HIST 1301 CHAPTER 8 REVIEW

Federalists

-A term used to describe supporters of the Constitution during ratification debates in state legislatures. -A political miscalculation brought the party's end -Preferred a passive citizenry that deferred to its leaders

Democratic-Republicans

-An early political party headed by Thomas Jefferson; stood for less centralized government -Encouraged immigrant citizenship -Favored agriculture over domestic manufactures

1791 Haitian Revolution begins 1793 ? 1795 ? 1798 ?

1793 Neutrality Proclamation issued 1795 Treaty of San Lorenzo 1798 Alien and Sedition Acts

According to the map, which of the following regions saw the most fighting during the war of 1812? A. Chesapeake Bay (on the coast of Maryland and Virginia) B. Illinois Territory C. New England

A. Chesapeake Bay (on the coast of Maryland and Virginia)

Tecumseh uses race and slavery to illustrate the White Americans' oppression of Native Americans and African Americans. Which of the following passages demonstrate this? A. In paragraph 4: "Do they not even kick and strike us...? how long will it be before they tie us to a post and whip us, and make us work for them in their cornfields as they do them?" B. In paragraph 3: "Every year our white intruders become more greedy, exacting, oppressive, and overbearing." C. In paragraph 6: "Will you let the whites encroach upon your domains even to your very door before you will assert your rights in resistance?"

A. In paragraph 4: "Do they not even kick and strike us...? how long will it be before they tie us to a post and whip us, and make us work for them in their cornfields as they do them?"

Which of the following describes one way in which Southeastern Indians were urged to develop centralized systems of political authority? A. National tribal councils took over justice systems from individual clans. B. Several tribes were encouraged to move to Prophetstown. C. Voting rights were extended to Cherokee Indians who dissolved their tribal councils.

A. National tribal councils took over justice systems from individual clans.

The Louisiana Purchase was a signal achievement of Thomas Jefferson's presidency. The following question concerns the land sale that doubled the size of the United States. In addition to escalating tensions between France and Britain, what factor also contributed to Napoleon's decision to sell the Louisiana Territory to the United States? A. The Corps of Discovery had already claimed the Louisiana Territory for the United States, so Napoleon opted for some measure of monetary compensation for France rather than receive nothing. B. Napoleon realized that the island of Saint-Domingue could not be reconquered from rebellious slaves fighting for their independence from France. C. The French-occupied island of Saint-Domingue provided the same resources as the Louisiana Territory and was much more manageable.

B. Napoleon realized that the island of Saint-Domingue could not be reconquered from rebellious slaves fighting for their independence from France.

Which of the following statements best describes how the War of 1812 ended? Check all that apply. A. The war ended when Indian alliances with Britain were completely broken. B. The war ended with both sides in control of the same territory they had started with. C. The war ended when American troops were pushed out of Canada. D. The war ended without either side addressing the major issue that had led to hostilities.

B. The war ended with both sides in control of the same territory they had started with. D. The war ended without either side addressing the major issue that had led to hostilities.

How did the state legislatures of Kentucky and Virginia respond to the Alien and Sedition Acts? A. They passed resolutions condemning Jefferson and Madison for disloyalty. B. They passed resolutions arguing that a state could refuse to obey federal laws it deemed unconstitutional. C. They passed resolutions affirming their support for the Adams administration.

B. They passed resolutions arguing that a state could refuse to obey federal laws it deemed unconstitutional.

Encouraged by U.S. Indian agent __________, many Creeks have converted to Protestant Christianity and begun sending their children to mission schools. But are such measures sufficient? So far, the flow of white migrants has not slowed or stopped. Can these tribes save themselves by becoming more Euro-American?

Benjamin Hawkins

The American Colonization Society raised money and also used government funds to send free blacks to this colony: A. Haiti B. Sierra Leone C. Liberia

C. Liberia

With whom did Tecumseh envision working together to fight them enemy? A. Native Americans B. Native Americans and White Americans C. The British and Native Americans

C. The British and Native Americans

Planters in the South are pleased to find that cotton thrives in the region. The swampy lowcountry provides the best environment for the Barbadian variety, but short-staple cotton has proven to thrive elsewhere. The ingenuity of Mr._____________ new device, the cotton gin, has made processing the latter variety much easier.

Eli Whitney 's

In an effort to adopt the strategy of _______ and protect their national sovereignty, the Cherokees and Creeks of the Southeast have adopted many aspects of white society.

accommodation

Some planters are concerned that the Congressional ban on the ____________ of slaves will imperil this new agricultural industry to flourish. Others report that many Congressional allies continue to defend the institution to their peers.

importation