Assignment 13
Quiz by Scott Philipp
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- Q1
Where did most people in the United States live in 1790?
west of the Appalachian Mountains
east of the Appalachian Mountains
west of the Rocky Mountains
30s - Q2
The National Road went from _____________ to _____________.
New York to Maryland
Washington D.C. to Pittsburgh
Maryland to West Virginia
30s - Q3
What was the original name of the Wilderness Road?
Appalachian Way
Warrior's Path
Cumberland Gap
30s - Q4
Which state requested the federal government to build a new road?
Ohio
Maryland
Pennsylvania
30s - Q5
Which regions were connected by the Erie Canal?
From Albany, New York to New York City
From Buffalo, New York to Albany, New York
From Erie, PA to New York City
30s - Q6
Who was Robert Fulton?
made a plan to link New York City with the Great Lakes region by building a canal
a leader in the House of Representatives
developed a steamship with a powerful engine
30s - Q7
Which man led the building of a new road through the Cumberland Gap?
Henry Clay
Daniel Boone
Robert Fulton
both Clay and Fulton
30s - Q8
How did improved transportation affect the economy and the growth of cities?
Canals lowered the cost of shipping goods, and helped towns and cities along their routes grow larger.
Cities along the rivers became less congested with fewer people, and the cost of shipping goods lowered.
Canals allowed for unwanted foreign goods to be brought west of the Mississippi.
45s - Q9
How did rivers and canals affect where settlers lived?
Most pioneer families chose to settle near large cities.
Rivers and canals often flooded.
Settlers could more easily ship their crops and goods to markets.
30s - Q10
Which is synonymous to turnpike?
highway
toll road
canal
30s - Q11
What was the mood of the country after the War of 1812?
A feeling of national unity grew in the United States.
A renewed feeling of national fear of Great Britain grew in the United States.
A feeling of statewide pride grew in the country.
30s - Q12
Where was the phrase "Era of Good Feelings" first used?
in a speech by President James Monroe
a Boston newspaper
in an interview with Henry Clay
30s - Q13
Why was it necessary to create a Second Bank of the United States in 1816?
The First Bank of the United States had so much money that an additional bank was needed.
The First Bank of the United States ran out of money.
The First Bank of the United States ended in 1811.
30s - Q14
What was the goal of a tariff?
to improve the quality of produced items
to get Americans to buy American products, instead of cheaper ones from other countries.
to discourage trade with Great Britain
30s - Q15
Why did Southerners dislike tariffs?
They felt the tariffs protected the Northern manufacturers.
The Southerners felt forced to pay higher prices.
Both of these reasons
Neither of these reasons
30s