AP U.S. History Unit 4: Period 4: 1800-1848 Practice Exam

1. The excerpt best reflects which of the following goals of President Jefferson?

2. The political context that most directly shaped Jefferson's address was the

3. Jefferson's statement that "we are all Republicans, we are all Federalists" would be most directly challenged by which of the following later developments?

4. The excerpt is most directly related to which of the following constitutional principles?

5. The decision in Marbury v. Madison was a significant development in United States history because it

6. The ideas expressed in the excerpt would be most opposed by those who supported

7. The map most directly illustrates the effects of which of the following?

8. The political development depicted in the map represents a pattern of

9. The compromise illustrated on the map was intended to resolve debates over which of the following issues?

10. Which of the following is the main claim of the Monroe Doctrine as expressed in the excerpt?

11. The immediate context for the issuance of the Monroe Doctrine was

12. Which of the following pieces of evidence from the period best supports the assertion that the United States was "struggling to create an independent global presence"?

13. The primary purpose of Henry Clay's speech was to

14. Which of the following developments from the period best serves as evidence to support Clay's claim about "an immense augmentation of our internal commerce"?

15. Arguments against the American System, such as those mentioned by Clay, were most often advanced by

16. The social changes described in the excerpt illustrate which of the following patterns of the Market Revolution?

17. The experience of the "American girls of the old stock" as described in the first part of the excerpt reflects which of the following social developments?

18. The influx of "Irish and French Canadians" mentioned in the excerpt was part of a larger historical context of

19. Which of the following best describes the main claim made by Andrew Jackson in the excerpt?

20. The political context that most directly shaped Jackson's argument was the

21. The ideas expressed by Jackson in the excerpt show the greatest similarity to the political views of

22. The language and structure of the excerpt were most directly inspired by which of the following?

23. The Seneca Falls Convention was a direct outgrowth of which of the following broader historical developments?

24. Which of the following pieces of evidence from the period best supports the grievance that women were denied "all right in property"?

25. The primary purpose of Fitzhugh's argument was to

26. Fitzhugh's argument reflects a growing Southern identity that was increasingly defined by

27. The arguments in the excerpt would have been most directly challenged by

28. The Second Great Awakening was significant because it

29. Which of the following developments best represents the emergence of a new American national culture in the period from 1800 to 1848?

30. The Cherokee Nation's protest is primarily directed at the actions of which of the following?

31. The protest references the "usurpations of the State authorities," which most directly refers to the actions of

32. The events described in the excerpt were most directly shaped by the context of

33. The Market Revolution had which of the following effects on the United States?

34. Which of the following best describes the context for the development of a more participatory democracy in the early 19th century?

35. The economic development of the South in the early 19th century differed most from the North in that the South