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1 U.S. History Chapter Millionaire Review

2 #1 Which of the following best describes the cotton gin s contribution to industrialization? Created jobs for A: B: immigrants Lowered price of cotton in South Made processing C: cotton more D: efficient Reduced need for slavery in South

3 C. Made processing cotton more efficient

4 #2 The creation of the railroad system led to rapid industrialization because it enabled. Disbursement of A: industrial goods B: nationwide Emigration of white Americans to the Southeast Minority C: populations to find D: agricultural jobs A reduction in consumer price of goods

5 A. Disbursement of goods nationwide

6 #3 Most of the job created as result of the Industrial Revolution were in which region? Northwest A: B: Southeast C: Midwest D: Northeast

7 D. Northeast

8 #4 Which best describes a primary reason that the economic system of plantations was developed in the South? Implementation A: of protective B: tariffs Availability of inexpensive labor Creation of the C: railroad system D: Innovations in technology

9 B. Availability of inexpensive labor

10 #5 Which best describes a primary reason for the agricultural economy of the South? Technological A: B: innovation Protective tariffs Favorable C: D: climate Presence of canals

11 C. Favorable climate

12 #6 What happened because of the introduction of trains, steamboats, and automobiles? Creation of A: B: suburbs Beginning of economic depression American C: economic growth D: Decrease in interstate trade

13 C. American economic growth

14 #7 Mass production made which of the following less expensive? Transportation A: B: of goods Interchangeable parts C: Labor force D: Land use for farming

15 C. Labor force

16 #8 What caused the rapid rise of urbanization? European A: immigrants B: looking for work Territorial expansion of Manifest Destiny Creation of C: suburban D: neighborhoods Gold Rush to the Western frontier

17 A. European immigrants looking for work

18 #9 What did Samuel Morse invent? A: Cotton gin B: Steam engine C: Telegraph D: Locomotive

19 C. Telegraph

20 #10 What is another reason for increased urbanizations in the 1800s? Discovery of A: B: gold in the West Influx of immigrants to the South Large number of Improved methods C: slaves moving D: of transportation North

21 D. Improved methods of transportation

22 #11 The expansion of the railroad system contributed to. Pushed Native A: Americans off B: their lands Provided more access to industrial jobs Decreased the C: number of jobs D: for slaves Damaged the economy of foreign countries

23 B. Provided greater access to industrial jobs

24 #12 The cotton gin, textile factory, influx of European immigrants and railroad expansion all led to. Territorial A: B: expansion Age of industrialization Innovations in C: D: technology Expanded transportation

25 B. Age of industrialization

26 #13 What explains the reason for the successful economy of the Northeast? Popularity of A: tourism in the B: region Close proximity to water sources Innovations in C: oceanic D: technology Favorable climate of the region

27 B. Close proximity to water sources

28 #14 Which best illustrates a contrast between the North and South leading up to the Civil War? Increased A: B: immigration Racial equality Economic C: D: industries Access to transportation

29 C. Economic industries

30 #15 What would be the best title for the following list: cotton gin textile factory slave labor Technology that A: influenced B: Southern economy Effect of Southern Economy on Western Frontier Factors that led to C: D: Southern Economy Economic Differences between North and South

31 C. Factors that led to the Southern Economy

32 #16 The economy of the West Coast was helped by the discovery of. A: Minerals B: Tourism C: Agriculture D: Construction

33 A. Minerals

34 #17 Why did agriculture become the key to the Southern economy? Lack of A: transportation B: systems Limited technological innovation Immigration of C: European D: farmers Long growing season due to favorable climate

35 D. Long growing season due to favorable climate

36 #18 Through his peaceable revolution, Thoreau advocated the philosophy of. A: Legal protest B: Conscientious objection Civil C: disobedience D: Revolutionary action

37 C. Civil Disobedience

38 #19 Horace Mann, Dorothea Dix, and William Lloyd Garrison were all reformers. A: Democratic B: Social C: Economic D: Political

