// question: 17151351 name: “Story papers” and “yellow-back” fiction found their first and largest ... ::“Story papers” and “yellow-back” fiction found their first and largest ...::[html]
“Story papers” and “yellow-back” fiction found their first and largest audience among ____________________.
{ ~rural housewives#Incorrect ~the new middle-class#Incorrect =city workers#Correct ~the cultural elite#Incorrect ~Southern evangelicals#Incorrect } // question: 17151296 name: 19th-century minstrel shows ::19th-century minstrel shows::[html]
19th-century minstrel shows
{ =were traveling productions in which white men in “black face” imitated African American songs and dances.#Correct ~were most popular with female audiences.#Incorrect ~were the first theatrical entertainments to include black performers as regular troupe members.#Incorrect ~were popular only in the large seaport cities of the Northeast.#Incorrect ~were popular only in the South.#Incorrect } // question: 17151374 name: African American ministers Richard Allen and Absalom Jones founded black ... ::African American ministers Richard Allen and Absalom Jones founded black ...::[html]
African American ministers Richard Allen and Absalom Jones founded black churches in Philadelphia because they opposed_________________.
{ =segregated seating in white churches#Correct ~minstrel shows#Incorrect ~the Second Great Awakening#Incorrect ~postmillennialists#Incorrect ~Mormonism#Incorrect } // question: 17151373 name: African American song and dance was first parodied in the ... ::African American song and dance was first parodied in the ...::[html]
African American song and dance was first parodied in the ____________________ shows.
{ ~chitterling#Incorrect ~vaudeville#Incorrect ~dockside#Incorrect =minstrel#Correct ~old home#Incorrect } // question: 17151286 name: After 1830, there was a concerted effort by whites toward slaves to ::After 1830, there was a concerted effort by whites toward slaves to::[html]
After 1830, there was a concerted effort by whites toward slaves to
{ ~disregard their spirituality.#Incorrect ~argue blacks had no souls.#Incorrect ~eliminate black churches.#Incorrect ~prevent them from hearing sermons about freedom.#Incorrect =Christianize them.#Correct } // question: 17151354 name: After the 1830s, Baptists and Methodists came to contain ____________________... ::After the 1830s, Baptists and Methodists came to contain ____________________...::[html]
After the 1830s, Baptists and Methodists came to contain ____________________ of the nation’s professing Protestants, North and South.
{ ~a quarter#Incorrect ~a third#Incorrect ~half#Incorrect =two-thirds#Correct ~nearly all#Incorrect } // question: 17151375 name: Between 1828 and 1849, five separate race riots destroyed black churches and ... ::Between 1828 and 1849, five separate race riots destroyed black churches and ...::[html]
Between 1828 and 1849, five separate race riots destroyed black churches and homes in ____________________.
{ ~New York#Incorrect ~Providence#Incorrect ~Boston#Incorrect =Philadelphia#Correct ~Cincinnati#Incorrect } // question: 17151310 name: By 1830, southern clergymen ::By 1830, southern clergymen::[html]
By 1830, southern clergymen
{ ~condemned material improvements as being worldly.#Incorrect =preached that all moral truth came from the Bible.#Correct ~called for universal Christian love.#Incorrect ~could rightly be called adherents of Thomas Jefferson.#Incorrect ~lashed out at human relations based on dominance and submission.#Incorrect } // question: 17151353 name: By 1840, only ____________________ maintained a propertied electorate. ::By 1840, only ____________________ maintained a propertied electorate.::[html]
By 1840, only ____________________ maintained a propertied electorate.
{ ~New York#Incorrect ~Tennessee#Incorrect ~Virginia#Incorrect ~Kentucky#Incorrect =Rhode Island#Correct } // question: 17151298 name: During the early 19th century, social distinctions based on gender ::During the early 19th century, social distinctions based on gender::[html]
During the early 19th century, social distinctions based on gender
{ =increased.#Correct ~decreased.#Incorrect ~stayed the same.#Incorrect ~decreased in New England alone.#Incorrect ~increased in the Deep South alone.#Incorrect } // question: 17151300 name: Evangelical preacher Charles Colcock Jones believed that slaves ::Evangelical preacher Charles Colcock Jones believed that slaves::[html]
Evangelical preacher Charles Colcock Jones believed that slaves
{ ~did not belong in the church.#Incorrect ~should be encouraged to rebel.#Incorrect =should accept their master’s authority as God’s.#Correct ~needed to be freed in order to be saved.#Incorrect ~could not be saved.#Incorrect } // question: 17151369 name: Followers of the William Miller, a New York Baptist who predicted that God ... ::Followers of the William Miller, a New York Baptist who predicted that God ...::[html]
Followers of the William Miller, a New York Baptist who predicted that God would destroy the world in 1843, later founded the ____________________ church.
