APUSH M/C 2
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| The map of the electoral vote of 1800 shows that | the key to victory was combining New York w/ the South and West
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| On the issue of slavery, the Constitution in 1787 | effectively guaranteed the continued existence of slavery
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| Father of the Constitution | James Madison
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| The suppression of the "Whiskey Rebellion" indicated all of the following EXCEPT | the national government proved that the protesters had no legitimate complaint
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| The inauguration of George Washington took place in | New York
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| The French Revolution aided the American economy in all of the following ways EXCEPT | increasing the overseas market for American manufactured goods
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| Napoleon sold the Louisiana Territory to the U.S. partly because | his army in Haiti had been defeated
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| All of the following would be considered subsistence farmers EXCEPT a | South Carolina planter who raised rice and indigo
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| The causes of the Panic of 1819 included all of the following EXCEPT | strikes by workers for higher wages
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| The Impending Crisis | was an attack on slavery
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| The most important reason for th Old South's prosperity among the following was the | English textile mills
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| Calhoun supported the doctrine of nullification because | he saw it as a way to protect the rights of minorities
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| nickname for Martin Van Buren | Van Ruin
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| Demands for rights for all in the 19th C led to resistance and setbacks in all of the following ways EXCEPT | political instability and dictatorship in Mexico
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| Lowell's cotton mill, opened 1814: | was partly the result of industrial espionage
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| The National Road | tied E and W together as a public project
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| The author of the pamphlet Appeal to the Colored Citizens of the World, which called for slave rebellions was written by | David Walker
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| The map of reform movements in upper New York State shows that the area most changed by the Erie Canal became such a hot-bed of religious revivals it became known as the | Burned-Over District
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| The General Trades Union | included only relatively few white men in skilled trades
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| whig name for Jackson | King Andrew
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| Merchants who accumulated capital in international trade and then invested in other activities include all of the following EXCEPT: | Samuel Slater
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| system of payment that exchanges goods rather than money is | a barter system
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| sentimentalism involved all of the following EXCEPT | an emphasis on romantic love in the novels of that era
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| which city in the U.S. had the most unwelcoming response to Irish immigration? | Boston
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| State funding for internal improvements and subsequent defaults on loans contributing to financial instability followed from Jackson's veto of the | Maysville Road Bill
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