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Line 1: − {{HS_American_History}}+ − [[American History Lecture Four|Lecture]] - [[American_History_Homework_Four|Questions]] - [[American History Homework Four Answers|Student Answers]]+ − − [[American History Homework]] Four − − − Read the lecture and answer 6 out of these 8 questions: − <br><br> − 1. Explain why the North supported higher tariffs, but the South opposed them. − <br><br> − 2. Do you think States have the right to secede from (leave) the United States? Discuss, including a mention of "nullification doctrine." − <br><br> − 3. Who was the most politically conservative of the early presidents, after George Washington? Explain. − <br><br> − 4. Many say the War of 1812 was an unnecessary war. Your view, please? − <br><br> − 5. Choose any mystery or discussion question from the lecture, and write about it. − <br><br> − 6. Pick the decision you like most, and the one you like least, by the Marshall Court. Explain. − <br><br> − 7. Identify the figures in the cartoon, provide an approximate date, and describe the likely viewpoint of the cartoonist: − [[Image:Bruin.jpg|right]] − The text in the cartoon from left to right (clockwise direction) is: − − :John Bull: Pray Mr Bruin try if you can make up this little Difference between us-The Wasps and Hornets have Stung me so hard I wish I had never disturbed their Nests. − − :Columbia: I thank you Mr Bruin but I cannot trust the Bull. 'Tho he has promised to draw his HORNS he must be safe bound to the Stake before I treat with him. − − :Bruin: Let me unite your hands Madam-Johny and I have been very friendly since I sent him my Fleet to take care of---- − − 8. Describe something that surprises you about the map of the United States in 1840. − == Honors Questions == − − Answer three out of the following questions (in addition to the questions above): − <br><br> − H1. I think we overpaid in buying the Louisiana Purchase, and that it was unconstitutional also. Do you agree? − <br><br> − H2. Pick your favorite political party from the lecture, and explain why. − <br><br> − H3. Discuss any debate topic or mystery related to 1800-1840. − <br><br> − H4. It is said that Andrew Jackson was the first modern president. Why, and would you have voted for him? − <br><br> − H5. Some issues are so divisive -- and so wrong -- that they cause infringement of other constitutional rights. Give a few examples from history, and today. − − [[Category:American History lectures]] − {{DEFAULTSORT:American History Homework 04}}
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