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United States History-Unit I-(Ch 6, 7, 8) questions

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Who wrote the Bill of Rights?James Madison
How many amendments were originally agreed upon by Congress in 1789?12
How many amendments were ratified by the states in 1791?10(Bill of Rights)
What did the Lewis & Clark expedition achieve?increased American knowledge of the Louisiana Territory and gave US claim to Oregon territory
What was the Tariff of 1789?required importers to pay a percentage of the value of their cargo when they landed it in the US
Who helped as an interpreter for Lewis and Clark during their expedition?a Shoshone woman named Sacagawea
How did the United States gain the Louisiana Territory?Robert Livingston(ambassador to France) accepted a deal from Napoleon Bonaparte needing money for war in Europe, so France sold the Louisiana Territory and New Orleans to the US for $11.25 million because he did not want the US to ally with Great Britain
Who opposed the national Bank of United States?opposed by Southerners because they claimed that Northern merchants would own most of the bank's stock and that it was unconstitutional
What was the land purchase from the French that more than doubled the size of the US?Louisiana Purchase
What did the Federalists believe?supported Hamilton's financial program, a strong national government-one of first political parties
What did the Democratic-Republicans(or Republicans) believe?opposed Hamilton's financial program, believed in strength of independent farmers-led by Madison & Jefferson-one of first political parties
What American negotiated the purchase of the Louisiana Territory?James Monroe
What reason did the Lewis and Clark expedition occur?to trace the Missouri River and find a route to the Pacific Ocean
What is the Whiskey Rebellion?Western Pennsylvania farmers that rebelled against a federal tax on whiskey which was used as a form of exchange(money)
What is the significance behind the Whiskey Rebellion?the federal government had to establish its right to impose direct taxes on the people(authority of the federal government)
What did Jackson's supporters claim Adams and Clay did in order to win the Presidency?a Corrupt bargain(Henry Clay backed Adams and then Adams appointed Clay as Secretary of State after he won the Presidency in 1824)
What did the Monroe Doctrine declare?issued by President James Monroe in 1823 which proclaimed that European Powers would no longer interfere with or colonize independent nations of the Americas(in the Western Hemisphere) & US would not interfere in European affairs
How many Cherokee died when forced to leave their homes for Oklahoma?over 4,000
What provided money for relocating Native Americans & forced the Cherokee tribe to move to Oklahoma?Indian Removal Act
What was the forced removal of Cherokee from their homes to Oklahoma called?Trail of Tears
How did the Cherokee die along the "Trail of Tears"?starvation, disease, and exposure
Who was president during the "Trail of Tears"?Andrew Jackson
What court case tried to prevent the forced removal of the Cherokee?the Cherokee of Georgia fought in the courts with Worcester v. Georgia which reached the Supreme Court
What was abolitionism?the movement to end slavery
What groups were involved in the abolitionist movement?Quakers, free African-Americans, church members, newspaper publishers
What were factors that led to President Jackson's decision to sign the Indian Removal Act?Louisiana Purchase & moving them to the "wasteland"(Great Plains) would resolve conflicts with Native Americans
What theories were part of the Abolitionist Movement?gradualism(slavery had to be ended gradually paying slave owners), colonization(send African Americans back to ancestral home), emancipation(freeing of all enslaved people immediatly)
What region of the United States did the Abolitionist Movement originate?North
What was the ruling by John Marshall in McCulloch vs Maryland from the Supreme Court?upheld constitutionality of the Bank of the United States(prohibited states from interfering with federal agencies) & provided Congress more flexibility to enact legislation(implied powers)
What was the ruling by John Marshall in McCulloch vs Maryland from the Supreme Court?revoked an existing state monopoly, gave Congress the right to regulate interstate commerce(expanded federal powers)
Who is John Marshall?Chief Justice of Supreme Court that made rulings in support of federal government over state governments
What is gradualism and who supported it?belief that slavery had to be ended gradually by stopping new slaves from coming into country & by phasing out slavery in the different parts of the country by compensating slaveholders for their loss-supported by Baptists & Quakers
What did the American Colonization Society favor?send African Americans back to their ancestral homelands in Africa because ending slavery would not end racism
What modern day country was formed by former slaves?Liberia
How did the United States aquire Florida?in 1818, US troops entered Florida under General Andrew Jackson intending to fight the Seminoles(Creek Indians)-he then disobeyed orders and seized Spanish settlements forcing Spain to eventually cede(give) Florida to US in the Adams-Onis Treaty
What was the name of the political party that supported Andrew Jackson?Democratic-Republicans eventually shortened to Democrats
What is the Missouri Compromise?passed in 1820-pairing the admission of free and slave states together to quiet the dispute over the expansion of slavery(slavery prohibited north of latitude 36 degrees 30')
How did John Marshall help to add to Federal Government power?by ruling that states cannot interfere with federal agencies, provided Congress more flexibility to enact laws, expanded federal powers


Salem High School
Salem, IL

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