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When was the Second Great Awakening and who kickstarted it?

1830s; Jefferson

1840s; James McGready

1830s; James McGready

1840s; Jefferson

What events characterized the Second Great Awakeining?

Relatively small but numerous indoor private gatherings

Massive outdoor gatherings of thousands of people

Large but indoor gatherings with normally up to a couple hundred people

Relatively small but numerous outdoor gatherings

What two sects of Christianity were expanded during the Second Great Awakening?

Methodist and Catholicism

Methodist and Baptistism

Catholicism and Baptistism

Methodists and Nondenominational

Who were the two main people of the Methodists, how was the religion spread, and what did they believe?

John Wesley in Europe and Francis Asbury in America; circuit breakers; free individuals make own decisions and emotionalism

John Adams and Francis Asbury; circuit breakers; free individuals make own decisions and emotionalism

John Wesley; circuit breakers; decision made by main leaders

John Wesley in Europe and Francis Asbury in America; circuit breakers; main preachers make decisions for whole sect

What charactized Baptists?

Less emotional and individualistic; not many sects; had a hierarchy of people that made decisions for whole community; preachers typically from community

More emotional and individualistic; creation of multiple sects; each sect wanted to make its own decisions so no hierarchy of people that made decisions; preachers typically not from community

Less emotional and individualistic; many sects created; heirarchy of people that made decisions for all sects; preachers typically from community

More emotional and individualistic; many sects created and each sect made own decision, not heirarchy; preachers typically from community

What was the Cane Ridge Ridge Revival Meeting (Bourbon, Kentucky)?

Biggest revival meeting; both whites and blacks attended

Only even relatively large revival meeting; only whites attended

Biggest revival meeting; only whites attended

Only revival meeting in which all attendants were black

What happened during Secret Slave meetings and what religion did they prefer?

Planned violent slave revolts; deism

Planned violent slave revolts; Christianity

Preached hope and freedom, made music, and sang; Christianity

Preached hope and freedom, made music, and sang; Islam

Who was Nat Turner?

A white land owner that lead meetings warning other slave owners of the unavoidable slave revolt

Lead a very small and inconsequential slave revolt

Former slave that gained freedom in the North

Led largest slate revolt prior to Civil War

Who started the first black church, what was it called, and where was it?

Richard Allen; Bethel Church; Pennsylvania

Richard Allen; Bethel Church; New York

Nat Turner; Bethel Church; Pennsylvania

Nat Turner; Bethel Church; New York

How much did Jefferson pay for the Louisiana Territory, who did he purchase it from, and who led the expedition to explore it?

$6 million; Spain; Louis and Clark

$15 million; France; Louis and Clark

$10 million; France; Louis and Clark

$6 million; Spain; Louis and Clark

Why was Jefferson a little “iffy” about the Louisiana Purchase for a little bit?

It was harder to control and it cost way too much

It cost way too much and he was afraid it would dilute Federalist vote

It was harder to control and he was afraid it would dilute Federalist vote

It was harder to control and annoying to explore

What did Britain do prior to the War of 1812 that pissed the US off?

They attacked France

Tried to stop US chip and board it and when it refused the British ship attacked it

Nothing

They attacked many of our ships

What did Jefferson put on all trade with Britain, was it effective, why or why not, and whose economy did it ruin?

An embargo; yes, Britain couldn’t get the supplies it needed; Britain

An embargo; no, Britain had stockpile; France’s

An embargo; yes, Britain couldn’t get the supplies it needed; Spain

An embargo; no, Britain had stockpile; New England’s

What did the state legislature of New England threaten to do if Jefferson didn’t remove Embargo?

Attack other states

Stop trade with rest of states

Secede

Nothing

What was Jefferson’s response?

Removed embargo and passed Non-Intercourse Act

Removed embargo and passed Judiciary Act

Kept embargo and passed Non-Intercourse Act

Kept embargo and tole New England to go fuck themselves

What did the Non-Intercourse Act state?

No one was allowed to have sex

US would trade with everyone except US and France

Us would trade with everyone except Britain

Us would trade with everyone except France

What did Macon’s Bill No.2 state?

We were going to war with Britain

We were going to war with Britain and France

We would open trade with whoever stopped messing with us first

We would only open up trade if they both stopped messing with us

What two people led the Indian resistance and what town did they create?

Sacagawea and Tecumseh; Native Town

Tecumseh and The Prophet; Prophet’s Town

Sacagawea and The Prophet: Native Town

King Philip and Tecumseh; King’s Town

What was Tenskwatawa’s other name and what did he want?

The Prophet; get rid of any resemblance of American life in tribes

The General; get ride of any resemblance of American life in tribes

The General; kill all Americans that encroached upon his way of life

The Prophet; get rid of hostility between American settlers and tribes

What was Tecumseh’s goal?

