Of all the New World slave societies, the one that existed in the South was the only one that __________. A) grew by natural increase B) freed the children of slaves C) imported its slaves from Africa D) never had a slave rebellion ANSWER Answer: A
Southern apologists for slavery linked slave uprisings to __________. A) northern antislavery opinion B) the Second Great Awakening C) operation of the Underground Railroad D) free blacks in the North and South ANSWER Answer: A
Who grew the great export crops of the colonial period? A) African American slaves B) white indentured servants C) Irish immigrants D) small New England farmers ANSWER Answer: A
The short-lived Philadelphia Working Men’s Party is an early example of __________.The short-lived Philadelphia Working Men’s Party is an early example of __________. A) labor union organization B) democratic, nondeferential politics C) rejection of urban communities D) agrarian idealism ANSWER Answer: B
The Second American Party system is based on __________. A) broad coalitions appealing to voters of all classes and sections B) narrowly focused parties with little broad appeal C) a multiparty system D) limited suffrage and low turnout ANSWER Answer: A
Which of these resulted from the other three? A) Jackson’s defiance of the Supreme Court B) the “Trail of Tears” C) Jackson’s support of calls by states to remove the Cherokees D) southern states’ invalidation of federal treaties ANSWER Answer: B
Jackson often championed states’ rights but drew the line at nullification. Summarize his positions and evaluate his reasoning. What will be an ideal response? ANSWER Key Points: nullification; states’ rights; powers of the presidency; interpretation of the Constitution
For what group was the putting-out system the most beneficial? A) farm families B) young apprentices C) artisans D) middle-class women ANSWER Answer: A
For the mid-nineteenth-century middle-class family, __________. A) class and status roles became increasingly flexible B) parents had very different expectations for their sons than for their daughters C) boys and girls alike were encouraged to pursue higher education D) men and women played equal roles in the household ANSWER Answer: B
Why did industrialization pose a threat to the status and independence of skilled male workers? A) Jobs that used to be performed in the United States were moved overseas. B) Most skilled workers did not have the education to make the transition to industrial work. C) Women were able to find high-paying, high-status work in […]