Apush questions of the day
#61 Which of the following battles is considered to be a turning point in the Pacific Campaign during World War II? A. Battle of Guadalcanal B. Battle of Iwo Jima C. Battle of Leyte Gulf D. Battle of Midway E. Battle of the Coral Sea
A. Battle of Guadalcanal
#30 Improvements in transportation and communications during the first part of the 19th century affected economic relations between regions of the U.S. by: A. Making the regions more interdependent B. Making the regions more self-sufficient and independent C. Making Industrial regions economically dominant over agricultura regions D. Making agricultural regions economically dominant over industrial regions E. Furthering individual states' ability to regulate interstate commerce
A. Making the regions more interdependent
#42 Lincoln's primary objective for suspending the writ of habeas corpus was to: A. Suppress Southern sympathizers in the border states B. Better control the newspapers in the North C. Bolster the size of the army with a draft D. Be allowed to end slavery officially in the capital E. Increase taxes to better fund the war effort
A. Suppress Southern sympathizers in the border states
#15 Which of the following actions does not illustrate the strategy employed by Lord William Pitt during the French and Indian War? A. Taking over the French forts located along both sides of the mississippi river. B. Making peace with important native american allies C. Changing the British fighting style to better match the frontier D. Fighting in North America rather than on the european mainland. E. Establishing control of the St. Lawrence Seaway
A. Taking over the French forts located along both sides of the mississippi river.
#63 What was the Allied strategy in the second world war? A. The Allies would focus on defeating the Axis powers in Europe and then the Pacific B. The Allies would focus on defeating the Axis powers in the Pacific and then Europe C. The soviet union would focus on Germany, and the U.S. would focus on Japan D. The U.S. would focus on the Pacific, while the other Allies focused on Europe E. The Allies would divide their forces, simultaneously attacking in Europe and the Pacific
A. The Allies would focus on defeating the Axis powers in Europe and then the Pacific
#74 The events of September 11th can be compared to the burning of Washington during the War of 1812 and the Pearl Harbor attack in that: A. They resulted in mass panic among the citizenship B. They led to popular calls for increased isolationism C. The events became a rallying cry for national unity D. They were used to justify the curtailment of civil liberties
A. They resulted in mass panic among the citizenship
#20 Which of the following groups would most likely support the Articles of Confederation? A. Those who held strong anti-monarchical views B. Men who served as officers during the revolution C. Citizens who held government -issued securities D. New England Merchants and Bankers E. Politicians who feared rule by the Masses
A. Those who held strong anti-monarchical views
#60 What was the main function of President Roosevelt's executive order 9066? A. to force Japanese-Americans into internment camps B. to make striking in a wartime industry a crime C. to institute a policy of lend-lease with allied powers D. to ban discriminatory hiring within the federal gov't E. to ban the sale or shipment of arms to belligerent nations.
A. to force Japanese-Americans into internment camps
#53 Which of the following was not a reason fr the initial American neutrality during the first World War? A. Wilson hoped neutrality would allow him to lead the peace at the end of the war B. American military treaties prevented direct involvement C. Neutrality allowed American businesses to trade with both sides of the conflict D. Support by the U.S, population was divided between the two sides E. Americans generally supported a policy of isolation
B. American military treaties prevented direct involvement
#21 The main purpose of the Three-Fifths Compromise was to: A. Establish the number of votes needed to approve legislation B. Appropriate congressional seats C. Formalize a number of state votes needed to ratify the Constitution D. Develop a method to amend the Constitution E. Create a system to override a Presidential Veto
B. Appropriate congressional seats
#45 Andrew Carnegie engaged in the practice of vertical integration by: A. Monopolizing a single product by eliminating all competition B. Controlling all aspects of the production process from beginning to end C. Artificially inflating the value of his companies' stock to attract investors D. Fixing railroad rates and rebates to decrease costs E. Using private detective agencies to break strikes
B. Controlling all aspects of the production process from beginning to end
#35 The Kansas-Nebraska Act was unpopular in Northern states because: A. It furthered the Missouri Compromise B. It could increase the number of slave states C. It created a transcontinental railroad in the south D. The Northern states disapproved of Stephen Douglas Seeking Southern Support E. It weakened the influence of Northern business interests
B. It could increase the number of slave states
