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| | <br>(e) The student is wrong and lacks a basic understanding of the Puritan religion. | | <br>(e) The student is wrong and lacks a basic understanding of the Puritan religion. |
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| | 5. A cartoonist claimed that Stephen Douglas really deserved an “over the knee” spanking by all American for which of the following reasons? | | 5. A cartoonist claimed that Stephen Douglas really deserved an “over the knee” spanking by all American for which of the following reasons? |
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| | <br>(d) Andrew Johnson | | <br>(d) Andrew Johnson |
| | <br>(e) John Quincy Adams | | <br>(e) John Quincy Adams |
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| | 8. I was a "dark horse" nominee for president who then won by supporting annexation of Texas. Who am I? | | 8. I was a "dark horse" nominee for president who then won by supporting annexation of Texas. Who am I? |
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| | I. It was the major accomplishment of Congress under the Articles of Confederation. | | I. It was the major accomplishment of Congress under the Articles of Confederation. |
| − | II. It established a way to create between 3 and 5 new states | + | <br>II. It established a way to create between 3 and 5 new states |
| − | III. It established new federal courts that heard cases in the territories | + | <br>III. It established new federal courts that heard cases in the territories |
| − | IV. It protected private property rights against seizure by government | + | <br>IV. It protected private property rights against seizure by government |
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| | (a) I only | | (a) I only |
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| | <br>(d) During the presidency of James Madison after he fled D.C. | | <br>(d) During the presidency of James Madison after he fled D.C. |
| | <br>(e) In the latter part of the Jefferson Administration as trade flourished with Europe. | | <br>(e) In the latter part of the Jefferson Administration as trade flourished with Europe. |
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| | 20. The U.S. Constitution establishes which branches of government? | | 20. The U.S. Constitution establishes which branches of government? |
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| | I. ended the Mexican War | | I. ended the Mexican War |
| − | II. won independence for Texas | + | <br>II. won independence for Texas |
| − | III. set the border with Mexico at the Rio Grande River | + | <br>III. set the border with Mexico at the Rio Grande River |
| − | IV. acquired for the United States California and much other western property | + | <br>IV. acquired for the United States California and much other western property |
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| | (a) I, II and IV | | (a) I, II and IV |
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| | 29. This cartoon says, “That’s you, Dad! More ‘FREE SOIL’. We’ll rot ‘em out yet. Long life to Davy Wilmot” | | 29. This cartoon says, “That’s you, Dad! More ‘FREE SOIL’. We’ll rot ‘em out yet. Long life to Davy Wilmot” |
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| | Which of the following is true about the above cartoon? | | Which of the following is true about the above cartoon? |
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| | I. It depicts the Barnburners, who were anti-slavery advocates who left the Democratic Party | | I. It depicts the Barnburners, who were anti-slavery advocates who left the Democratic Party |
| − | II. It depicts the Barnburners, who were anti-slavery advocates who left the Whig Party | + | <br>II. It depicts the Barnburners, who were anti-slavery advocates who left the Whig Party |
| − | III. It was written in the mid-1850s. | + | <br>III. It was written in the mid-1850s. |
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| | (a) I only | | (a) I only |
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| | <br>(e) I, II and III | | <br>(e) I, II and III |
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| − | HONORS (EXTRA CREDIT FOR NON-HONORS) | + | '''HONORS (EXTRA CREDIT FOR NON-HONORS)''' |
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| | 30. “If the tide of defamation and abuse shall turn, and my administration come to be praised, future vice presidents who may succeed to the presidency may feel some slight encouragement to pursue an independent course." Who said that? | | 30. “If the tide of defamation and abuse shall turn, and my administration come to be praised, future vice presidents who may succeed to the presidency may feel some slight encouragement to pursue an independent course." Who said that? |
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| | <br>(d) store gold for the mother country | | <br>(d) store gold for the mother country |
| | <br>(e) become self-sufficient so that the colonies can break away from the mother country | | <br>(e) become self-sufficient so that the colonies can break away from the mother country |
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| | 38. In the Dred Scott decision, the U.S. Supreme Court held that: | | 38. In the Dred Scott decision, the U.S. Supreme Court held that: |