1. 2 nd Semester Study Guide

2. In which Supreme Court case was the concept of judicial review established? I n which Supreme Court case was the concept of federal supremacy, and the implied constitutionality of the National Bank, established?. Which of the following people would NOT favor U.S. expansion in the first half of the nineteenth century?. The Gadsden Purchase

3. What were four causes of the War of 1812? What was President Jefferson’s reaction to English interruption of shipping? The Hartford Convention: The Battle of New Orleans: “Fifty-four forty or fight” refers

4. The “spot” resolutions refer to the U.S. conflict with: What treaties established America’s borders during the 1800’s? The Wilmot Proviso (1846) was controversial in that it: What were four parts of the American System? The Corrupt Bargain referred to:

5. The spoils system: What happened with the Nullification Crisis? The organization that expressed the views of farmers to the largest NATIONAL audience was Northerners approved all of the provisions of the Compromise of 1850 except:

6. During the Presidential election of 1860: According to the concept of manifest destiny: What were the advantages of the North in the Civil War: What did Radical Republicans favor during Reconstruction: The Battles of Vicksburg and Gettysburg were important because Black Codes were instituted to:

7. 25. Reconstruction ended as a result of the Compromise of 1877 because: The 15 th amendment: A) allowed Southern states to re-enter the Union Which is the best explanation of vertical integration and horizontal consolidation? What are four examples of labor strife in the Gilded Age? Describe the Gilded Age?

8. What was most responsible for encouraging the growth of markets during the Market Revolution? Jacksonian democracy and Jeffersonian republicanism were most similar in their: Of the following, which two presidents had the most strained (difficult) relationship with the Supreme Court of the United States? The antebellum reform movements was precipitated (started) by: Which of the following religious movements began in the United States?

9. Explain the Indian Removal Act. The Know Nothing Party was created in opposition to: President Jackson’s main argument for destroying the National Bank was that the: The biggest deterrent to industrialization in the south was:

10. Civil Disobedience is an essay that exemplifies: Dorthea Dix was most responsible for: Horace Man was most responsible for What was the importance of the Seneca Falls Convention?. The Onieda and Brooks Farms communities are examples of: The slavery discussion at the time of the Missouri Compromise involved:

11. What can be said about the North during the Antebellum Period The Compromise of 1850: Popular sovereignty was the idea that: In the Dred Scott decision, the Supreme Court:

12. The Emancipation Proclamation: What was a major achievement in the settling and development of the west during the Civil War? The original purpose of the Freedmen’s Bureau was to: The Fourteenth Amendment to Constitution: How were black voters disfranchised in the South?

13. Which industry more than any other became a symbol of farmers discontent in the post-war period?. Which of the following statements accurately reflects the impact that industrialization had on the American worker?. Samuel Gompers is associated with: The Union Pacific and Central Pacific railroad companies were instrumental in: The Wabash v. Illinois case led to the Federal Government: Describe politics during the Gilded Age