#54 A main reason many republican senators objected to the plan for the League of Nations was that: A. Article X would be too expensive for the U.S to uphold B. It could pull the U.S into future conflicts C. Russia would be allowed to play a leadership role in the League D. Germany would be allowed to retani it's military E. The U.S would have to reduce its military
B. It could pull the U.S into future conflicts
#68 The combination of inflation and economic recession faced in the United States in 1973 was caused in part by: A. The opening of diplomatic relations with China and the Soviet Union B. OPEC's increasing the price of oil C. The North Vietnamese capture of Saigon D. The signing of the Camp David Accords E. The signing of the SALT I agreement
B. OPEC's increasing the price of oil
#56 The Republican administration of the 1920s would best be described as: A. Possessing a foreign policy based on expansion and heavy domestic business regulation B. Supporting isolationism and laissez-faire business policies domestically C. Strongly focused on building up the armed forces D. Open to increased immigration and less stringent quotas E. Strongly against high tariffs and pro labor
B. Supporting isolationism and laissez-faire business policies domestically
#11 Which of the following is true concerning the Great Awakening? A. The Great Awakening brought separatism and secession from established churches B. The Great Awakening created a greater appreciation for the emotional experiences of faith C. The Great Awakening brought the renewed persecution of witches D. The Great Awakening led to the strong reemergence of Catholicism E. The Church of Jesus-Christ of Latter Day Saints was created
B. The Great Awakening created a greater appreciation for the emotional experiences of faith
#40 The use of total warfare during the Civil War was best illustrated by: A. Pickett's Charge under Lee B. The March to the Sea under Sherman C. The Naval blockade under Scott D. The Peninsula Campaign under McClellan E. Burnside's Charge at Fredericksburg
B. The March to the Sea under Sherman
#49 Which of the following best describes what happened in the west in the 25 years following the conclusion of the Civil War? A. The West remained a largely unexplored wilderness B. The frontier rapidly disappeared C. The US conquered new territories from the Mexican and the British D. The West became a major center of manufacturing
B. The frontier rapidly disappeared
#19 Which of the following terms was not part of the 1783 Treaty of Paris? A.Britain agreed to remove troops from the U.S territory B. The importation of slaves was banned C. The boarders of the U.S were established D. The U.S agreed to pay existing debts owed to England E. The U.S agreed not to persecute Loyalists remaining in the country
B. The importation of slaves was banned
#72 Reagan's view of government regulation is most similar to: A. The progressive's of the first decade of the 20th century B. The republicans of the 1920s C. The Johnson administration of the 1960s D. The New Deal under FDR E. The views of Alexander Hamilton
B. The republicans of the 1920s
#47 In what way did the Knights of Labor differ from the American Federation of Labor (AFL)? A. Unlike the AFL, the Knights of Labor limited membership to skilled labor only B. Unlike the Knights of Labor, the AFL limited membership to skilled labor only C. Unlike the Knights of Labor, the AFL allowed women to be members D. Unlike the Knights of Labor, the AFL allowed African Americans to be members E. Unlike the Knights of Labor, the AFL allowed farmers to be members
B. Unlike the Knights of Labor, the AFL limited membership to skilled labor only
#57 How did Presidents Hoover and FDR differ in their attempts to respond to the Great Depression? A. While Hoover felt that aid should be supplied directly to the people, FDR felt that gov't should only try to stabilize the corporations and banks B. While FDR felt that aid should be supplied directly to people, Hoover felt that gov't should only try to stabilize the corporations and banks C. Hoover's reforms focused on providing aid to farmers, while FDR focused on industrial workers D. Hoover supported the nationalization of banks, While FDR called for the redistribution of wealth through taxation E. FDR believed that the depression should be corrected by voluntary self-regulation in business, While Hoover advocated heavy gov't regulation
B. While FDR felt that aid should be supplied directly to people, Hoover felt that gov't should only try to stabilize the corporations and banks
#23 The Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions were passed in order to: A. Promote the excise tax on whiskey B. Nullify the power of the federal gov't C. Support the Alien and Sedition Acts D. Call for the absorption of the state debts by the federal government E. Affirm the power of the federal gov't
B. nullify the power if the federal gov't
#59 The main purpose of the Lend- Lease program was to: A. Isolate the Soviet Union militarily B. Attempt to convince Italy to maintain neutrality C. Aid nations deemed vital to American security D. Provide aid against communist insurgencies in Spain E. End the Depression through wartime production
