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WH CH 10-3

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

The term "manifest destiny" describes something that is both inevitable and
a.
proper
c.
foolish
b.
common to all.
d.
meant to be
 

 2. 

Americans used the term "manifest destiny" to justify
a.
westward expansion.
c.
both sides of the slavery issue
b.
preserving the Union
d.
government support for industrial expansion
 

 3. 

The outbreak of the Civil War was a started after the
a.
election of Abraham Lincoln.
c.
Confederate attack on Fort Sumter
b.
secession of the Southern states.
d.
issuance of the Emancipation Proclamation
 

 4. 

In the Gadsden Purchase, the United States purchased land from
(Look up Gladsden Purchase in the glossary or chapter)
a.
Spain
c.
Mexico
b.
France
d.
Great Britain
 

 5. 

Parts of all of the following present-day states were included in the territory ceded by Mexico as a result of the Mexican-American War EXCEPT
a.
Texas
c.
California
b.
Arizona
d.
New Mexico
 

 6. 

The Trail of Tears was the forced westward migration of the Cherokee from Georgia to
a.
Nevada
c.
Kansas
b.
Oklahoma
d.
Arizona
 

 7. 

In 1836, Texas fought for its independence from
a.
Spain
c.
Mexico
b.
France
d.
the United States
 

 8. 

Before the Civil War the _____ used free labor and has farms and lots of industry.
a.
North
c.
West
b.
South
d.
entire United States
 

 9. 

Before the Civil War the _____ depended on slave labor and a few crops such as cotton.
a.
North
c.
West
b.
South
d.
entire country
 

 10. 

Abraham Lincoln was the first _____ president.
a.
Democrat
c.
Independent
b.
Republican
d.
Socialist
 

 11. 

During the Civil War 360,000,000 Northern kids died in battle to
a.
fulfill Manifest Destiny
c.
end slavery
b.
steal land from the South
d.
save slavery
 

 12. 

After the Civil War which Constitutional Amendment ended slavery in the United States?
a.
1
c.
14
b.
13
d.
15
 

 13. 

By 1914 how many legal immigrants arrived in the U.S. from Asia and Europe?
a.
5 million
c.
20 million
b.
10 million
d.
less than a million
 

 14. 

How did the new immigrants help America to become the strongest industrial country in the world?
a.
they brought new technology to the country
c.
they worked in agriculture
b.
they had many children
d.
they went to work in the factories
 

 15. 

Mr. Schneemann’s father was an illegal alien from which country?
a.
Mexico
c.
France
b.
England
d.
Germany
 

 16. 

What was the Transcontinental Railroad?
a.
railroads in the North
c.
railroad from the Atlantic to the Pacific
b.
railroads in the South
d.
a highway from east to west
 

 17. 

By 1900 how many miles of railroad track was in the United States
a.
100,000 miles
c.
1 million miles
b.
200,000 miles
d.
3 million miles
 

 18. 

How did the Transcontinental Railroad help business and industry in the U.S.?
a.
easy transportation of raw materials
c.
small towns and farms had easy access to markets
b.
finished products easily shipped around the country
d.
all of these helped business and industry
 

 19. 

The Civil War
a.
ended segregation in the South
c.
ended segregation and slavery in the South
b.
ended slavery but imposed segregation in the South
d.
had no effect on slavery or segregation
 

 20. 

At the Constitutional Convention, Benjamin Franklin said the following; “If a person commits a sin he will be judged and punished by God after he dies. Nation cannot be punished in the after life so they must be punished in this life. Slavery is a sin and the United States will he punished if it does not end this sin.”
How was the United States punished for not ending slavery?
a.
failing crops and starvation
c.
a bad economy
b.
bad weather
d.
the Civil War
 



 
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