Unite with settlers to fight enemy tribes

Discard hostilit with settlers and open up more trade

Unite with American settlers to fight Spanish settlers

Unit all tribes in Northwest Territory to fight settlers

What were the group of people called that drove the War of 1812 and what did they want?

Warhawks; expand territory

Warhawks; not expand territory

Civilians; hated France and wanted war with them

Civilians; hated Britain and wanted to go to war

Who were the two main people in the Warhawks?

Jefferson and Madison

Henry Clay and Madison

John C. Callhoun and Madison

John C. Callhoun and Henry Clay

Who started the War of 1812, what did he do, and what was the result?

Indiana governor, William Henry; burned down Prophet’s Town; Indian’s joined forces with Britain

Indiana governor, William Henry; attacked British merchant ships; Britain joined forces with France

Madison; attacked British merchant ships; Britain joined forces with France

Madison, attacked French merchant ships; France joined forces with Britain

What were two things Britain did in the start of the War of 1812?

Burn down the White House in 1813 and attack Ft. McHenry

Burn down the White House in 1816 and attacked Ft. McHenry

Burn down the White House in 1814 and attacked Ft. McHenry

Burn down Ft. McHenry and attack the White House

Did the British succeed in overtaking Ft. McHenry and what else important happened there?

No; nothing except we defeated them

Yes; nothing except we lost

Yes; Francis Scott Key wrote the Star Spangled Banner

No; Francis Scott Key wrote the Star Spangled Banner

What were Madison’s three goals in the War of 1812?

Get rid of Native American problem, wanted Mexico, wanted Florida

Get rid of Native American problem, wanted Canada, wanted Florida

Get rid of Native American problem, wanted Canada, wanted Mexico

Get rid of Native American problem, wanted Canada, wanted to not have Mexico

Why did Madison think we would be able to get Canada and was he correct?

Thought French in Canada would join us to fight British; no

Thought French in Canada would join us to fight Britain; no

Thought British in Canada would join us to fight France; no

Thought British in Canada would join us to fight France; yes

Why was Madison not successful in getting Canada?

He didn’t care

British set up huge blockade along border with Canada

Battles in Canada were very rough, and Briatain set up blockade in West

Battles in Canada were very rough, and Britain set up blockade in East

Why did Britain want a treaty, what was it called, where was it signed, and what did it do?

Napoleon was back in France; treaty of Ghent; Belgium; reset to before war

It was tired of fighting; Treaty of Gent; Belgium; reset to before War

Napolean was back in France; Treaty of Ghent; Switzerland; forced Britain to pay for damages

Napolean was back in France; Treaty of Ghent; England; US had to pay for War

What was significant about the Battle of New Orleans?

It was the last battle of the War of 1812 before the treaty was signed; Andrew Jackson was war hero

Last battle of War of 182 even though it occurred after treaty was signed; Andrew Jackson war hero

Nothing

Idk man ask someone who pays attention

What was the Hartford Convention, was it successful, and what was the result?

New York threatened to secede; yes; New York own country

New England wanted to secede; no; Federalist Party gained a lot of respect and followers

New York and New England threatened to secede; no; Federalist Party lost a lot of respect and died out

New Englands said they wanted to secede; no; Federalist Party lost a lot of respect and died out

What did Monroe want, who did he send to get it, and did they succeed?

Canada; Andrew Jackson; no

Canada; Andrew Jackson; yes

Florida; Andrew Jackson; yes

Florida; Andrew Jackson; no

What were the two parts/points of the Adam-Onis Treaty?

US got Canada and rights in Oregon treaty; paid $5 million

US got Florida and rights in Oregon Treaty; paid $5 million

US got Canada and rights in Oregon Treaty; paid $6 million

US got Florida and rights in Oregon Treaty; paid $6 million

Why did Monroe want Oregon?

Wanted control of fur trade and Columbia River in Oregon

Wanted control of timber trade and Columbia River in Oregon

Wanted control of fur trade and Mississippi River in Oregon

Wanted control of timber trade and Mississippi River in Oregon

What was one thing that happened before the Monroe Doctrine that resulted in it occurring?

Britain threatening to come back and try to take over

Spain threatening to come in and take back over its previous colonies/territories

Noooottthhiiinnnggggg

Latin American nations gaining independence

When was the Monroe Doctrine and what did it state?

1822; no European colonization and/or intervention in Latin America/Western Hemisphere ish

1824; no European colonization and/or intervention in Latin America/Western Hemisphere ish

1823; no European colonization and/or intervention in Latin America/Western Hemisphere ish

1820; no European colonization and/or intervention in Latin America/Western Hemisphere ish

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