C. Aid nations deemed vital to American security
#17 Non-importation is best illustrated by: A. The British Parliament limiting the sale of gunpowder to colonists under the Coercive Acts B. The 1807 law banning the importation of slaves from Africa C. American colonists refusing to purchase goods from Britain after the Stamp Act D. The strict limits placed on the number of Catholics allowed into the Massachusetts Bay Colony E. The strict immigration restrictions on Japanese citizens established under the Gentlemen's Agreement
C. American colonists refusing to purchase goods from Britain after the Stamp Act
#67 During the Vietnam War, television influenced popular opinion of the conflict by: A. Allowing President Johnson to directly justify the war through public televised addresses B. Being used to create propaganda to garner support for the conflict C. Bringing images of the brutality of the conflict into people's homes D. Giving the antiwar movement a platform to deliver its message E. Showing national debates on the war, allowing viewers to make their own decisions
C. Bringing images of the brutality of the conflict into people's homes
#75 Which of the following was a successful accomplishment of the Obama administration? A. Capturing and killing Saddam Hussein B. Closing the prisoner camps at Guantanamo Bay C. Capturing and killing Osama Bin Laden
C. Capturing and killing Osama Bin Laden
#65 Which of the following was an accomplishment of President Eisenhower's domestic policy? A. Expansion of the Tennessee Valley Authority B. Launch of the first satellite into space C. Creation of a national interstate highway system D. Creation of federally funded health care for the elderly E. Creation of the Department of Housing and Urban Affairs
C. Creation of a national interstate highway system
#62 The purpose of the Manhattan Project was to: A. Assassinate Adolf Hitler to hasten the end of the war B. Develop improved et technology to gain superiority C. Develop the first atomic bomb D. Destroy a german espionage ring located in NYC E. Coordinate an allied invasion of France
C. Develop the first atomic bomb
#22 Which of the following groups would most likely support the policies of Alexander Hamilton? A. State the independently paid off their debt from the Revolution B. Western Farmers C. Entrepreneurs in manufacturing D. People who harbored strong anti-monarchical sentiments after the revolution E. Strict Constitutionalists
C. Entrepreneurs in manufacturing
#43 President Johnson was impeached officially because he: A. Refused to send the military to the south, as required by the 1867 Reconstruction Act B. Illegally used Reconstruction funds for personal gain C. Illegally removed a cabinet member from office D. Vetoed the Radical Republican plans for reconstruction E. Illegally assumed power upon Lincoln's death
C. Illegally removed a cabinet member from office
#58 The Dust Bowl of the Great depression occurred because: A. The region was hit with heavy rains and tornadoes B. Farmers could no longer afford to plant their fields C. Intense agriculture had depleted the topsoil D. Farmers lacked modern irrigation capabilities E.Increased crop prices led to severe overproduction
C. Intense agriculture had depleted the topsoil
#10 Which of the following statements is not true about the colony of Pennsylvania? A. It increased its population through heavy advertising by paid agents B. Because of Quaker beliefs, it strongly supported upholding land treaties with Native Americans C. It allowed Catholics and Jews to vote and hold public office D. It did not require taxes to fund a state-held church E. It imposed the death penalty on those who committed murder or treason
C. It allowed Catholics and Jews to vote and hold public office
#4 What was the major purpose of the Toleration at of 1649? A. It was a way to suppress rebellions such as the one led by Nathaniel Bacon. B. It was an attempt to maintain order in boston after the passage of the coercive acts C. It protected Catholic rights in maryland from the influx of protestant colonists D. It extended voting rights to non-protestants in New England E. It improved the condition of indentured servants in the middle colonies
C. It protected Catholic rights in maryland from the influx of protestant colonists
#66 The approaches of Dr. Martin Luther King and Malcolm x to the Civil rights movement differed in that: A. King was part of the SCLC and Malcolm X created SNCC B. Malcolm X adopted view of the "alleged inferiority of the Negro" while King did not C. King fought for desegregation, while Malcolm X supported a separate identity for African Americans D. King, unlike Malcolm X, strongly promoted the ideals of black nationalism E. Malcolm E, unlike King, was a follower of Stokely Carmichael
C. King fought for desegregation, while Malcolm X supported a separate identity for African Americans
#26 Which of the following statements about the Missouri Compromise is NOT true? A. Maine was admitted into the union as a free state B. MIssouri joined the union as a slave state C. Slavery was allowed in the old Northwest Territory D. Slavery was outlawed north of latitude 36 30' E. The Missouri Compromise was deemed unconstitutional after the Dred Scott decision.
