HIUS 221 Test 3 Questions Answered Correctly Latest Update 2025-2026
James Monroe: Significance as president? When president? - Answers *President During the era
of good feelings *Acquired Florida from Spain
*Declared Monroe Doctrine to keep foreign powers out.
Andrew Jackson - Answers *Largest removal of Indians
*First president not from Virginia or Massachusetts
America's first Secretary of the Treasury - Answers Hamilton
Centralized Government, didn't have a home state.
America's first Secretary of State - Answers Jefferson
Which came first
A. Alien and Sedition act
B. Virginia and Kentucky resolutions
c. First bank - Answers C. First Bank
Jacksons successor - Answers Van Bourne
Jefferson's greatest achievement - Answers Louisiana Purchase
In this doc James Madison Said states have the power for judicial review - Answers Virginia
resolution
Chief Justice appointed by Andrew Jackson - Answers Roger B. Toney
John Marshall - Answers Seclusion Act
True or False
The treaty of Gant included a massive land transplant from England to America. - Answers False
What is a term that describes the new self description of Americas during the era of good
feeling - Answers Nationalism
The two reasons for the start of the war of 1812. And one word to describe it. - Answers *Britain
forcing American sailors into their navy
*British were caused the Indians to attack Northern Settlements
, * Legitimacy
This person started the first opposition America party - Answers Jefferson
This court case prohibited states from suing the National Bank - Answers Meclellin vs. Maryland
Wrote the Kentucky Resolution - Answers Jefferson
He said that the first bank was unconstitutional and he was against the 1st bank but in 1816
signed the second bank into existence - Answers Madison
What was another name for the tariff of 1812 - Answers Tariff of Abominations
President During the era of good feelings - Answers James Monroe
"Liberty and Union, now and forever, one and inseparable" - Answers Webster Hayne debate
What was the Force Act and why was it used? And by whom? - Answers *Jackson's response to
South Carolina's nullification of the Tariff of 1832; enabled him to make South Carolina comply
through force
*Jackson almost went to war with S.C
"A bag of mill with both ends open..." - Answers Andrew Jackson
Universal Manhood Suffrage - Answers Principle that every man had the right to vote, regardless
of whether he owned property.
Martin Van Buren - Answers First not born in England
"Union—next to our liberties, the most dear" - Answers John C. Calhoun
Approved first national bank - Answers Washington
The Missouri Compromise and the balance of power in? - Answers In the United States Senate
Virginia, Maryland, and the Report on Public Credit. - Answers Hamilton's document (Moved
Capital to D.C.)
The Treaty of Ghent: What? When? Significance? - Answers Ended the war of 1812
Didn't really change anything
Denied a judicial appointment - Answers William Marbury
Key characteristic of George Washington's foreign policy? - Answers Neutrality
Gibbons v. Ogden (1824)? What? Why? Significance of? - Answers Regulating interstate
commerce is a power reserved to the federal government
James Monroe: Significance as president? When president? - Answers *President During the era
of good feelings *Acquired Florida from Spain
*Declared Monroe Doctrine to keep foreign powers out.
Andrew Jackson - Answers *Largest removal of Indians
*First president not from Virginia or Massachusetts
America's first Secretary of the Treasury - Answers Hamilton
Centralized Government, didn't have a home state.
America's first Secretary of State - Answers Jefferson
Which came first
A. Alien and Sedition act
B. Virginia and Kentucky resolutions
c. First bank - Answers C. First Bank
Jacksons successor - Answers Van Bourne
Jefferson's greatest achievement - Answers Louisiana Purchase
In this doc James Madison Said states have the power for judicial review - Answers Virginia
resolution
Chief Justice appointed by Andrew Jackson - Answers Roger B. Toney
John Marshall - Answers Seclusion Act
True or False
The treaty of Gant included a massive land transplant from England to America. - Answers False
What is a term that describes the new self description of Americas during the era of good
feeling - Answers Nationalism
The two reasons for the start of the war of 1812. And one word to describe it. - Answers *Britain
forcing American sailors into their navy
*British were caused the Indians to attack Northern Settlements
, * Legitimacy
This person started the first opposition America party - Answers Jefferson
This court case prohibited states from suing the National Bank - Answers Meclellin vs. Maryland
Wrote the Kentucky Resolution - Answers Jefferson
He said that the first bank was unconstitutional and he was against the 1st bank but in 1816
signed the second bank into existence - Answers Madison
What was another name for the tariff of 1812 - Answers Tariff of Abominations
President During the era of good feelings - Answers James Monroe
"Liberty and Union, now and forever, one and inseparable" - Answers Webster Hayne debate
What was the Force Act and why was it used? And by whom? - Answers *Jackson's response to
South Carolina's nullification of the Tariff of 1832; enabled him to make South Carolina comply
through force
*Jackson almost went to war with S.C
"A bag of mill with both ends open..." - Answers Andrew Jackson
Universal Manhood Suffrage - Answers Principle that every man had the right to vote, regardless
of whether he owned property.
Martin Van Buren - Answers First not born in England
"Union—next to our liberties, the most dear" - Answers John C. Calhoun
Approved first national bank - Answers Washington
The Missouri Compromise and the balance of power in? - Answers In the United States Senate
Virginia, Maryland, and the Report on Public Credit. - Answers Hamilton's document (Moved
Capital to D.C.)
The Treaty of Ghent: What? When? Significance? - Answers Ended the war of 1812
Didn't really change anything
Denied a judicial appointment - Answers William Marbury
Key characteristic of George Washington's foreign policy? - Answers Neutrality
Gibbons v. Ogden (1824)? What? Why? Significance of? - Answers Regulating interstate
commerce is a power reserved to the federal government
