Section 1
____ out of _____ Americans lived within 50 miles of the Atlantic Coast.
two out of three
One of the leading supporters was _____ ____ of Kentucky.
Henry Clay
__ ( are all or are not all) artist were professionals
are not all
Americas national identity was expressed through _____.
Music
The Hudson river school began to use uniquely ____ subjects and settings
American
These forested mountains extended like a bumpy spine from ______, through ______, making travel very difficult.
Maine, Georgia
In ____, five candidates, including Clay, competed to succeed Monroe as president
1824
such folk art with simple direct and often ____ (very or not) colorful
very
The music for "Star Spangled Banner" came from ______ tune.
English
____ ___ was a real-life frontiersman who spun tall tales about his life as a hunter, soldier, and explorer
Davy Crockett
Fewer than __ people lived in the west Appalachians
10
In 1824 who did the house elect?
John Quincy
The image of George Washington on the ____ bill is an adaption from a ____ painting.
Dollar, Stuart
Displaying a women's ankles was considered _____.
daring
Washington Irvine created "Rip van Wrinkle" And "___ _____ __ ____ ______"
The Legend of Sleepy Hallow
News could take ___ to travel from one city to another
weeks
In what year did proposals get made where the federal government should take more action in building the national economy?
1816
John James Audubon painted finely detailed portraits of ____.
Birds
____ combine the hymns of white churchgoers with African music styles to create spiritual.
Slaves
George Catlin painted scenes of ____ _____ life
American Idian
The white house and the capital used ___ and ___ architectural styles
Greek and Roman
Though most supporters of capitalism ___ (agree or disagree) that government should have limited role in the economy.
agree
portraits
___ ___ wrote famous songs as "Old Folks at Home", "Camptown races" and "Oh! Susanna"
Stephen Foster
Washington Irvine drew on _____ folklore
German