C. Slavery was allowed in the old Northwest Territory
#34 Which of the following actions was not considered part of the Compromise of 1850? A. citizens of New Mexico when you talk with bandit to popular sovereignty B. Slave trade was abolished in Washington D.C. C. Texas' borders were extended to Santa Fe D. California was admitted into the union as a free state E. The Fugitive Slave Act was created
C. Texas' borders were extended to Santa Fe
#6 Colonists began to use african slaves primarily because: A. the papacy created an edict calling for the use of african slaves in catholic-controlled areas B. The African Slaves were more accustomed to agriculture than the Native Americans C. The Native Americans were decimated by European disease, while the Africans developed immunity D. The practice of indentured servitude was outlawed by the pope E. The European population was too limited to provide the needed labor
C. The Native Americans were decimated by European disease, while the Africans developed immunity
#73 The 2000 Presidential election was similar to the 1824 election in that: A. The House of Representatives decided the election B. Republicans captured all 3 branches of gov't C. The candidate who received a majority of the popular vote lost the election D. Neither candidate won enough electoral votes to win the presidency E. The Supreme Court had to decide the final outcome
C. The candidate who received a majority of the popular vote lost the election
#1 The Columbian Exchange would best be described as: A. The trade network established between Europe and the Americas B. The new agricultural goods brought to Europe from the Americas C. The exchange of biological, ecological, and other commodities brought to Europe and the Americas D. The introduction of European diseases that decimated indigenous populations in the Americas E. The arrival of European agricultural goods and livestock in the Americas
C. The exchange of biological, ecological, and other commodities brought to Europe and the Americas
#31 Which of the following ideas would NOT be considered a justification for Manifest Destiny? A. The merit of American democratic institutions B. The notion that the U.S. was to be a "City upon a hill" C. The need to develop America's infrastructure D. Belief in a divine mandate to expand E. The goal of furthering the Monroe Doctrine
C. The need to develop America's infrastructure
#44 In return for helping Rutherford B. Hayes win the presidency, the Republicans promised the Democrats that: A. They would stop enforcing laws that suppressed activities of the KKK B. They would repeal the 1875 Civil Rights Act C. The occupation of the South by federal troops would be ended D. The U.S. Treasury would adopt a policy of bimetallism to help Southern farmers E. The practice of separate but equal would be upheld
C. The occupation of the South by federal troops would be ended
#29 Many northern workers rejected the goals of the abolitionist movement because; A. Congress imposed a gag rule B. African-Americans lacked education C. They feared competition for jobs D. The Constitution clearly supported slavery E. They believed it was a States' rights issue
C. They feared competition for jobs
#27 The Tariff of Abominations of 1828 was opposed mainly because: A. It mainly benefited the western states B. It hurt northern manufacturers' long-term growth C. it hurt the sale of southern cotton D. It restricted the sale of slaves E. It benefited British imports
C. it hurt the sale of southern cotton
#28 Industrialism emerged in the northern states prior to the civil war as a result of the following conditions except; A. Availability of water power from the streams and rivers B. Availability of capital C. Poor agricultural conditions D. A shortage of labor E. Access to developed ports and railroads
D. A shortage of labor
#48 which of the following factors played the largest role in increasing the settlement of the Great Plains? A. Removal of the Great Plains Indians B. Increase in foreign demand for agricultural goods C. Increase in the price of agricultural goods D. Construction of the Railroads E. Extended period of economic inflation
D. Construction of the Railroads
#37 Why did the North need to maintain control of the border states during the Civil War? A. The land of the border states was vital for the completion of a transcontinental railroad B. President Lincoln needed the region's political support to maintain the presidency C. The border states created an impenetrable buffer zone between the North and South D. Control of the border states would have given the South access to much-needed centers of industry E. The North relied on the slave labor in the region for production
D. Control of the border states would have given the South access to much-needed centers of industry
#51 William Jennings Bryan lost his 1896 campaign for the presidency because he: A. Lacked ability as a persuasive speaker B. Supported the silver standard C. Was unable to win the support of western farmers D. Could not win the support of eastern urban centers E. Was seen as a pawn of the railroad industry
D. Could not win the support of eastern urban centers
#16 Which of the following was not an intention of the Proclamation of 1763? A. Reducing conflicts between British colonists and Native Americans B. Keeping British colonists loyal to the British government C. Limiting the growth of manufacturing within the North American colonies D. Enforcing the authority of the Church of England within the colonies E. Ensuring British control over colonial trade
D. Enforcing the authority of the Church of England within the colonies
#52 Which of the following objectives was not considered part of the Theodore Roosevelt's square deal? A. Controlling the corporations B. Providing consumer protection C. Protecting businesses from the extreme union demands D. Expanding America's international influence E. Conserving America's natural resources
