The Rise Of Nationalism

17 Questions | By Kkorm5ku | Updated: Mar 20, 2022 | Attempts: 231

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This quiz was designed for students in Virginia and United States history. This quiz will cover topics concerning the Rise of Nationalism, spanning from George Washington to the Monroe Doctrine.

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1.

In his Farewell Address, what did George Washington warn Americans of?
- A.
  
  The British attacking and taking our ships
- B.
  
  Political Parties. He said they would destroy the nation.
- C.
  
  Involvement in foreign affairs, He said the United States should be an isolationist state.
- D.
  
  Both B and C
- E.
  
  All of the above.
2.

Which of the following was a Federalist who supported a strong central government and won the election of 1796?
- A.
  
  John Adams
- B.
  
  Charles Pinckney
- C.
  
  George Washington
- D.
  
  Thomas Jefferson
- E.
  
  Aaron Burr
3.

Who helped decide the Election of 1800 by striking a deal with Thomas Jefferson to keep the bank open during his presidency?
- A.
  
  Aaron Burr
- B.
  
  George Mason
- C.
  
  Alexander Hamilton
- D.
  
  George Washington
4.

What Supreme Court case established Judicial Review?
- A.
  
  McCulloch v. Maryland
- B.
  
  Marbury v. Madison
- C.
  
  Brown v. Board of Education
- D.
  
  McCulloch v. Madison
- E.
  
  Maryland v. Marbury
5.

What was the Lewis and Clark Expedition?
- A.
  
  Journey of exploration through the southwest
- B.
  
  Journey to find the Northwest passage
- C.
  
  Journey to explore the Louisiana Territory and Oregon Territory
- D.
  
  Journey to claim Florida and Texas from Spain
- E.
  
  A journey to Sherwood forest to frolic with Robin Hood and his merrymen.
6.

Who was the Secretary of State during Washington's administration?
- A.
  
  Alexander Hamilton
- B.
  
  John Adams
- C.
  
  James Madison
- D.
  
  Thomas Jefferson
- E.
  
  Harry Potter
7.

What major American victory in battle took place AFTER the War of 1812 ended?
- A.
  
  Battle of New Orleans
- B.
  
  Battle of Fort McHenry
- C.
  
  Battle of Lake Erie
- D.
  
  Battle of Put-n-Bay
8.

All of the following were internal improvements made to the US infrastructure as part of Henry Clay’s American Plan EXCEPT:
- A.
  
  Protective Tariff
- B.
  
  National Bank
- C.
  
  Embargo Act
- D.
  
  Improved Infrastructure
9.

What did Jefferson buy for $15 million?
- A.
  
  Oregon
- B.
  
  Louisiana Territory
- C.
  
  Florida
- D.
  
  Narnia
- E.
  
  New Orleans
10.

How did Jefferson attempt to prevent a war?
- A.
  
  Passed the Embargo Act of 1807
- B.
  
  Virginia and Kentucky Resolution
- C.
  
  Alien & Sedition Acts
- D.
  
  Macon's Bill # 2.
11.

What is another name for the War of 1812?
- A.
  
  Mr. Jefferson's War
- B.
  
  Mr. Washington's War
- C.
  
  Mr. Ed's War
- D.
  
  Mr. Madison's War
- E.
  
  Mr. Franklin's War
12.

All of the following were impacts of the War of 1812 EXCEPT
- A.
  
  Stronger claim to the Oregon Territory
- B.
  
  Death of the Democratic-Republican Party
- C.
  
  More people migrated to Florida
- D.
  
  American Nationalism
13.

Who was Chief Justice of the Supreme Court from 1801 until 1835?
- A.
  
  James Madison
- B.
  
  George Washington
- C.
  
  John Marshall
- D.
  
  Johnny B Good
14.

What did the supreme court case Marbury v. Madison establish?
- A.
  
  Judicial advice
- B.
  
  Executive review
- C.
  
  Judicial review
- D.
  
  Executive advice
15.

Look at this political cartoon from the War of 1812. Who do you see in this picture? What is happening? What message do you think the author was trying to send to his audience?
16.

The following is a political cartoon about the branches of government. What do you see? What powers do each branch of government have? What does this cartoon say about Marbury v. Madison? Think about the powers to the judicial branch from that court case. What is it saying about those powers?
17.

The following is a political cartoon about the Monroe Doctrine. Study this picture. What do you see in this picture? Who do you see in this picture? What is the author trying to tell his audience?