Liberty University Online Academy HIUS 316 QUIZ 1 Question1)What were the two major political parties in 1815?   Question 2   John Quincy Adams most important contribution to the United States during the Monroe Administration was:     Question 3   The Tariff of 1816: Question 4   The significant results of the Treaty of Ghent in 1814 were: Question 5   Andrew Jackson’s claim to public acclaim resulted from:   Question 6   The Era of Good Feeling refers to:       Question 7   Most of the people who attended the Hartford Convention were?   Question 8   Two of the most dramatic events in 1814-1815, in the last year of the War of 1812 were: Question 9           President Madison, in his post-war message to Congress, argued for a system of internal improvements and stated that Congress already had all the power it needed to enact such a system

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HIUS 316

QUIZ 1

Question1)What were the two major political parties in 1815?

• Question 2

John Quincy Adams most important contribution to the United States during the Monroe Administration was:

• Question 3

The Tariff of 1816:

• Question 4

The significant results of the Treaty of Ghent in 1814 were:

• Question 5

Andrew Jackson’s claim to public acclaim resulted from:  

• Question 6

The Era of Good Feeling refers to:

• Question 7

Most of the people who attended the Hartford Convention were?  

• Question 8

Two of the most dramatic events in 1814-1815, in the last year of the War of 1812 were:

• Question 9

President Madison, in his post-war message to Congress, argued for a system of internal improvements and stated that Congress already had all the power it needed to enact such a system.

Question 10

What was the largest city on the North American continent in 1815?

• Question 11

The Treaty of Fort Jackson refers to:

• Question 12

After the signing of the Treaty of Ghent some American politicians believed that peace between the United States and Great Britain might be only temporary and that new hostilities could arise in the near future.

Question 13

Farmers in the Jacksonian Period were completely isolated from national and international markets both in buying goods and selling products.

• Question 14

Most White Americans in the early 19th century were united in their attitudes towards the Native Americans and

in what governmental policy to pursue towards them.

Question 15

Immediately after the War of 1812 concluded, the United States declared war on which state?  

• Question 16

During the early Jacksonian Era, agriculture provided the livelihood for the overwhelming majority of all Americans, regardless of race.

Question 17

Most long distance travel and commerce went by carriage or wagon on roads as the fastest, most reliable form of transport.

Question 18

Describe a typical family farm of the Jacksonian Era—standards of living, social and family relationships, methods of farming, connection to market economy, etc.