Quiz 9

A  designed to protect Southern agriculture.

B  to be enacted without the consent of Congress.

C  that aimed to protect American industry.

D  to impose taxes on American goods.

E  intended to raise revenue.

A  granted Canada exclusive use of Newfoundland fisheries.

B  saw the United States forced to give up its tariffs on British goods.

C  called for a ten-year joint occupation of the Oregon country by both American citizens and British subjects.

D  used the watershed of the Missouri River to define the United States’ border with Canada as far west as the Rocky Mountains.

E  formally recognized America’s earlier conquest of West Florida.

A  Henry Clay

B  Andrew Jackson

C  Nat Tumer

D  John Quincy Adams

A  they thought it would center more control in Washington.

B  they believed that it was unconstitutional.

C  it would provide stiff competition to the Erie Canal.

D  they believed in low tariffs and low taxes.

E  it favored only the South.

A  included in the doctrine only over the opposition of Secretary of State John Quincy Adams.

B  aimed at British efforts to gain control over Cuba.

C  applicable only to Central and South America.

D  mostly a symbolic gesture of goodwill to the Latin American republics.

E  a response to the apparent designs of the Russians in Alaska and Oregon.

A  forced the federal government to slow immigration.

B  created sharp political conflict between farmers and urbanites.

C  led to a death rate.

D  contributed to a decline in the birthrate.

E  resulted in unsanitary conditions in many communities.

A  Maryland

B  Virginia

C  Canada

D  Maine

A  states’ rights.

B  judicial review.

C  federalism.

D  constitutionalism.

E  federal authority.

A  little political trouble ensued.

B  the Whig party rose to take its place.

C  another party arose Very quickly to take its place.

D  the Democratic-Republicans established one-party rule.

E  sectionalism disappeared.

A  western and southern rivers.

B  coastal waterways.

C  New England streams.

D  the Gulf of Mexico.

E  the Great Lakes.