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US History T 4
Abeka US History Test 4
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Year that Congress passed a protective tariff at Madison's request. | 1816 |
| His election marked the beginning of "The era of Good Feelings." | James Monroe |
| Upheld the the idea of implied powers. | McCulloch Vs. Maryland |
| Author of the "Bonus Bill." | John C. Calhoun |
| Meeting of European nations that threatened to help Spain reclaim her lost Latin-American colonies. | Congress of Vienna |
| Secretary of state at the time of the Monroe doctrine. | John Quincy Adams |
| Winner of the "favorite sons" election. | John Quincy Adams |
| Year that Congress passed the "Tariff of Abominations." | 1828 |
| Known as old Hickory | Andrew Jackson |
| Native American group that suffered on the "Trail of Tears." | Cherokee |
| Helped Jackson attack the national bank. | Roger Taney |
| Organized to resist the policy of Andrew Jackson. | Whig Party |
| Elected president in 1832. | Andrew Jackson |
| Resigned from Vice Presidency of the United States. | John C. Calhoun |
| Area that took the lead in the suffrage movement. | North |
| The United States had strained relations with this country as a result of the Caroline incident. | England |
| Settled the boundary dispute between British Canada and the United States. | Webster-Ashburton Treaty |
| Sent by John Wesley to America to train circuit riding preachers. | Francis Asbury |
| Best known evangelist of the second great awakening. | Charles Finney |
| Movement that began with the "Haystack Prayer Meeting." | American foreign missions |
| Considered the father of American missions | Adoniram Judson |
| Civic organization founded to evangelize and assist young men. | YMCA |
| Leader of American Transcendentalism | Ralph Waldo Emerson |
| Invaded Florida to protect America against against attack. | Andrew Jackson |
| Agreement with Britain to disarm the great lakes. | Rush-Bagot Treaty |
| Parallel line which divided the slave and free areas of the Louisiana Purchase. | 36°30' |
| "The Union, next to our liberty most dear." | John C. Calhoun |
| Year that the nullification controversy was settled. | 1833 |
| Served the shortest term as President. | William Henry Harrison |
| "War" fought as a result of the dispute over Maine's border with Canada. | Aroostook War |
| The buying of land with the intention of selling it at a profit. | Speculation |
| First President to die in office. | Harrison |
| Started over 1,300 Sunday Schools in the Mississippi Valley. | Stephen Paxson |
| The famous slogan for the Whigs in 1840. | "Tippecanoe and Tyler, too" |
| Jackson's second Vice President. | Martin Van Buren |
| The order that all payment for government lands would be made in gold or silver. | Specie Circular |
| Added to the Union as part of the Missouri compromise. | Maine |
| Pioneered the camp meeting revival. | James McGready |
| Elected President in 1820. | James Monroe |
| President who began the use of the spoils system on the federal level. | Andrew Jackson |
| Upheld the doctrine of implied powers. | John Marshall |
| Proposed the "American System." | Henry Clay |
| Wrote Exposition and Protest of South Carolina. | John C. Calhoun |
| Hero of Battle of New Orleans. | Andrew Jackson |
| President during the "Era of Good Feelings." | James Monroe |
| Great orator who opposed sectionalism. | Daniel Webster |
| Favorite son from Georgia. | William Crawford |
| States' rights orator. | Robert Hayne |
| Founded commune of New Harmony. | Robert Owen |
| Founded Five Points Mission. | Phoebe Palmer |
| Improved conditions for the mentally ill. | Dorothea Dix |
| President elected in 1840. | William Henry Harrison |
| Campaigned for women's rights. | Lucretia Mott |
| Missionary to Liberia. | Lott Carey |
| President elected in 1824. | John Quincy Adams |
| Agreement that Spain would cede all of Florida to the United States. | Adams-Onis Treaty |
| A federal government road that connected Maryland to Virginia. | Cumberland Road |
| The right to vote. | Suffrage |
| Applied for a recharter of the national bank during Jackson's Presidency. | Nicholas Biddle |
| "Father of Western Africa Missions." | Lott Carey |
| "Father of American missions." | Adoniram Judson |
| First ambassador to Japan. | Townshend Harris |
| The year that the first group of American missionaries went to Hawaii. | 1820 |
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