US History Ch. 11, Lesson 3
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- Q1a feeling of unity, free of political strifeEra of Good FeelingsCivil WarMexican RevolutionEra of no Strife30s
- Q2differences in the goals and interests of different parts of the country.Peerismslaverysectionalismpolitics30s
- Q3trade between statesintrastate commereelected commerceinterstate commercecommerce30s
- Q4sole control of an industrycommunismcapitalismmonopolysocialism30s
- Q5Court ruled that courts could declare acts of a state government void if they violated provisions of the ConstitutionGibbons v. GeorgiaMcCulloch v. Maryland (1819)Fletcher v. Peck (1810)Orozco v. Arnold30s
- Q6strong voice in Congress representing the WestHenry Clay of South CarolinaHenry Clay of ArkansasHenry Clay of KentuckyHenry Clay of Texas30s
- Q7strong voice in Congress representing the SouthJohn C. Calhoun ofArkansasJohn C. Calhoun of South CarolinaJohn C. Calhoun of KentuckyJohn C. Calhoun of Redneckistan30s
- Q8strong voice in Congress representing the NorthDaniel Webster of MaineDaniel Webster of North CarolinaDaniel Webster of Rhode IslandDaniel Webster of Massachusetts30s
- Q9the United States and Britain agreed to limit the number of armed naval vessels on the Great Lakes1817 Rush-Bagot Agreement,The Disarmament Agreement of 17761833 Rush-Bagel Agreement1817 Treaty of Paris30s
- Q10gave up control ofcededabdicatedwreckedreceded30s
- Q11served as a clear warning to European nations to keep out of the AmericasThe Jefferson DoctrineThe Madison DoctrineThe Monroe DictateThe Monroe Doctrine30s
- Q12September 16, 1810Independence Day in TexasIndependence Day in MexicoIndependence Day in VenezuelaIndependence Day in Per�30s
- Q13a priest who led the rebellion in Mexico against SpainMiguel GarciaMiguel P�rezMiguel HidalgoMiguel L�pez30s
- Q14led the independence movement that won freedom for Venezuela, Colombia, Panama, Bolivia, and EcuadorSimon CowellSimon, Theodore, and AlvinSimon SaysSim�n Bol�var30s
- Q15successfully achieved independence for Chile and PeruJos� CruzJos� de San DiegoJos� de San MullinsJos� de San Mart�n30s