Politics
Slaves
African Americans
American Culture
100

Who was elected after James Madison?

James Monroe

100

How did slaves resist slavery?

Feigning illnesses, breaking tools, and sabotages.

100

How many African Americans were in the U.S. by 1860?

500,000.

100

What was the movement to transcened the bounds of the intellect and to strive for emotional unity with God?

Transcendentalism.

200

Who believed that eastern trade would flourish under tariff protection?

Henry Clay.

200

What gave slaves hope of a better life evantually?

Christianity/God

200

What were the types of labor?

House servants, slave drivers, skilled craftsmen, and field hands.

200

What did President Andrew Jackson sign into law in 1830 that forced the resettlement of many thousands of American Indians?



indian removal act.

300

Who supported tariffs at first but later claimed it enriched New England manufactures at the expense of the South?

John C. Calhoun.

300

How did slaves escape?

Underground Railroad.

300

When was the importation of slaves outlawed?

1808.

300

What caused the number of voters for president to rise from about 350,000 in 1824 to more than 2.4 million in 1840?

White male suffrage.

400

Who feared tariffs thinking it would damage the shipping industry?

Daniel Webster.

400

Who wanted to create a independent black state with himself as king?

Gabriel Prosser.

400

which state had the highest slave population in 1860?

South carolina.

400

whats the belief in the innate goodness of man, nature, and traditional values called?

Romanticism.

500

what was created to protect the U.S. manufacturing from British competition?

the tariff of 1816.

500

What was the one rebellion that really made an impact?

Nat Turner rebellion.

500

which state had the lowest slave population in 1860?

Delaware.

500

Who published the scarlet letter in 1850?

Nathaniel Hawthorne.

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