History 011 - US History to 1877 » Fall 2020 » Chapter 5 and 6 Quiz

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Question #1
The second Bank of the United States was unpopular in the newer states and territories because
A.   they resented its virtual monopoly over the country's credit and currency.
B.   it provided funds to the Bureau of Indian Affairs which supplied many tribes on Indian reservations.
C.   depositors and borrowers were required to travel east to either New York City or Washington D.C. in order to do business.
D.   it was dominated by members of the Federalist Party, and was believed to be funneling funds directly into the party's coffers.
Question #2
President Andrew Jackson's political opponents eventually coalesced into t a common party called the
A.   Republicans
B.   Federalists
C.   Whigs
D.   Democrats
Question #3
The Declaration of Sentiments
A.   encouraged the formation of a national police authority to replace those of the states.
B.   advocated the establishment of government sponsored orphanages.
C.   demanded equality with men before the law and the right to vote for women.
D.   declared slavery an immoral and destructive institution.
Question #4
The overland migration westward in the 1840s was made possible by the exploration of French and Scots-Irish fur trappers.
A.   FALSE
B.   TRUE
Question #5
The long and cruel trek to Oklahoma, or Indian Territory, in 1838 by the Cherokee became known in history as
A.   the Trail of Tears
B.   the Long March
C.   the Indian Removal Voyage
D.   the Westward Passage
Question #6
The temperance movement became known for its opposition to the policy of confining Native Americans to constricted reservations.
A.   TRUE
B.   FALSE
Question #7
The introduction of the _______________ made possible an unparalleled increase in grain production.
A.   Cyrus tractor
B.   McCormick reaper
C.   thresher
D.   Cormick Machine
Question #8
Three quarters of southern white families, including "poor whites" owned no slaves.
A.   FALSE
B.   TRUE
Question #9
With large scale cotton production in the South, slave masters gradually ceased close supervision of slaves, and employed replacements know as
A.   abolitionists
B.   slave "checkers"
C.   plantation examiners
D.   overseers
Question #10
"I shall strenuously contend for the immediate enfranchisement of our slave population... On this subject, I do not wish to think , or speak, or write with moderation... I am in earnest - I will not equivocate - I will not excuse - I will not retreat a single inch - AND I WILL BE HEARD" was written by
A.   William Lloyd Garrison
B.   John Quincy Adams
C.   Fredrick Douglas
D.   Theodore Dwight Weld

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