Unit 4 Test

Front 1

What effect did the Industrial Revolution have on families?

Back 1

It provided different jobs for them, so they didn’t just have to farm. Working in factories was also an option.

Front 2

Who founded the Democratic Republican Party?

Back 2

Thomas jefferson

Front 3

What is an effect of nat turners rebellion?

Back 3

Virgins considered ending slavery but the proposal was denied. For African Americans the grip of slavery got tighter.

Front 4

Why was the Federal Judiciary act of 1789 passed?

Back 4

It was passed to answer these questions: what type of additional courts should there be and how many? What would happen if federal court decisions conflicted with state laws?

Front 5

Why was New England the site for most early factories?

Back 5

It had a lot of good flowing rivers and oceans. And that gave the mills more water power.

Front 6

Why did France sell Louisiana to America?

Back 6

They needed American money more than they needed Louisiana. They were also worried that they couldn’t take care of it bc they didn’t take care of a tiny island.

Front 7

What were the effects of Eli Whitney’s cotton gin?

Back 7

Cotton became more profitable and slavery increased.

Front 8

What is the significance of the Marburg v Madison court case?

Back 8

This trial affirmed the principal of judicial review.

Front 9

What is the significance of the gibbons v ogdens court case?

Back 9

This case ruled that a state could not tax a national bank.

Front 10

What is the significance of the mcCullouch v Maryland court case?

Back 10

The court ruled that interstate commerce could be regarded only by the federal government, not the state government.

Front 11

What is the significance of tecumseh?

Back 11

He was the Shawnee chief and he didn’t want white settlers to take Native American land.

Front 12

What is the significance of William Henry Harrison?

Back 12

He was a general then he became the ninth president, and he was the first president to die in office.

Front 13

How do tariffs help the Economy?

Back 13

They made money for the government by making foreign goods more expensive to encourage people to buy American goods.

Front 14

What is the Monroe doctrine?

Back 14

It’s the us policy opposing European interference in the Western Hemisphere.

Front 15

What divided slave states from free states?

Back 15

The Missouri compromise

Front 16

What was Hamilton’s financial plan?

Back 16

1) pay off all war debts 2)raising government revenue 3) create a national bank

Front 17

How did Washington deal with escalating war with Europe?

Back 17

He declared the us neutral.

Front 18

What is the significance of the Kentucky and Virginia resolution?

Back 18

They give states the right to declare acts of congress null or void.

Front 19

How did the Telegraph affect communication in the mid 1800s?

Back 19

It helped people communicate really far away with only seconds.

Front 20

Who instigated the Adams onis treaty and what did we gain from it?

Back 20

General Andrew Jackson and Monroe did and we gained Florida from it.

Front 21

What were the causes of the whiskey rebellion?

Back 21

Hamilton passed a tax on whiskey and that mad farmers from George to Pennsylvania angry.

Front 22

What were the causes of the war of 1812?

Back 22

Britain helped native Americans, Britain’s policy on high seas, impressment and the American government wanted there people to know they were protected.

Front 23

What were the effects of the war of 1812?

Back 23

American patriotism increased, the war broke the strength of native Americans who sided with Britain and American manufacturing grew.

Front 24

Who did the alien and sedition acts target.

Back 24

They targeted immigrants.

Front 25

What did increased nationalism lead to?

Back 25

It led to people shifting their loyalty away from state governments and toward the federal government.

Front 26

How did the rush bagot agreement and the convention of 1818 revolve conflicts with Britain?

Back 26

The agreement limited each sides naval forces on the Great Lakes, and the convention of 1818 was the two countries setting the 49th parallel as the us Canadian border as far west as the Rocky Mountains.

Front 27

What is the significance of William Blount?

Back 27

Was the person who negotiated the treaty of Holston.

Front 28

What is the significance of John sevier?

Back 28

Was one of the founding fathers of Tennessee.

Front 29

What is the significance of rocky mount?

Back 29

What where George Washington appointed William Blount as governor of the Southwest territory and was the capital of Tennessee.

Front 30

What is the significance of the treaty of holsten?

Back 30

What signed between the government and the Cherokee and was proclaimed on February 7 1792.

Front 31

What is the significance of the Cumberland gap?

Back 31

It was the first gateway to the west and this route led into the wilderness of kentucky.

Front 32

What is the significance of the Natchez trace?

Back 32

It was a route hoping to hold frontier, Congress in 1800 establish post route from Nashville to Natchez.

Front 33

What was the significance of the Jackson purchase?

Back 33

Was the purchase of west Tennessee.

Front 34

What is the significance of the battle of horseshoe bend?

Back 34

Was an American victory in Alabama over Native Americans opposed to expansion in there territories and brought the creek war to an end.