D. Expanding America's international influence
#69 what were the two major areas of focus of Ronald Reagan's economic plan? A. expanding federal assistance programs and increasing government B. Adopting Keynesian economics and cutting military spending C. Funding urban development and lowering taxes on the wealthy D. Lowering taxes and reducing government regulations E. Increasing taxes and expanding the great society
D. Lowering taxes and reducing government regulations
#8 In what way did the Jamestown Colony and the Massachusetts Bay Colony differ greatly? A. Unlike Jamestown, Massachusetts Bay was established as a joint stock company B. Jamestown became a royal colony, while Massachusetts remained a proprietary colony C. Unlike Jamestown, Massachusetts Bay maintained peaceful relations with the Native Americans within the region D. Massachusetts Bay did not suffer from the same hardships as Jamestown during its first years E. The practice of slavery was legal in Jamestown but not in Massachusetts Bay
D. Massachusetts Bay did not suffer from the same hardships as Jamestown during its first years
#50 Which of the following territories were acquired by the US as a result of the Spanish american war? A. Guam, Philippines, Cuba B. Hawaii, Guam, Philippines C. Cuba, Puerto Rico, Philippines D. Philippines, Guam, Puerto Rico E. Cuba, Hawaii, Guam
D. Philippines, Guam, Puerto Rico
#55 The use of installment plans during the 1920s was significant to the economy because it: A. Caused the average wage of workers to decline B. Illustrated a rejection of materialism and luxury pragmatism C. Greatly limited the number of people who had access to credit D. Served as a catalyst for a new consumer-based economy E. Illustrated the need for lower tariffs to promote trade
D. Served as a catalyst for a new consumer-based economy
#36 The Dred Scott decision ruled that: A. Accused fugitive slaves had a right to trial by jury B. Only Congress had the right to prohibit slavery C. The federal ban on the importation of slaves was unconstitutional D. Slaves were not citizens and did not have legal protection E. Dred Scott had to be returned to the South
D. Slaves were not citizens and did not have legal protection
#39 Which of the following was not a position supported by the republican party prior to the civil war? A. Free Homesteads B. Protective tariffs C. Construction of the transcontinental Railroad D. Stemming the influx of immigrants E. Halting the expansion of slavery
D. Stemming the influx of immigrants
#41 Which action under Reconstruction officially overturned the Dred Scott decision? A. Lincoln's Reconstruction Plan B. Johnson's Reconstruction Plan C. The 13th Amendment D. The 14th Amendment E. The 15th Amendment
D. The 14th Amendment
#18 Which of the following actions was a result of the Boston Tea Party? A. All of the other colonies rejected the Bostonians actions B. The tea tax was repealed C. The British gov. reopened Boston Harbor for trade D. The Coercive acts were issued E. Britain opened negotiations with Boston concerning taxation
D. The Coercive acts were issued
#71 which of the following legislation was passed in direct response direct response to the events of September 11th, 2001? A. The FISA Act B. The McCain-Feingold Act C. The War Power Resolution D. The USA PATRIOT Act E. The Brady Bill
D. The USA PATRIOT Act
#9 John Winthrop referred to the Massachusetts colony as " a city upon a hill" because: A. Boston's elevation made it clearly visible from the Atlantic Ocean B. It's views of religious freedom made it safe haven for the oppressed C. The colony's fair treatment of the Native Americans was to be an example for others D. The colony was to serve as an example of Christian virtue and charity E. The term distinguished Massachusetts from the Lower-elevation tidewater settlements in Virginia
D. The colony was to serve as an example of Christian virtue and charity
#33 Which of the following statements best describes the main reason Southerners supported the annexation of Texas? A. They wanted a safer route across the country B. They wanted new seaports to help trade with asia C. They wanted better access to trade with Mexico D. They wanted more territory and land where slavery had been established E. They felt annexation would aid in Native American relocation
D. They wanted more territory and land where slavery had been established
#7 Which of the following is the most accurate statement about the southern colonies during the late 17th century? A. The economy was equally mixed between farming, trade, and small manufacturing B. African slaves were strictly segregated from the white indentured servants C. The economy was dominated by the skilled labor in port towns D. Tobacco, Rice and Indigo were the stable crops E. The growth of upland cotton dominated the economy
D. Tobacco, Rice and Indigo were the staple crops
#5 In what way did early spanish colonization differ from that of the early French efforts? A. Unlike the French, the Spanish made religious conversion a major focus of settlement B. Unlike the Spanish, the French focused on establishing larger permanent communities in their colonies C. The French focused less on the accumulation of wealth and more on territorial expansion than the Spanish D. Unlike the Spanish, the French based much of their colonial economy of the fur trade E. Unlike the Spanish, French colonization as in part motivated by French Protestants escaping persecution
D. Unlike the Spanish, the French based much of their colonial economy of the fur trade
#24 Which of the following led directly to an undeclared naval war between the U.S. and France? A. Jay's treaty B. Pinckney's treaty C. Whiskey rebellion D. XYZ affairs E. Treaty of alliance.
