By the 1830s, the Erie Canal helped New York City become the place where the nation’s trade, commerce, and finance met to do business nationally and internationally. Answer: ANSWER TRUE
Indentured servants __________. a. were working off the cost of their passage to America b. served the same number of years regardless of age or experience c. had no more legal rights than slaves d. received grants of land when their terms were up e. usually lived long enough to complete their terms of service […]
President-elect Andrew Jackson’s political agenda and electoral victory in 1828 A) reflected his concerns for the economic and political interests of a broad spectrum of white America. B) illustrated his primary concern for the sectional economic and political interests of a narrow slice of white America associated with the white southern slaveholding class. C) demonstrated […]
Clovis-like points prove that people were hunting widely in North America __________ years ago. A) 14,000 B) 27,000 C) 50,000 D) 3,000 ANSWER A
All of the following interests generally opposed the tariff of 1828 EXCEPT A) slave owners in the South. B) producers of molasses, hemp, iron, and wool in the mid-Atlantic states. C) New England cotton mill owners. D) southern agricultural interests including producers of cotton and various foodstuffs in the region. ANSWER Answer: B
The original boundaries of Maryland presented a problem to colonists because they __________. a. were vaguely defined b. accidentally crossed into Virginia c. did not extend to the coast d. cut through territory of the Algonquin e. extended much farther than Charles I had planned ANSWER A
The Mormon belief that prompted decades of political persecutions by state and federal government authorities and organized violence against Mormons was A) the American and magical origins surrounding the traditional story of the birth of their religion. B) The Book of Mormon replacing the New Testament as the revealed word of Jesus Christ. C) the […]
Wilson hurt his chances to get the Treaty of Versailles ratified __________. a. through his failure to ask for the American people’s support b. because he was unwilling to compromise with opponents c. by working too closely with isolationist opponents d. because he did not work hard enough to convince opponents e. through his vague […]
All of the following were arguments advanced by educational reformer Catherine Beecher for more women being encouraged to enter the teaching profession EXCEPT A) a woman’s maternal nurturing role and instincts made her better equipped to be a teacher than a man. B) including more women as teachers would expand the supply of teachers for […]
At the Second Continental Congress, who was the leading opponent of a resolution calling for a formal declaration of independence? A) Richard Henry Lee B) Samuel Adams C) Benjamin Franklin D) John Dickinson ANSWER D