HIUS 221 Exam 2 || with Error-free Solutions.
Results of the 1831 Slave Insurrection in Virginia correct answers In the end, a slave and
comrade of Vesey betrayed all involved with the conspiracy and revealed the plot. As a result,
local Whites ruthlessly stopped the rebellion before it could really get underway.
- Vesey and 34 other Black leaders were captured, condemned and publicly hanged.
William Sherman's impact correct answers Separated from its supply bases and completely
isolated from other Union forces, Sherman's army cut a wide swath as it moved south through
Georgia, living off the countryside, destroying railroads and supplies, reducing the war-making
potential of the Confederacy, and bringing the war home to the Southern people.
Causes for divisions in Andrew Jackson's Cabinet correct answers Jackson hired people who
were "yes men" and fired all other cabinet members
- The Eaton Affair
- Jackson defended Peggy Eaton, Vice President John Calhoun's wife Floride Calhoun made
matters worse.
- Feud between Jackson and Calhoun not only concerning the Eaton Affair but also over the
Black Tariff.
Radical Abolitionist beliefs correct answers no slaves should be in bondage... do whatever it
takes to get rid of slavery in America right away (urgent)!
Know a number of official C.S.A. states during Civil War correct answers Texas, Arkansas,
Louisiana, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina
and Virginia.
Know a number of official Union states during Civil War correct answers Maine, New York,
New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Kansas, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, California,
Nevada and Oregon.
Nationalism v. State's Rights correct answers The states' rights position favors state and local
action in dealing with social and economic problems. The nationalist position favors national
government action in dealing with these matters.***
Monroe Doctrine correct answers This was a doctrine of non-colonization (signed by James
Monroe) that was directed at the European imperialistic leaders of the day that had intentions of
continuing the subjugation and exploitation of North & South American(Western Hemisphere)
countries. This doctrine was also meant to counteract European Empires that at the very least
wanted to play a powerful influential political/economic role in the Western Hemisphere
nations.---Therefore, what did the United States claim through this doctrine? How did some
European countries initially receive this doctrine? How did some countries in the Western
Hemisphere handle it?
, James Madison correct answers President (1809-17)Madison was a close compatriot of Jefferson
and a devout member of the Democratic-Republican Party. Thus, he was pro-France.... Keep in
mind, he was a leading 'Federalist' during the developmental phase of the Constitution. But again
this shows that there was a difference between what it meant to be a 'Federalist' in the late 1780s
and a 'Federalist' in the early 1800s. The War of 1812, marred Madison's Administration. Above
all other events, this war took precedence during his time in office.
Importance of the War of 1812 results for America correct answers ...Thomas Jefferson and the
Federal Government protested these British actions. To keep the peace, the British made some
financial reparations to the U.S., but impressment continued. Therefore, Jefferson would now no
longer allow British vessels in American ports (even for basic repairs or taking on
supplies).More over, his administration placed an embargo on European goods (in general). By
1809, Congress repealed this embargo act because it was not only hurting Europe's economy, but
more personally, America's as well. Therefore, U.S. trade was reopened with everyone except
Britain and France.
Hartford Convention outcome correct answers 26 delegates from five states rejected secession
but drafted seven constitutional amendments to strengthen states' rights.
Era of Good Feelings correct answers After the War of 1812, patriotic feelings ran high in the
United States, leading to the emergence of the Era of Good Feelings. During this time of one-
party rule, American leaders worked to promote a stronger, self-sufficient United States.
Dred Scott decision and results correct answers Why, according to some historians, were the
Jefferson years along with the additional presidential terms of James Madison and James Monroe
referred to as the "Era of Good Feelings"?......Because it was a time of noteworthy growth in
national pride, sense of purpose, desire for unity and development; both economically and
circumstantially for the young U.S.A. --- at least until the short-lived
Oberlin College correct answers berlin College in Ohio (1830s) was one of the first schools that
admitted women under co-ed circumstances. In time, it also became one of the first colleges to
admit African-American students. Most of the early colleges that admitted female students
tended to focus on the following curriculum...1. How to be feminine women 2. How to be good
wives and mothers. By the time of the Civil War (1861-65) and the years following, women also
were trained to be grade-school teachers. However, they would receive less pay than male
"schoolmasters". Before the Civil War, most teachers were men. This will change. Why?
John Wilkes Booth correct answers Lincoln gave a speech that argued for Black men and
veterans to have the right to vote. John Wilkes Booth was in the audience. Enraged that Lincoln
supported Black citizenship, Booth vowed, "That is the last speech he will ever make." Booth
shot Lincoln three days later
Brooks-Sumner Affair correct answers The caning of Charles Sumner, or the Brooks-Sumner
Affair, occurred on May 22, 1856, in the United States Senate chamber, when Representative
Preston Brooks, a pro-slavery Democrat from South Carolina, used a walking cane to attack
Senator Charles Sumner, an abolitionist Republican from Massachusetts.
