AMH 2010 - FINAL PRACTICE
EXAMINATION 2026 QUESTIONS
WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
◍ Agricultural Revolution.
Answer: - a gradual shift from hunting and gathering to cultivating basic
food crops- occurred worldwide from 7000 to 9000 years ago -
revolutionized native american cultures
◍ One result of the election of Andrew Jackson was the formation of the
modern Democratic Party from a wing of the Democratic-Republicans,
creating the first modern American political party. (Chapter 9).
Answer: True
◍ Following the War of 1812, one emerging threat to the unity of the United
States was the emergence of "Sectionalism", which consisted of policy and
political conflicts over the differing interests of the northern, southern and
western states. (Chapter 9).
Answer: True
◍ One of the most destructive financial downturns in the antebellum (pre-Civil
War) era was the Financial Panic of 1844. (Chapter 9).
Answer: False
◍ Columbian Exchange.
Answer: - exchange of plants, animals, and diseases between europe and the
americas- led to to the decimation of native american people.
◍ Conquistadors.
Answer: - 16th century spanish adventurers- subdued the native americans -
created the spanish empire in the new world
,◍ Spain in the New World.
Answer: - used strong army to conquer new world- brought catholicism to
new world
◍ As a result of the "Missouri Compromise", Missouri was admitted to the
union as a "free" state based on a promise that, when Kansas was admitted
as state in the future, it would enter the Union as a Slave state. (Chapter 9).
Answer: False
◍ One of President Andrew Jackson's most divisive policies was his support of
the (Second) Bank of the United States. (Chapter 9).
Answer: False
◍ Despite not having franchise, one incident that showed the increasing
political influence and impact of women in the mid-19th Century, even at
the highest levels of the Federal government, was the
___________________________. (Chapter 9).
Answer: The Eaton Affair
◍ Treaty of Tordesillas.
Answer: - signed by spain and portugal in 1494- divided world along a line,
any lands west of the line belonged to spain
◍ Courerurs de Bois.
Answer: - fur trappers in french canada who lived among native americans-
helped france's financial success in the new world
◍ Protestant Reformation.
Answer: - 16th century religious movement to reform and challenge the
spiritual authority of the roman catholic church
◍ The Spanish Armada.
Answer: - spanish fleet sent to invade england in 1588- was defeated
◍ Joint-Stock Company.
Answer: - a business enterprise that enabled investors to pool money for
commerce and funding for colonies- many people could invest without fear
, of bankruptcy- the london company in virginia was the first one
◍ Virginia Charter.
Answer: - authorized the london company to establish plantations in virginia
◍ Jamestown.
Answer: - first european colony in north america (st. augustine was first
settlement)
◍ The second modern political party in the United States, which was formed
by disparate opponents of Andrew Jackson, fringe parties, and other
opponents of the newly-reformed "Democratic" party were known as the
__________________________. (Chapter 9).
Answer: Whig Party
◍ John Smith.
Answer: - was hired by the virginia company to assist in the establishment
of its new colony jamestown- first leader of jamestown
◍ Jamestown's Prosperity.
Answer: - tobacco provided great prosperity
◍ John Calhoun's relationship as Vice President with President Andrew
Jackson can best be judged by: (Chapter 9).
Answer: President Jackson's threat to hang Calhoun and other conspirators
during the South Carolina "Nullification" crisis
◍ House of Burgesses.
Answer: - the elective representative assembly in colonial virginia
◍ Although most of the eight-year presidency of President Jackson resulted in
unparalleled prosperity, Jackson's policy of eliminating the Second Bank of
the United States and extending credit to state-chartered banks greatly
contributed to the ____________________, which wiped out much of the
prosperity achieved during the Jackson Administration: (Chapter 9).
Answer: The Panic Of 1837
◍ The "Missouri Crisis", which led to the Missouri Compromise of 1820, was
EXAMINATION 2026 QUESTIONS
WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
◍ Agricultural Revolution.
Answer: - a gradual shift from hunting and gathering to cultivating basic
food crops- occurred worldwide from 7000 to 9000 years ago -
revolutionized native american cultures
◍ One result of the election of Andrew Jackson was the formation of the
modern Democratic Party from a wing of the Democratic-Republicans,
creating the first modern American political party. (Chapter 9).
Answer: True
◍ Following the War of 1812, one emerging threat to the unity of the United
States was the emergence of "Sectionalism", which consisted of policy and
political conflicts over the differing interests of the northern, southern and
western states. (Chapter 9).
Answer: True
◍ One of the most destructive financial downturns in the antebellum (pre-Civil
War) era was the Financial Panic of 1844. (Chapter 9).
Answer: False
◍ Columbian Exchange.
Answer: - exchange of plants, animals, and diseases between europe and the
americas- led to to the decimation of native american people.
◍ Conquistadors.
Answer: - 16th century spanish adventurers- subdued the native americans -
created the spanish empire in the new world
,◍ Spain in the New World.
Answer: - used strong army to conquer new world- brought catholicism to
new world
◍ As a result of the "Missouri Compromise", Missouri was admitted to the
union as a "free" state based on a promise that, when Kansas was admitted
as state in the future, it would enter the Union as a Slave state. (Chapter 9).
Answer: False
◍ One of President Andrew Jackson's most divisive policies was his support of
the (Second) Bank of the United States. (Chapter 9).
Answer: False
◍ Despite not having franchise, one incident that showed the increasing
political influence and impact of women in the mid-19th Century, even at
the highest levels of the Federal government, was the
___________________________. (Chapter 9).
Answer: The Eaton Affair
◍ Treaty of Tordesillas.
Answer: - signed by spain and portugal in 1494- divided world along a line,
any lands west of the line belonged to spain
◍ Courerurs de Bois.
Answer: - fur trappers in french canada who lived among native americans-
helped france's financial success in the new world
◍ Protestant Reformation.
Answer: - 16th century religious movement to reform and challenge the
spiritual authority of the roman catholic church
◍ The Spanish Armada.
Answer: - spanish fleet sent to invade england in 1588- was defeated
◍ Joint-Stock Company.
Answer: - a business enterprise that enabled investors to pool money for
commerce and funding for colonies- many people could invest without fear
, of bankruptcy- the london company in virginia was the first one
◍ Virginia Charter.
Answer: - authorized the london company to establish plantations in virginia
◍ Jamestown.
Answer: - first european colony in north america (st. augustine was first
settlement)
◍ The second modern political party in the United States, which was formed
by disparate opponents of Andrew Jackson, fringe parties, and other
opponents of the newly-reformed "Democratic" party were known as the
__________________________. (Chapter 9).
Answer: Whig Party
◍ John Smith.
Answer: - was hired by the virginia company to assist in the establishment
of its new colony jamestown- first leader of jamestown
◍ Jamestown's Prosperity.
Answer: - tobacco provided great prosperity
◍ John Calhoun's relationship as Vice President with President Andrew
Jackson can best be judged by: (Chapter 9).
Answer: President Jackson's threat to hang Calhoun and other conspirators
during the South Carolina "Nullification" crisis
◍ House of Burgesses.
Answer: - the elective representative assembly in colonial virginia
◍ Although most of the eight-year presidency of President Jackson resulted in
unparalleled prosperity, Jackson's policy of eliminating the Second Bank of
the United States and extending credit to state-chartered banks greatly
contributed to the ____________________, which wiped out much of the
prosperity achieved during the Jackson Administration: (Chapter 9).
Answer: The Panic Of 1837
◍ The "Missouri Crisis", which led to the Missouri Compromise of 1820, was
