Question

question 20 refers to the following passage: \an act to provide for the exchange of lands with the indians living in any of the states... and for their removal west... indian removal act (1830) 20. how did europeans coming to north america most significantly change the lives of native americans? (a) the native americans were taught english and became christians (b) the native americans became wealthy by trading goods with the europeans (c) the native americans became farmers and moved to the towns that the europeans built (d) the native americans were moved as the europeans arrived and cleared land to build towns 21. the major purpose of the monroe doctrine (1823) was to (a) create a military alliance for the defense of north american (b) secure new colonies in the caribbean (c) guarantee democratic governments in latin america (d) limit european influence in the western hemisphere 22. the mississippi river system was an important economic resource during the first half of the 1800s because it was used to (a) irrigate desert lands (b) move immigrants to the northeast (c) transport farm goods to market (d) produce hydroelectric power 23. most tariffs in the 19th century were intended to (a) allow access to cheap foreign imports (b) redistribute wealth among the social classes (c) raise revenue and protect domestic manufacturing (d) limit american exports 24. someone who believed women should have the right to vote in the 1800s would have most likely supported (a) jacksonian democracy (b) womens suffrage (c) disenfranchising women (d) temperance 25. the indian removal act (1830) relocated thousands of cherokees from georgia to indian territory for the purpose of (a) making the land available for white miners and farmers (b) allowing the cherokee their freedom from us control (c) obeying the supreme courts order to move the cherokee (d) creating a wilderness area for use by white fur trappers 26. what impact did the battle of new orleans have on the united states in 1815? (a) it weakened the strength of the us military (b) it resolved the issue of british impressment of us ships (c) it caused the united states to lose access to the gulf port (d) it boosted a sense of nationalism, patriotism, and unity among us citizens 27. what agricultural invention, designed to increase production, had the effect of increasing the number of slaves needed for labor in the deep south? (a) the wheat reaper (b) the steel plow (c) the cotton gin (d) the rice mill 28. which statement best explains the increase in sectionalism between 1820 and 1860? (a) westward expansion created a heated debate over the nations policy concerning american indians (b) westward expansion caused a recurring debate over the expansion of slavery into the new territories (c) westward expansion during the period occurred faster across the northern plains than the southern rivers (d) westward expansion created a need for government spending to improve transportation

Explanation:

1. Europeans coming to North America disrupted Native - American lives mainly by taking their lands and changing their way of life.
2. The Monroe Doctrine aimed to limit European influence in the Western Hemisphere.
3. The Mississippi River system was used to transport farm goods to market in the 1800s.
4. Most 19 - th century tariffs were for raising revenue and protecting domestic manufacturing.
5. The right to vote for women is related to women's suffrage.
6. The Indian Removal Act was to make land available for white miners and farmers.
7. The Battle of New Orleans boosted nationalism, patriotism, and unity in the US.
8. The cotton gin increased the need for slave labor in the Deep South.
9. Westward expansion led to a debate over the nation's policy on American Indians.

Answer:

1. A
2. D
3. C
4. C
5. B
6. A
7. D
8. C
9. A