Expansion & Migration
What city was known as "city up on a hill?"
Boston, Massachusetts
What did federalists want for a government?
A strong central government
Did both parties (Democrats and Republicans) support laissez-faire economics?
Yes
Who had a very loud booming voice and had many people at his sermon?
George Whitfield
I have a neck, but no head. I have two arms, but no hands. What am I?
A shirt
How many colonies were developed on the East Coast?
13
What did the Democratic-American party think of tariffs?
They were against tariffs
What was a style of government where there was little interference with the economy?
Laissez-Faire Economics
True or False:
Women were treated based off their race, and social and economic beliefs
True
What comes down but never goes up?
Rain
Who was very open to many religions and accepted different beliefs?
Why did Secretary of State, John Adams, purchase Florida?
To avoid conflict
What was the Act, passed by Chester Arthur, that mandated testing to prove their knowledge in order to get a job?
Pendleton Civil Service Act
What was it called when women (78%) were being accused of witchcraft?
The Salem Witch Trials
What goes up but never comes down?
What was one of the laws made by James Oglethorpe in Georgia?
banned slavery
banned alcohol
banned lawyers
What three men were apart of The Great Triumvirate?
Henry clay, John C. Calhoun, Daniel Webster
Who was shot by Charles Guiteau and later died from sepsis?
James Garfield
What women wrote poems about Christianity called "Poems on Various subjects, religious moral?"
Phyllis Wheatly
What has a neck but no head?
A bottle
What two colonies were very tobacco based?
Maryland & Virginia
From the Spanish-American war, what colony did the US take over?
Manila, Philippines
What was one of the two major political issues?
Patronage/Civil Service Reforms
Federal government wasn't involved in social issues
What was the First Great Awakening?
Excitement in new Protestant faiths
Outdoor revivals
Evangelism
Where is the only place where today comes before yesterday?
The dictionary