QUESTION 1
After the “Tariff of Abominations” was approved by Congress in 1828, Vice President John C. Calhoun published the Exposition and Protest which stated:
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Congress restricted tariff duties at 20% |
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a state convention could write new federal laws |
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laws passed by the federal government could be rejected by the states |
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laws passed by the federal government should be accepted by the states |
QUESTION 2
All the statements occurred during the election of 1828 except?
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Adams’s supporters questioned the morality of Andrew Jackson and his wife Rachel because her divorce had not been finalized when they married |
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Jackson’s supporters questioned the morality of John Quincy Adams because they accused him of being a pimp |
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the election was decided by Congress |
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Jackson benefitted during the election with the removal of the property ownership requirement to vote |
QUESTION 3
How did Jackson weaken the Second Bank of the United States?
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Jackson forced it to close immediately after he vetoed the recharter bill |
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Jackson distributed government deposits to state banks |
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Jackson replaced the president of the bank with a supporter |
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renamed it the Third Bank of the United States |
QUESTION 4
What ended the Nullification Crisis in 1832?
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The Dorr War |
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The succession of South Carolina from the Union |
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A compromise tariff |
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Andrew Jackson enforcing the collection of custom duties through military force |
QUESTION 5
In 1836, the Specie Circular ordered that payment for federal lands be made in gold or silver. It affected the country by:
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bursting the specie bubble and increasing the value of public lands |
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increasing President Andrew Jackson’s and his supporters’ popularity |
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draining state banks of their gold and silver deposits and fueled an economic depression |
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causing a recession in the South when the international price of cotton collapsed |
QUESTION 6
Both Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau advocated which of the following?
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urbanism |
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the status quo |
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religious adherence |
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individualism |
QUESTION 7
Which of the following was NOT a method used by Garrisonian abolitionists in their crusade to end slavery?
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Distribution of anti-slavery pamphlets and newspapers |
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Publication of slave narratives that revealed the immorality of slavery |
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Submission of thousands of anti-slavery petitions to Congress |
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Calls for the gradual emancipation of slaves |
QUESTION 8
The Cult of True Womanhood held that:
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women should become involved in reforming society |
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women were the guardians of moral virtue |
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women should have property rights |
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women should have the right to vote |
QUESTION 9
By the 1840s, the abolitionist movement had split over the issue of:
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elevating women to leadership roles within the movement |
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submitting anti-slavery petitions |
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the creation of anti-slavery newspapers |
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emphasizing the immorality of slavery |
QUESTION 10
Women’s involvement in abolitionism:
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was limited to distributing leaflets |
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was enthusiastically supported by their male colleagues |
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led them to fight for women’s rights |
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faced little criticism for taking on public speaking roles |
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