
d) No Nothings and Democrats
An increase in the number of slaves was needed after the invention of what item?
a) telegraph
b) factory system
c) car
d) Cotton Gin
The Oregon Treaty helped the United States to reach it's goal of
a) expanding and reaching the Pacific Ocean
b) laying track for the Transcontinental Railroad
c) keeping free and slaves states equal
d) discovering gold
What decided the question about whether or not states could overturn federal laws?
a) California Gold Rush
b) Election of 1820
c) Nullification Crisis
d) Push for the west
The idea that elected officials would give jobs to their friends or big supporters was called
a) The Spoils System
b) Nullification Crisis
c) Annexation
d) Foreign Policy
Jacksonian Democracy influenced suffrage by
a) restoring wealth as a requirement
b) using electronic ballots
c) giving freed slaves the right to vote
d) dropping the property ownership requirement
Who was the war hero from The Battle of New Orleans who eventually becomes president?
a) Andrew Jackson
b) George Washington
c) James K Polk
d) John Quincy Adams
The Monroe Doctrine stated that
a) taxes should be equal
b) Louisiana Purchase
c) Europe should stay on their side of the world and not colonize on our side
d) settlers should spread westward
American settlers moved westward during the 1800's because
a) the promise of land, riches and adventures
b) start the fashion industry
c) rapid advancements in industries
d) pollution in the East
President Jackson's spoil system meant that what happened?
a) taxes were raised to build better cities
b) more people were interested in government
c) food was delivered late and it spoiled
d) officials gave government jobs to their supporters
Early Supreme Court cases did what?
a) strengthened the federal government
b) gave more power to the President
c) caused more people to be jailed
d) gave rights to women and children
Causes of the War of 1812
a) California Gold Rush, high taxes
b) impressment of soldiers, conflicts with natives, trade embargos
c) conflicts with natives, conflicts with French, and high taxes
d) free enterprise, suffrage for women and spoils system
Nullification Crisis of 1832 said that states could decide if laws were constitutional and to not follow them. This caused
a) California Gold Rush
b) a debate over tariffs
c) the nation's unity to be threatened
d) more people to move to the south
The rise of factories and expansion of plantations caused a need for what?
a) more workers
b) lower taxes
c) higher taxes
d) more government
What caused a rise in the population in the Northern states during the mid 1800's?
a) California Gold Rush
b) slavery
c) less food available
d) growth of factories
Worcester vs Georgia courtcase
a) concerned the relationship between Cherokee people and a state
b) concerned banking
c) concerned interstate trade
d) concerned the power between states
Last battle of the War of 1812
a) Battle of Georgia
b) Battle of Trenton
c) Battle of New Orleans
d) Battle of D.C.
What was annexed in 1845?
a) California
b) Mexican Cession
c) Louisianna Purchase
d) Texas
Why is the population in California so diverse?
a) people moved there to look for gold
b) they came over the land bridge
c) the weather is so good that people migrate there
d) slavery
Marbury vs Madison is about what?
a) criminal investigations
b) impeaching the presidents
c) growth of cities
d) declaring laws unconstitutional
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