36 Questions
During the era of good feelings, what significant event took place regarding land acquisition?
Louisiana Purchase
Who was the first person to cross North America and reach the Pacific during the era of good feelings?
Lewis and Clark
What factor contributed significantly to the popularity growth during the era of good feelings?
Low infant mortality
Which individual was significant for her calming presence during the era of good feelings?
Sacagawea
What invention made a significant difference during the era of good feelings?
Cotton gin by Eli Whitney
What did Thomas Jefferson compare the mood of the American people to in response to the Missouri Compromise?
A town participating in a fire in the middle of the night
What was the single most important proximate cause for expansion in the US during the 1800s?
The invention of the cotton gin
Which battle during the War of 1812 resulted in a significant popularity boost for Andrew Jackson due to a foolish frontal attack by the British?
Battle of New Orleans
Who proposed the idea of nullifying federal tariffs during the Nullification Crisis of 1832?
John C. Calhoun
What was the goal of the temperance reform led by churches, business owners, and women's groups in the 1800s?
Stop people from drinking and selling alcohol
Which system, as part of the Auburn Penitentiary, required inmates to work together in groups throughout the day?
Congregate System
'The shift in trade flow changed from...'?
North to South
Which event split the Democratic Party in the election of 1860?
The Southern reaction to Lincoln's election
What was a key reason the Confederates were unable to defeat the North during the Civil War?
Lack of railroad lines and industry
How did the Confederate Constitution differ from the U.S. Constitution?
Had line-item veto power for the president
Who was sent by the Confederate States to Fort Sumter leading to its surrender?
Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard
What defensive strategy did the Confederates primarily employ during the Civil War?
Cordon Defense strategy
Which battle was seen as a turning point in the American Civil War due to splitting the Confederacy in two?
Battle of Vicksburg
Who was responsible for improving conditions in jails, poorhouses, and insane asylums in the 1820s?
Dorothea Dix
Which document called for slaves to revolt against their masters and argued for the equality of all men?
Walker's Appeal
Who wrote the anti-slavery newspaper 'The Liberator' and called for the immediate abolition of slavery?
William Lloyd Garrison
Which Mexican general tried to crush the Texas revolt and lost battles to Winfield Scott and Zachary Taylor?
Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna
What was the result of the Texas Revolution that occurred between 1835-1836?
Formation of the Republic of Texas
'Manifest Destiny' refers to the belief that:
The US had a god-given right to expand its beliefs to other areas
'Popular sovereignty' was a concept heavily associated with which political figure?
Stephen Douglas
'The Wilmot Proviso' stated that:
Slavery should be abolished in all US territories
What was the main reason Franklin Pierce won the presidency in the Election of 1852?
Because he supported the Compromise of 1850
Which event resulted in further polarization of Congress and involved a Democratic Congressman from South Carolina and a Republican Senator?
Preston Brooks beating Charles Sumner
What was the major impact of the Freeport Doctrine developed by Stephen Douglas?
It cost Stephen Douglas an election
Who authored the Kansas-Nebraska Act along with Senator Stephen Douglas?
A.P. Butler
What was the outcome of the Sack of Lawrence incident?
Heavily armed radicals burned most of the city to the ground
Which president defeated Republican John C. Fremont by denouncing abolitionists and supporting noninterference with slavery in the territories?
James Buchanan
What issue was central to the Lincoln-Douglas Debates?
Noninterference by Congress with slavery in territories
Who ran for president on the Democratic party nomination against Abraham Lincoln in 1860?
John C. Breckinridge
'Bleeding Kansas' refers to which violent incident involving John Brown?
'Pottawatomie Creek'
'Gadsden Purchase' involved parts of present-day New Mexico & Arizona and was finalized with which amount paid by the US to Mexico?
$10 million
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