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A) Ohio
B) New York
C) Virginia
D) Massachusetts
A) Slavery dehumanizes African Americans
B) The economic benefits of slavery outweigh the negatives
C) All southerners support slavery
D) The best way to achieve abolition is for slaves to escape
A) Married women cannot keep their earnings
B) Married women do not pay taxes
C) Only married women have the right to vote
D) Single women pay higher taxes than single men
A) the Declaration of the Rights of Man
B) the Declaration of Independence
C) the Bill of Rights
D) the U.S. Constitution
A) a bride
B) a woman with three children
C) a female town mayor
D) a farm wife
A) resulted in predestination becoming a more popular idea
B) made it harder for reformers to attract followers
C) caused the downfall of many Utopian communities
D) led to a wave of reform movements
A) William Lloyd Garrison
B) Harriet Tubman
C) Horace Mann
D) Louisa May Alcott
A) The importance of predestination
B) That people had free will
C) The role of women
D) That slavery should end
A) Everyone is created equal
B) People can make their lives and their society better
C) Women should have the right to vote
D) American artists should follow the styles of European artists
A) "Women should have the same educational opportunities as men."
B) "Women don't need to be educated because they don't vote."
C) "Having an education won't help a women be a good mother."
D) "A woman who wants an education isn't a good wife."
A) to gain free farmland
B) to find gold
C) to start cotton plantations
D) all of the above were important reasons
A) the Mexican-American War
B) the annexation of Oregon
C) the abolitionist movement
D) the Westward movement
A) Many English-speaking settlers migrated there from eastern states
B) The state had many factories that attracted immigrants from Europe
C) State laws banning racial discrimination attracted many African Americans
D) Gold seekers came from all over the world and became permanent residents
A) The siege ended when Texan soldiers defeated Santa Anna, ending the Mexican-American War.
B) The heroism of Mexican soldiers during the siege inspired many Mexicans to join Santa Anna’s army
C) It was the attack which officially began the Mexican-American War.
D) It was the site where Texans were overrun and defeated by Mexican troops, inspiring many Americans to volunteer for the Texan army
A) Oregon
B) North Dakota
C) New Mexico
D) Washington
A) They believed it was their right to possess this land because they would bring great things to the land
B) They feared invasion by Mexico
C) They wanted to make sure Great Britain did not claim the land
D) They had already settled the lands of the Great Plains and needed more room
A) The United States recognized the Mexican border at the Nueces River
B) The United States paid Mexico $15 million for land in Arizona and New Mexico to build a transcontinental railroad
C) Texas gained independence from Mexico and became a republic
D) Mexico ceded a large area of territory to the United States and was given $10 million.
A) Civil Disobedience
B) Capitalism
C) Slavery
D) Catholicism
A) Harriet Tubman
B) Elizabeth Cady Stanton
C) Harriet Beecher Stowe
D) Susan B. Anthony
A) Congress could prohibit slavery in any territory
B) Slaves were property, even if they lived in a free territory
C) Slaves were citizens and could sue in court
D) All of the above are correct
A) steps in the growth of American industry
B) methods used to expand into Mexican held territory
C) methods used by abolitionists to stop the growth of slavery
D) causes of the United States entry into the Civil War
A) differences in language and religion
B) increasing American immigration
C) attempts by the Mexican government to prohibit importation of slaves
D) all of the above are correct
A) reduced British control of North America
B) focused the United States on westward expansion
C) extended the United States control over Mexico
D) decreased tensions with Native American Indians
A) The Native population rapidly died from disease, fighting with white settlers, and were pushed off their land as white settlement increased
B) As slavery ended, slaves moved to Oregon and replaced Native labor
C) Natives left Oregon for the Gold Rush in California
D) Native population was relocated to the east coast of America
A) American blood on American soil
B) Remember the Alamo
C) 54'40 or Fight
D) All of Oregon or none of it!
A) women's rights
B) public education
C) expansion of slavery
D) freedom of speech
A) The United States should invade Europe and take control of that continent
B) It was necessary for the United States to sell some of its land in order to raise money
C) It was fate that the United States continue to expand westward
D) The United States did not need to expand because it had enough land
A) the U.S. annexation of Texas
B) the Oregon border
C) the Louisiana Purchase
D) the expansion of slavery
A) There were deep water ports with access to the Pacific Ocean
B) The area was heavily populated with many thriving cities
C) They thought there were vast deposits of gold in the area
D) They wanted to build a railroad route through the area
A) War of 1812
B) Spanish-American War
C) Revolutionary War
D) Mexican-American War
A) individualism
B) democracy
C) slavery
A) Public education was not widely available
B) Public education was only available for poor students
C) All students had an equal opportunity to attend schools
D) Girls were the only students who could attend schools
A) Utopianism
B) the Reformation
C) the Enlightenment
D) Transcendentalism
A) Reasons abolitionists wanted to end slavery
B) Reasons to oppose a capitalist economy
C) Reasons to support women's suffrage
D) Reasons to support independence from England
A) She spoke frequently at abolitionist meetings
B) She led slaves to freedom on the Underground Railroad
C) She raised money to buy slaves and set them free
D) She wrote and published an anti-slavery newspaper
A) Horace Mann
B) Susan B. Anthony
C) Dorothea Dix
D) William Lloyd Garrison
A) the American Philosophical Society
B) the American Anti-Slavery Society
C) the American Temperance Society
D) the National Women's Suffrage Association
A) allowed slavery in the newly acquired western territories
B) forbid slavery north of Missouri
C) allowed for the capture and return of runaway salves within the territory of the United States
D) closed abolitionist newspapers around the country
A) Kentucky
B) Indiana
C) New York
D) Canada
A) 25%
B) 50%
C) 75%
D) 90%
A) a prohibition society
B) a utopian society
C) an abolitionist society
D) a manifest society
A) James Polk
B) Levi Strauss
C) James Marshall
D) John Sutter