Mid Term Exam Flashcards
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What is nationalism?
a. national pride
b. national glory
c. love for ones country
d. all of the above
d. all of the above
What did the Monroe Doctrine do?
a. Encourages European empires to expand in South America
b. Allows the US to get involved in European affair
c. Prohibits European powers from gaining new colonies in the Western Hemisphere.
c. Prohibits European powers from gaining new colonies in the Western Hemisphere.
What did the Adams-Onis Treaty state?
a. Texas gains its independence
b. Spain gives Florida to the US
c. US gains the Mexican Cession
b. Spain gives Florida to the US
During the 1st Seminole War, what did General Andrew Jackson do that hurt relations between Spain and the US?
a. He attacked Spanish forts in Florida
b. Directly attacked Spanish War Ships
c. conquered Spanish Florida and claimed it for the US
a. He attacked Spanish forts in Florida
What is NOT true about the “era of good feeling?”
a. The nation is growing and expanding
b. US defeated the Mexicans in the war
c. US avoided war
b. US defeated the Mexicans in the war
What was passed through congress that balanced the power in the Senate eased tensions between the northern and southern states?
a. The annexation of Texas
b. The annexation of Florida
c. The Missouri Compromise
c. The Missouri Compromise
In the election 1824, John Q Adams
a. Won because Henry Clay supported him in the house
b. Lost because of popular
c. Lost in the House of Representatives
a. Won because Henry Clay supported him in the house
Democratic Party
a. Was started by Andrew Jackson
b. Was made of Jackson’s supporters
c. Was to represent the “common man”
d. all of the above
d. all of the above
In the election of 1828, Andrew Jackson
a. Lost because of popular vote
b. won in the House of Representatives
c. Won by earning the majority of the electoral votes
c. Won by earning the majority of the electoral votes
The Indian Removal act
a. removed only the Seminoles from Florida
b. Removed five Indian tribes from the Southern territory of the US
c. Was not enforced because the Supreme Court declared it unconstitutional
b. removed five Indian tribes from the Southern territory of the US
Which Indians resisted in their removal from Florida?
a. Seminole
b. Cherokee
c. Choctaw
a. Seminole
When the Cherokee Indians were removed, why was their path to Oklahoma know as the “Trail of Tears”?
a. They were sad to leave there families
b. They were grateful for their new start away
from settlers
c. None of the above
c. None of the above
During the nullification crisis, what did South Carolina threaten to do if the tariff of 1828 was to be enforced?
a. attack the federal government
b. secede from the Union
c. Give in and pay the tariff
b. secede from the Union
What was Andrew Jackson’s response to the Nullification Crisis in South Carolina?
a. remove south Carolina’s status as a state in the Union
b. He was going to talk out a compromise with the state government of South Carolina
c. He was going to raise an army to use force against those who tried to ignore federal law.
d. None of the above
c. He was going to raise an army to use force against those who tried to ignore federal law.
Why was Andrew Jackson against the 2nd Bank of the United States?
a. He hated Joseph Biddle
b. It helped the common people of the US
c. Nothing checked its power
c. Noting checked its power
What led to a Whig Party victory in the election of 1840?
a. The economic crisis that occurred under Martin Van Buren administration
b. They though the Whig Party was the party of the people
c. They country was tired of democrats
a. The economic crisis that occurred under Martin Van Buren administration.
What caused tensions to rise between the Mexican government and the Texans?
a. Santa Anna becoming president
b. Stephen Austin supporting Revolution
c. The abolishment of slavery
c. The abolishment of slavery
Why did many Americans move into the Texas territory?
a. There were numerous jobs available
b. They were offered cheap land
c. All of the above
b. They were offered cheap land
What occurred at the Alamo?
a. The Texans defeated Santa Anna and his forces
b. The Texans withdrew from the Alamo destroying its remains
c. The Texans were defeated in defending the Alamo by an overwhelming force
c. The Texans were defeated in defending the Alamo by an overwhelming force
What atrocity occurred at Goliad?
a. 400 captured Mexicans were executed
b. The first victory achieved by the Texans
c. 400 captured Texans were executed
d. None of the above
c. 400 captured Texans were executed
What was so significant about the Texas victory at San Jacinto?
a. The Texans inflicted numerous casualties
b. The Mexicans were vulnerable to a surprise attack
c. Santa Anna was captured and forced to sign a treaty
b. The Mexicans were vulnerable to a surprise attack
Why is Texas known as the “Lone Star State?”
a. it initially didn’t want to join the US
b. It was an independent country for 10 years
c. It immediately became part of the US
b. It was an independent country for 10 years
What is difficult with Annexing Texas?
a. Tip the balance between free states and slave states
b. Mexico would see it as an act of war
c. Mexico will cut all relations to the US
d. All of the above
d. All of the above
Which President completed the idea of Manifest Destiny for the US?
a. Andrew Jackson
b. William Henry Harrison
c. James K. Polk
c. James K Polk
