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1. Which statement is false re: the American Revolution? 

a. The Battle of Bunker Hill illustrated that the Americans could fight the British.

b. The fighting between the British and the colonies broke out immediately after the Boston Massacre.

c. The Patriots formed the Continental Congress.

d. Some Americans remained loyal to the British

 

2. Which statement is false re: the causes of the War of 1812? 

 

a. Because the Federalist states were involved in international trade, they supported the war due to impressment.

 

b. British support for Native Americans was an important factor.

 

c. The War Hawks, who were primarily from the South & West, wanted war.

 

d. Tecumseh, who was supported by the British, wanted to build a pan-Native American alliance .

 

3. Which statement is false re: the War of 1812? 

 

a. Francis Scott Key penned the poem that became the Star Spangled Banner.

 

b. The United States conquered Canada.

 

c. The Hartford Convention destroyed the Federalist Party.

 

d. The Battle of New Orleans made Andrew Jackson famous.

 

4. Which statement is false re: Jacksonian era politics? 

 

a. The transportation & market revolutions were intertwined.

 

b. Upper class women were excluded from public life during the 1820s.

 

c. Industrialization led to wage labor and work schedules.

 

d. The Know Nothing Party sought to discriminate against Asia immigrants but not those from Ireland since the Irish are white.

 

5. Which statement is false re: the Articles of Confederation (AOC)? 

 

a. Shays’ Rebellion convinced many colonial elite that a strong central government was necessary to maintain order and protect property rights.

 

b. The central government could not levy a direct tax under the AOC.

 

c. Power largely resided in the states under the AOC.

 

d. The central government could not regulate commerce amongst the states.

 

e. The Executive Branch was considered too strong under the AOC.

 

6. Which statement is false? 

 

a. Charles I was executed by the English Parliament.

 

b. The Glorious Revolution established a constitutional monarchy in England prior to the American Revolution.

 

c. The English colonists developed their ow colonial assemblies and taxed themselves at a local level.

 

d. The English colonies were never allowed to govern themselves, which led to the American Revolution.

 

7. Which statement is false re: European-Native American relations in the colonial period? 

 

a. The French generally enslaved Native Americans and forced them to hunt furry animals.

 

b. The Spanish developed a multiracial empire, though one in which the Spanish were at the top.

 

c. Bartolome de las Casas criticized Spanish treatment of the Native Americans.

 

d. Some historians have speculated that such British wars as the Pequot War was genocidal.

 

8. Which statement is false? 

 

a. The Proclamation Line of 1763 banned settlement west of the Appalachian mountains.

 

b. The Great Awakening may have cultivated an anti-authoritarian stance in the British colonies.

 

c. Consumer goods grew increasingly important in colonial America.

 

d. The French Indian War is noteworthy because it led the British to attempt to tax the British colonies.

 

e. The British had levied direct, internal taxes in the British colonies even prior to the French Indian War.

 

 9.Which statement is false re: Native Americans? 

 

a. Chief Pontiac’s War led to the Proclamation Line of 1763.

 

b. The Proclamation Line of 1763 banned settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains.

 

c. Native Americans wielded some agency & sought to further their interests when possible.

 

d. Tecumseh led the Native Americans in King Philip’s War.

 

10. George Washington’s first cabinet was united in its support for the Bank of the United States since Thomas Jefferson and Alexander both believed that the Constitution grants Congress wide latitude in promoting commerce.  

Group of answer choices

a. True

 

b. False

 

11. The Indian Removal Act of 1830 ultimately was not applied to the Cherokee since their removal by the state of Georgia was deemed unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court.  

Group of answer choices

a. True

 

b. False

 

12. Which statement is false regarding the causes of the American Revolution? 

 

a. The Seven Years War led the British Parliament to attempt to tax the colonies.

 

b. Pontiac’s Rebellion led to the Proclamation Line of 1763, which angered the colonists.

 

c. The colonists were upset because they were not allowed to form their own colonial legislators nor tax themselves.

 

d. There was a cessation of tensions after the Boston Massacre, though over the long-term it was used to turn public opinion against the British.

 

13. The Columbian voyages are important because they led to the exchange of biological products between the Americas and Europe, and to the incorporation of the Americas into a global network of trade.  

Group of answer choices

a. True

 

b. False

 

14. Which statement is false re: the readings? 

 

a. Richard Frethorne’s letter illustrates the wretched conditions that indentured servants lived in.

 

b. William Byrd’s diary illustrates the cruel nature of slavery and its impact on all involved.

 

c. Abigail Adams’ letter to John suggests the Revolutionary ideal of equality spread beyond white male property owners.

 

d. Inspired by the Massachusetts Slave Petition, Mum Brett sued for her freedom in a Massachusetts court but lost.

 

15.The 3/5s Clause of the Constitution, which was designed to inflate Southern representation in the House,  illustrates that there was tension over slavery between the North and South in 1787. 

 

a. True

 

b. False

 

16. White indentured servants were the majority of the labor force in Virginia until roughly the 1670s, when the use of African slave labor began to displace the indentured system.  

 

a. True

 

b. False

 

17. Franz Ferdinand’s driver made a wrong turn and drove the unlucky Archduke straight into the hands of his assassin.  (You can assume that this is a true statement).  

Absent German backing, Austria-Hungary would not have issued the harsh ultimatum to Serbia that led to World War One.  (You can assume this is a true statement. 

Both of the above statements are examples of contingency.  

 

a. True

 

b. False

 

18. Were he still alive when it was formed, Alexander Hamilton most likely would have been a member of the Whig Party rather than the Jacksonian Democrats.  

Group of answer choices

a. True

 

b. False

 

19. Since he was a Southerner, Andrew Jackson supported VP John Calhoun’s assertion that South Carolina could rightfully nullify the federal tariff since the state deemed it to be unconstitutional.  

Group of answer choices

a.True

 

b. False

 

20. A secondary source comes after the time period under investigation; for example, a book about the Emancipation Proclamation is a secondary source. 

 

a. True

 

b. False

 

21. Which statement is true regarding the Articles of Confederation (AOC)? 

 

a. Shays’ Rebellion convinced many colonial elite that a strong central government was necessary to maintain order and protect property rights.

 

b. The central government could not levy a direct tax under the AOC.

 

c. There was no uniform commercial code or law that prohibited individual states from imposing tariffs on goods from other states.

 

d. All of the above are true.

 

22. Marbury v. Madison, 1803, is important because the Supreme Court asserted its right of judicial review in the case.  

 

a. True

 

b. False

23. The Currency Act prevented the colonies from issuing paper currency and instead called for the use of hard currency, which proved disruptive to American trade since hard currency was scarce in the colonies. 

 

a. True

 

b. False

 

 

24. The Missouri Compromise admitted Maine as a free state, Missouri as a slave state, and declared that there would be no slavery north of the 36 30 line (even though this was the southern border of Missouri — that state being an obvious exception to the rule).  

 

a. True

 

b. False

 

25. Marbury v. Madison, 1803, is important because it established that the U.S. Supreme Court has the right to make laws.  

 

a. True

 

b. False

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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