39 B. Social

40 #20 Reform movements, such as abolition, temperance, and women s rights, coincided with which Great Awakening period? A: The First B: The Second C: The Third D: The Fourth

41 B. The Second

42 #21 How did Massachusetts respond to the speech by Dorothea Dix? Reduced A: punishments for B: mentally ill Developed medical treatments for mentally ill Created separate C: facilities for mental D: patients Confined mentally ill prisoners in unheated cells

43 C. Created separate facilities for mental patients

44 #22 What caused the following: Liquor sales dropped by 50% States passed laws regulating alcohol Maine was first state to pass prohibition A: Temperance B: Movement Great Awakening Anti-Slavery C: D: Movement Women s Suffrage Movement

45 A. Temperance

46 #23 If there is no struggle, there is no progress. Frederick Douglass What reform movement is this about? A: Child labor B: Women s Rights C: Temperance D: Abolition

47 D. Abolition

48 #24 Which was most influenced by the First and Second Great Awakenings? A: Political B: organizations Military innovations Economic C: D: policies Social movements

49 D. Social movements

50 #25 The Seneca Falls Conference helped to. Establish A: segregation of B: public schools Plan to use child labor in factories Unite leaders of C: women s right D: movement Legalize slavery in the South

51 C. Unite the leaders of the women s rights movement

52 #26 Which reform movement dealt with problems of alcohol abuse? A: Abolition B: Women s suffrage C: Temperance D: Child labor

53 C. Temperance

54 #27 Horace Mann would most likely agree with which of the following? Education is A: essential for every B: American citizen Education is more important for men than women Education is not Education is not C: necessary for D: necessary for African immigrants American children

55 A. Education is essential for every American Citizen

56 #28 How did the Second Great Awakening impact American society? Led to A: expansion of B: public education Led to ban of international slave trade Ended influence C: D: of Catholic church Contributed to motivations of reformers

57 D. Contributed to motivations of reformers

58 #29 How was the Hudson River School a distinctly American style of painting? Artists painted A: landscapes to show B: connection with nature Artists used abstract shapes & colors Artists showed C: progress destroying D: environment Artists connected Greek myths to American events

59 A. Artists painted landscapes to show man s connection with nature

60 #30 How did Henry David Thoreau demonstrate his belief in civil disobedience? A: He refused to B: join Union army He refused to pay taxes to protest Mexican War He became a C: member of the D: Whig Party He boycotted the 1844 presidential election

61 B. He refused to pay taxes in protest against the Mexican War

62 #31 How did Frederick Douglass contribute to the abolitionist movement? He spoke & wrote A: about his early life B: as a slave He formed the Abolition Party and ran for President He helped write C: legislation to ban D: the slave trade He began secret route for runaway slaves to escape to North

63 A. He wrote & spoke about his early life as a slave

64 #32 Such has been the patience sufferance of the women under this government, such is now the necessity which constrains them to demand the equal station to which they are entitled. Who wrote this excerpt? A: Harriet Tubman B: Thomas Jefferson Harriet Beecher C: D: Stowe Elizabeth Cady Stanton

65 D. Elizabeth Cady Stanton

66 #33 What was frequently a subject of American art and transcendental literature in the 19 th century? A: Human flaws B: Nature C: Mythical heroes D: Technological progress

67 B. Nature

68 #34 What is the best title for the following list? Frederick Douglass speaks against slavery Sojourner Truth speaks against slavery Underground Railroad transports slaves to freedom Civil War 13 th, 14 th, & 15 th amendments pass Important events A: in Abolitionist B: Movement Important events in Women s Rights Movement Important Events C: in Economic D: Reform Important Events in Cultural Awakening

69 A. Important Events in Abolitionist Movement

70 #35 The temperance movement attempted to keep people away from. A: Slavery B: Alcohol C: Religion D: Voting

71 B. Alcohol

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