D. XYZ Affairs
#70 Which of the following statements is true of the impeachment of both President Clinton and President Johnson? A. Both Presidents were accused of illegally firing advisors B. Both Presidents were accused of committing perjury while under oath C. Both Presidents were found guilty by the Senate D. Because of the impeachments, neither President sought reelection E. Both Presidents were found not guilty by the Senate
E. Both Presidents were found not guilty by the Senate
#46 Though Booker T. Washington and W.E.B. DuBois both believed in improving conditions for African-Americans, in what way did their views differ? A. DuBois fought only for social equality, and Washington fought for only economic equality B. They both fought for social equality, but only DuBois fought for economic equality as well C. DuBois fought for complete equality, while Washington fought only for economic equality D. DuBois focused on achieving political equality in the South, while Washington focused on political equality in the North E. DuBois felt African-Americans should focus only on vocational training, while Washington called for liberal arts education
E. DuBois felt African-Americans should focus only on vocational training, while Washington called for liberal arts education
#12 The purpose of the headright system was to: A. Open up more land for tobacco cultivation B, Ensure the separation between slaves and indentured servants C. Establish a basic system of laws within the piedmont region of Virginia D. Keep non-protestants from taking part in colonial government E. Encourage increased migration to the Virginia Colony
E. Encourage increased migration to the Virginia Colony
#3 John Rolfe's main contribution to the Jamestown settlement was: A Guiding the first settlers through the starvation time B. Devising the headright system to increase population C. Serving as Virginia's first colonial governor D. Funding the first legislative body with in the colonies E. Introducing tobacco as the colony's first stable crop
E. Introducing tobacco as the colony's first stable crop
#13 Which statement is the most accurate concerning the North American colonies? A. Most of the colonies were able to become profitable within the first years of their creation B. Most of the colonies started as proprietary but became royal colonies by the mid-18th century C. Most of the colonies began as royal colonies D. Most of the colonies started as independent colonies but later received charters E. Most of the colonies started as proprietary colonies but became independent by purchasing their charters
E. Most of the colonies started as proprietary colonies but became independent by purchasing their charters
#38 Which of the following would not be considered an event illustrating the tensions that directly led to the Civil War A. Bleeding Kansas B. Bleeding Sumner C. Harper's Ferry D. Uncle Tom's Cabin E. Nat Turner's Rebellion
E. Nat Turner's Rebellion
#32 The Wilmot Proviso stated that: A. Slavery would be allowed in the land taken from Mexico B. Slavery would be allowed in New Mexico Territory and Texas, but not California C. The line between slave states and free states would be drawn at 36° 30' north D. Plantation owners in Texas could retain their current slaves, but no new slaves could be imported E. Slavery would not be allowed in the land taken from Mexico
E. Slavery would not be allowed in the land taken from Mexico
#14 which of the following statements does not accurately describe slavery in the north american colonies? A. Slaves in Georgia and South Carolina's coastal region primarily worked on large plantations in dangerous and brutal conditions B. In Virginia, slaves made up a minority of the population and varied jobs C. In New England, Slaves worked mainly in urban areas and ports D. The slaves contributed to the growth of the Atlantic economy as shipbuilders and dock workers in the middle colonies E. Strict slave laws prevented slave revolts through the 1700s
E. Strict slave laws prevented slave revolts through the 1700s
#25 Which of the following statements describes a result of the Embargo of 1807? A. The embargo stopped the smuggling of goods into the united states B. The embargo was only against the british C. The embargo led to an increase of trade in the southern states D. The embargo was strongly supported by New England E. The embargo benefited northern manufacturing
E. The embargo benefited northern manufacturing
#2 The Spanish colonial system of forcing Native Americans to work for individual Spaniards in the Americas was known as: a. Peonage term-16b. Indentured Servitude c. Encomienda d. Indigenous Diaspora e. Columbian Exchange
c. Encomienda