Abeka 11th grade US history Test 4

The good of the nation was generally prioritized above that of regions.

Why is the period of American historv from 1814 to 1828 called the Nationalist Era?

1816

When was the Second Bank of the United States founded?

protective

What kind of tariff was the Tariff of 1816?

implied powers

What doctrine was defined by John Marshall from the words "necessary and proper" in the Constitution?

The American System benefited the entire country, but the Bonus Bill only benefited the West.

How did the American System differ from the Bonus Bill?

1823

When was the Monroe Doctrine issued?

Maine

In addition to Missouri, what state was admitted to the Union as part of the Missouri Compromise?

James Monroe

Who was not one of the "favorite sons" in the election of 1824?

Roger B. Taney

Which secretary of the treasury helped Andrew Jackson fight the national bank?

France

What country did Andrewv Jackson confront over damages to U.S. merchants?

Martin Van Buren

Who ran as the presidential candidate for the Democratic Party in 1836?

Whig

What party arose specifically to oppose Andrew Jackson's policies?

1837

The economic crisis that occurred partly as a result of the Specie Circular began in ?

Democratic

What political party first used the spoils system?

William Henry Harrison

Who was the first president to die in office?

Daniel Webster

What American secretary of state worked with Lord Ashburton to resolve the disputes concerning the Caroline incident and the Aroostook War?

Many Americans in the East were apathetic. West were immoral and violent.

Which of the following best describes the spiritual state of the nation prior to the 2nd great awakening?

Samuel J, Mills

Who was one of the students at the Haystack Praver Meeting who organized mission projects?

Adoniram Judson

Who was one of the first missionaries dispatched by the american board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions?

Phoebe Palmer

Who founded the first settlement house in New York?

temperance

What term referred to the movement against the use of liquor?

John C. Calhoun

What South Carolina statesman defended the Tariff of 1816 but later became a staunch opponent of similar tariffs?

Adams-Onis Treaty

What treaty annexed Florida to the United States?

Trail of Tears

What is the name of the forced relocation of the Cherokee to the Indian Territory?

machines

What were the highly-organized, smoothly-run political systems developed by local party leaders?

James McGready

Who pioneered the camp meeting revival?

Kamehameha II

Which Hawaiian monarch allowed Christianity to be introduced in Hawaii?

transcendentalism

What philosophy did Unitarian minister Ralph Waldo Emerson create?

Mormonism

Which false religion became prominent in the state of Utah?

James Monroe

president during the Era of Good Feelings

John Marshall

constitutionality of the chief justice who upheld the national bank

Henry Clay

proposed the American System

John Quincy Adams

secretary of state who negotiated the spanish cession of florida

John C. Calhoun

vice president who broke with Andrew Jackson on the issue of nationalism

Nicholas Biddle

president of the national bank

William Henry Harrison

president who had earned the nickname "Tippecanoe"

John Tyler

became a president without a party

Charles G. Finney

best-known evangelist of the Second Great Awakening

Roger B. Taney

presided over the Dred Scott case

Townsend Harris

negotiated the Treaty of Amity and Commerce with Japan

Phoebe Palmer

founded Five Points Mission

Walt Whitman

transcendentalist poet who wrote Leaves of Grass

Robert Owen

founded a utopian community in Indiana called New Harmony

1819

The Panic of ——— occurred as a result of irresponsible speculation.

Gibbons v. Ogden

dealt with Congress's authority over interstate commerce

Robert Hayne

debated against Daniel Webster for the cause of states' rights.

National Republican party

The Democratic-Republican Party split into the Democratic Party and the

West.

In the Jacksonian era, suffrage was first expanded to the

American Sunday School Union

Stephen Paxson was a missionary for the

Jackson's campaign encouraged a democratic spirit, using techniques typical of a modern camрaign. Jackson ran the administration like a general commanding his troops. Jackson relied on an informal group of friends known as the Kitchen Cabinet rather than his official Cabinet. Jackson appointed government officers according to the spoils system, which was based on candidates' loyalty and support rather than their ability for the job.

How did the Jackson administration differ from its predecessors?