5 Written Questions

1. This statement announced that the United States would prevent European nations from interfering with independent American nations, and that the United States would remain neutral in European wars between European nations and their American colonies.
2. This South Carolinian argued about the use of states' rights and resigned his vice presidency to lead efforts of the Southern states in the Nullification Crisis.
3. In 1803, President Thomas Jefferson sent James Monroe to France to negotiate a treaty which resulted in the buying of land in North America that doubled the size of the United States.
4. The belief that the United States was different from, and superior to, other nations because the majority of Americans shared the Protestant religion, English language, ancestry, and culture.
5. This invention was patented by Eli Whitney in 1794 and increased the efficiency of cotton production

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Britain's impressment of American sailors, arming of Native Americans in the Northwest Territory, and use of blockading American ships from trading with France led to this conflict.
   1. WAR OF 1812
   2. NEW YORK CITY
   3. COTTON GIN
   4. ERIE CANAL
2. The construction and use of the Erie Canal turned this location into an economic center of trade and commerce by the 1820s.
   1. COTTON GIN
   2. ANDREW JACKSON
   3. WAR OF 1812
   4. NEW YORK CITY
3. Opened in 1825 and served to increase the efficiency of moving good, people, and raw materials between the Northeast and Midwest regions of the United States.
   1. JOHN C. CALHOUN
   2. WAR OF 1812
   3. COTTON GIN
   4. ERIE CANAL
4. This event lasted sixteen months resulted in the charting and mapping of western trails, rivers, and mountains, as well the collecting of natural samples such as the bones of animals and plants.
   1. LEWIS & CLARK EXPEDITION
   2. NEW YORK CITY
   3. LOUISIANA PURCHASE
   4. INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
5. This event began in England in the mid-1700s and spread to the United States in the 1790s with the introduction of thread and textile mills in New England
   1. ANDREW JACKSON
   2. MANIFEST DESTINY
   3. INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
   4. ERIE CANAL

5 True/False Questions

1. NORTHWEST ORDINANCE → This statement announced that the United States would prevent European nations from interfering with independent American nations, and that the United States would remain neutral in European wars between European nations and their American colonies.

   True        False

2. MISSOURI COMPROMISE → This agreement allowed Maine to enter the United States as a free state and stated that slavery would not be permitted in the northern part of the Louisiana Territory above a line 36 degrees, 30 minutes (north latitude).

   True        False

3. INTERCHANGEABLE PARTS → The practice of manufacturing identical parts to replace or fix a broken part of a product (example - muskets).

   True        False

4. MANIFEST DESTINY → The name given to the idea that the United States would naturally occupy the territory between the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean.

   True        False

5. ANDREW JACKSON → This statement announced that the United States would prevent European nations from interfering with independent American nations, and that the United States would remain neutral in European wars between European nations and their American colonies.

   True        False