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APUSH reading quiz

front 1

Why was life on the frontier especially difficult for women?

back 1

They experienced extreme loneliness and mental breakdowns from weeks without seeing another person.

front 2

Ecological imperialism, as exemplified during the American historical period of 1790 to 1860, can best be described as what?

back 2

The wanton, heedless exploitation of natural resources by humans aggressively engaged in economic development and trade

front 3

Where did almost all the growth of the American population after 1820 come from?

back 3

Natural increase rather than immigration

front 4

The great Irish immigration of the 1840s primarily stimulated by what?

back 4

The potato famine in Ireland

front 5

All of the following were true of German immigrants except:

back 5

The majority were liberal political refugees after the collapse of the democratic revolutions of 1848.

front 6

Where did the worst anti-Catholic violence occur in 1834 and 1844?

back 6

Boston and Philadelphia

front 7

Why was American industry slow to develop?

back 7

U.S. manufacturers had difficulty competing in quality and price with imported European goods.

front 8

What did Eli Whitney's cotton gin enable?

back 8

Cotton production to expand from the coastal areas to the vast plains of Alabama and Mississippi

front 9

What did the legal principle of free incorporation mean?

back 9

Businessmen could create corporations without applying for individual state charters.

front 10

What did the Supreme Court rule in Commonwealth v. Hunt?

back 10

Labor unions were legal.

front 11

Which of the following was true about the cult of domesticity?

back 11

It limited women's opportunities outside the home.

front 12

Why was the invention of McCormick's reaper significant?

back 12

It fueled the establishment of large-scale commercial agriculture.

front 13

All of the following were results of the construction of the Erie Canal except:

back 13

It eliminated the need for the railroad.

front 14

What happened as the new continental market economy grew?

back 14

The home came to be viewed as a refuge from the workday world.

front 15

Which was a major economic consequence of the transportation and marketing revolutions?

back 15

A widened gap between great wealth and poverty