Exam 9: Nationalism and Sectionalism, 1815-1828

A) was brokered by James Tallmadge Jr.
B) was the handiwork of James Monroe.
C) kept the number of slave and free states equal.
D) ended the career of Henry Clay.
E) solved the sectional issue of slavery for good.

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A) settled the dispute between the United States and Great Britain over the northern limit of the Louisiana Purchase.
B) made Oregon a state of the union.
C) was negotiated between the United States and France.
D) increased tensions between the United States and Great Britain.
E) was an example of economic nationalism.

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A) Was a nationalist chief justice
B) Formulated a "second" Missouri Compromise
C) Came in second in popular votes in the 1824 presidential election
D) Was president at the end of the War of 1812
E) Wrote South Carolina Exposition and Protest
F) Introduced an amendment to ban slavery from Missouri
G) Led war against the Seminoles
H) Was the presidential candidate in 1824 from Georgia
I) Was elected president in 1816

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A) was characterized by goodwill.
B) was vicious on both sides.
C) was largely ignored by the American voters.
D) affirmed that only the educated should lead in politics.
E) was the first time women were allowed to vote.

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A) The agreement was between the United States and Great Britain.
B) The agreement reduced tension between the United State and Great Britain.
C) The agreement dealt with boundaries between the United States and Canada.
D) John Quincy Adams oversaw the negotiations for the United States.
E) The agreement was viewed as a victory for President Monroe.

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A) It began with the Panic of 1819 and ended with the Missouri Compromise.
B) For a short time,politicians were able to put aside sectional divisions.
C) Monroe was popular during this period.
D) Americans felt positively about their country.
E) The United States economy was doing well.

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A) John Quincy Adams was blunt and well respected.
B) John Quincy Adams was stubborn but very popular with the common man.
C) John Quincy Adams was a very intelligent but ineffective president.
D) John Quincy Adams was elitist and completely unqualified.
E) John Quincy Adams was an able compromiser.

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A) Was a nationalist chief justice
B) Formulated a "second" Missouri Compromise
C) Came in second in popular votes in the 1824 presidential election
D) Was president at the end of the War of 1812
E) Wrote South Carolina Exposition and Protest
F) Introduced an amendment to ban slavery from Missouri
G) Led war against the Seminoles
H) Was the presidential candidate in 1824 from Georgia
I) Was elected president in 1816

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A) tariff revenues would be used to finance internal improvements.
B) eligibility to vote in federal elections would be increased.
C) state and local banks would be abolished.
D) states operated completely independently of each other.
E) the South would always benefit.

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A) Spain held Florida tightly in her grip.
B) the power of the Spanish Empire was on the rise.
C) the United States and the Seminole tribe were allies.
D) Spain's control over Florida was waning.
E) Spain tried to sell Florida to the United States for $15 million.

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A) North,South,and East
B) East,West,and North
C) North,West,and Slave
D) North,East,and Slave
E) North,South,and West

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A) Spain
B) Russia
C) France
D) Portugal
E) Italy

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A) Was a nationalist chief justice
B) Formulated a "second" Missouri Compromise
C) Came in second in popular votes in the 1824 presidential election
D) Was president at the end of the War of 1812
E) Wrote South Carolina Exposition and Protest
F) Introduced an amendment to ban slavery from Missouri
G) Led war against the Seminoles
H) Was the presidential candidate in 1824 from Georgia
I) Was elected president in 1816

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A) was an overwhelming landslide.
B) was a very narrow victory.
C) was comfortable,but also sectional.
D) was heavily contested.
E) was a defeat for the new Democratic party.

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A) Was a nationalist chief justice
B) Formulated a "second" Missouri Compromise
C) Came in second in popular votes in the 1824 presidential election
D) Was president at the end of the War of 1812
E) Wrote South Carolina Exposition and Protest
F) Introduced an amendment to ban slavery from Missouri
G) Led war against the Seminoles
H) Was the presidential candidate in 1824 from Georgia
I) Was elected president in 1816

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