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This activity contains 15 questions.

Question 1.
The emancipation of slaves in the Caribbean caused:

 
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Question 2.
One indication of the change in national and state politics is that by 1840, the percentage of adult white males who could vote was:

 
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Question 3.
Despite ushering in the "Age of the Common Man," Andrew Jackson was hardly common.

   
 
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Question 4.
Andrew Jackson's "kitchen cabinet" included:

 
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Question 5.
What city benefited most from the Erie Canal?

 
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Question 6.
The economically most important transportation innovation of the early 19th century was the steamboat.

   
 
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Question 7.
What political issue first came to symbolize the divergent sectional interests of North and South and the rights of individual states versus a federal majority?

 
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Question 8.
The doctrine of nullification upheld the right of:

 
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Question 9.
Which one of the following was not a state in which members of the five civilized tribes ceded land?

 
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Question 10.
The development of the second American party system was influenced by all of the following except:

 
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Question 11.
The Democrats were identified with opposition to the transportation revolution.

   
 
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Question 12.
An important element of Whig affiliation was:

 
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Question 13.
Jackson's presidency contributed to the development of an American identity by:

 
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Question 14.
The effects of the print revolution included:

 
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Question 15.
The most prevalent themes of American writers and artists were the:

 
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