Unit 5: Nationalism and Sectionalism
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- Q1Eli Whitney first used interchangeable parts, parts that are exactly alike, to makegunscombinesspinning wheelsfurnaces30s
- Q2All of the following are effects of Eli Whitney's cotton gin EXCEPT:allowed farmers to expand their farmsmade it easier to clean cottonled to a decrease in the number of slaves in the Southallowed farmers to make more money on cotton45s
- Q3The Industrial Revolution began inGermanythe United StatesGreat BritainFrance30s
- Q4In the cottage industry, goods were made by hand in ______. By contrast, in the Industrial Revolution, goods were made by machines in ______.factories; homeshomes; factories30s
- Q5This region's economy relied on factories and manufacturing, there was little demand for slaves.Middle statesNorth (New England)Southern states30s
- Q6This region's economy was based on agriculture, cotton was the major cash crop, and slaves were heavily relied onSouthern StatesMiddle StatesNorth (New England)30s
- Q7Which of the following best describes the effects of the Embargo of 1807 and the War of 1812?Both resulted in huge profits for American goods sold in Europe.Both expanded American trade with Europe.They forced America to focus on the development of domestic industries.45s
- Q8What was the goal of Henry Clay's American System?to decrease the involvement of the Federal government in the economyto add an Amendment to the Constitutionto unite the country, create a strong economy, and make the nation self-sufficientto provide for the general welfare of citizens in need45s
- Q9The three major points of American System contained all of the following EXCEPT:Maintaining the equal balance of slave states and free states in CongressEstablishing a protective tariffRenewing the Second National BankDeveloping a transportation system45s
- Q10The internal improvements in the American System included:the launch of steamboats on the Hudson Riverlaunching new textile factories in New Englandthe National Road and Erie Canal30s
- Q11What was the goal of the Tariff of 1816?to tax imported goods, to encourage people to buy American goodsto tax American goods to encourage people to buy European goodsto encourage Americans to buy Southern goodsto flood the market with foreign goods45s
- Q12What was the goal of the Second Bank of the United States?to increase the power of the individuals in the economyto increase the power of the states in the economyto make a national currency, making trade easier30s
- Q13During the time period, what happened to the Judicial Branch?The Constitution was no longer seen as the Supreme Law of the LandStates grew more powerfulIt grew more powerfulIt weakened30s
- Q14The Supreme court ruling in Gibbons v. Ogden said:The federal government could not rule over any state court decisionsThe federal government could regulate interstate commerce (trade between states)The federal government could regulate intrastate commerce (trade within a state)The federal government could rule over any state court decisions45s
- Q15The Supreme court ruling in McCulloch v. Maryland said:states can overturn laws passed by Congressstates cannot overturn laws passed by Congressthe Native Americans in Maryland are forced to relocate30s