Question 1

What was the primary cause of the panic of 1819?

Accepted Answer

A)  Irresponsible banking practices 
B)  An embargo on goods from France 
C)  The failure of tobacco crops 
D)  Unresolved debt from the war 
A)  Irresponsible banking practices 
B)  An embargo on goods from France 
C)  The failure of tobacco crops 
D)  Unresolved debt from the war

Question 2

When did the War of 1812 come to an end?

Accepted Answer

A)  December 1812 
B)  December 1814 
C)  December 1818 
D)  December 1822 
A)  December 1812 
B)  December 1814 
C)  December 1818 
D)  December 1822

Question 3

What product fueled the U.S. industrial expansion of the 1810s?

Accepted Answer

A)  Tobacco 
B)  Sugarcane 
C)  Coal 
D)  Cotton 
A)  Tobacco 
B)  Sugarcane 
C)  Coal 
D)  Cotton

Question 4

What position did whites in Missouri take on the issue of slavery in 1819?

Accepted Answer

A)  Abolish it completely 
B)  Gradually abolish it 
C)  Defend the institution 
D)  Abolish and defend it 
A)  Abolish it completely 
B)  Gradually abolish it 
C)  Defend the institution 
D)  Abolish and defend it

Question 5

What was John Ross's strategy for the advancement of the rights of Cherokee people in the United States in the early nineteenth century?

Accepted Answer

A)  To provide them with the most technologically advanced arms 
B)  To promote strong economic ties through even trading relationships 
C)  To encourage them to embrace Anglo-American religion and culture 
D)  To allow the United States to take over more Indian land in hopes of cultivating peace 
A)  To provide them with the most technologically advanced arms 
B)  To promote strong economic ties through even trading relationships 
C)  To encourage them to embrace Anglo-American religion and culture 
D)  To allow the United States to take over more Indian land in hopes of cultivating peace

Question 6

When the international slave trade was officially ended in 1808, slavery

Accepted Answer

A)  came to an end. 
B)  expanded as more territory for growing cash crops became available. 
C)  gradually declined over the next five decades as the population died out. 
D)  expanded as increasing numbers of northern merchants purchased slaves. 
A)  came to an end. 
B)  expanded as more territory for growing cash crops became available. 
C)  gradually declined over the next five decades as the population died out. 
D)  expanded as increasing numbers of northern merchants purchased slaves.

What was the primary cause of the panic of 1819?

When did the War of 1812 come to an end?

What product fueled the U.S. industrial expansion of the 1810s?

What position did whites in Missouri take on the issue of slavery in 1819?

What was John Ross's strategy for the advancement of the rights of Cherokee people in the United States in the early nineteenth century?

When the international slave trade was officially ended in 1808, slavery

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Exam 9: Defending and Redefining the Nation

What was the primary cause of the panic of 1819?

When did the War of 1812 come to an end?

What product fueled the U.S. industrial expansion of the 1810s?

What position did whites in Missouri take on the issue of slavery in 1819?

What was John Ross's strategy for the advancement of the rights of Cherokee people in the United States in the early nineteenth century?

When the international slave trade was officially ended in 1808, slavery

Mapping Global Frontiers

Colonization and Conflicts

Colonial America Amid Global Change

Religious Strife and Social Upheavals

War and Empire

The American Revolution

Forging a New Nation

The Early Republic

Social and Cultural Ferment in the North

Slavery Expands South and West

Imperial Ambitions and Sectional Crises

Civil War

Emancipation and Reconstruction

The West Opening the West

Industrial America

Workers and Farmers in the Age of Organization

Cities, Immigrants, and the Nation

Progressivism and the Search for Order

Empire and Wars

The Twenties

Depression, Dissent, and the New Deal

World War II

The Opening of the Cold War

Troubled Innocence

Liberalism and Its Challengers

The Swing Toward Conservatism

The Triumph of Conservatism, the End of the Cold War, and the Rise of the New World Order

The Challenges of a Globalized World

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