{ ~Mormon#Incorrect ~Methodist#Incorrect =Seventh-Day Adventist#Correct ~Unitarian#Incorrect ~Millennial#Incorrect } // question: 17151362 name: In 1835, there were ____________________ as many newspapers in America as ... ::In 1835, there were ____________________ as many newspapers in America as ...::[html]
In 1835, there were ____________________ as many newspapers in America as there were in Britain.
{ ~half#Incorrect ~one-third#Incorrect ~exactly#Incorrect =more than twice#Correct ~fifty times#Incorrect } // question: 17151293 name: In post-revolutionary America the most important social and political ... ::In post-revolutionary America the most important social and political ...::[html]
In post-revolutionary America the most important social and political distinction was based on
{ =heads of households and those who were their dependents.#Correct ~race.#Incorrect ~education.#Incorrect ~family heritage.#Incorrect ~gender.#Incorrect } // question: 17151285 name: In regard to slavery, in the late 18th century evangelical preachers ::In regard to slavery, in the late 18th century evangelical preachers::[html]
In regard to slavery, in the late 18th century evangelical preachers
{ ~encouraged its expansion.#Incorrect ~called for the removal of slaves from the United States.#Incorrect =called for the freeing of slaves.#Correct ~generally avoided the subject.#Incorrect ~justified it through Scripture.#Incorrect } // question: 17151309 name: In the south, evangelicals ::In the south, evangelicals::[html]
In the south, evangelicals
{ ~challenged the social hierarchy.#Incorrect =held that social roles were made by God.#Correct ~criticized the patriarchal family.#Incorrect ~claimed the social hierarchy was in need of constant change.#Incorrect ~did not recognize racial differences.#Incorrect } // question: 17151370 name: Joseph Smith labeled the centuries of greed and error of the Christian ... ::Joseph Smith labeled the centuries of greed and error of the Christian ...::[html]
Joseph Smith labeled the centuries of greed and error of the Christian churches the ____________________.
{ ~Advent#Incorrect =Apostasy#Correct ~Great Awakening#Incorrect ~Blood Tide#Incorrect ~Second Fall#Incorrect } // question: 17151365 name: Methodists renounced the need for a(n) ____________________ clergy. ::Methodists renounced the need for a(n) ____________________ clergy.::[html]
Methodists renounced the need for a(n) ____________________ clergy.
{ ~white#Incorrect =educated#Correct ~male#Incorrect ~black#Incorrect ~unmarried#Incorrect } // question: 17151306 name: Most Protestant denominations in America ::Most Protestant denominations in America::[html]
Most Protestant denominations in America
{ ~emphasized the importance of a hierarchy of authority in the church.#Incorrect =favored local control in their churches.#Correct ~rejected evangelicalism#Incorrect ~believed that human society was perfectible.#Incorrect ~taught racial equality.#Incorrect } // question: 17151364 name: Prize fighting was imported into the United States from ____________________. ::Prize fighting was imported into the United States from ____________________.::[html]
Prize fighting was imported into the United States from ____________________.
{ =Britain#Correct ~Italy#Incorrect ~Russia#Incorrect ~France#Incorrect ~Germany#Incorrect } // question: 17151294 name: Protestant postmillennialists ::Protestant postmillennialists::[html]
Protestant postmillennialists
{ ~were mostly Southern Baptists and Methodists.#Incorrect ~believed that the world would be destroyed by fire.#Incorrect =believed that there would be a thousand years of perfect social order followed by the return of Christ.#Correct ~predicted the destruction of the world in 1837.#Incorrect ~hoped to unite all Protestant faiths into one.#Incorrect } // question: 17151357 name: Sentimental novels championed middle class ____________________. ::Sentimental novels championed middle class ____________________.::[html]
Sentimental novels championed middle class ____________________.
{ ~racism#Incorrect =domesticity#Correct ~superiority#Incorrect ~sexuality#Incorrect ~intellectualism#Incorrect } // question: 17151355 name: Some of the best early American prizefighters were ____________________ from ... ::Some of the best early American prizefighters were ____________________ from ...::[html]
Some of the best early American prizefighters were ____________________ from New York City.
{ ~freed slaves#Incorrect ~carpenters#Incorrect ~newspapermen#Incorrect =butchers#Correct ~coopers#Incorrect } // question: 17151299 name: Southern evangelicalism rested on all of the following beliefs EXCEPT ::Southern evangelicalism rested on all of the following beliefs EXCEPT::[html]
Southern evangelicalism rested on all of the following beliefs EXCEPT
{ =that the mother was the most respected person in the family.#Correct ~that suffering was a part of God’s plan.#Incorrect ~that sinful behavior should be punished.#Incorrect ~that humans were imperfect.#Incorrect ~that God was omnipotent.#Incorrect } // question: 17151305 name: The “Burned-Over District” referred to ::The “Burned-Over District” referred to::[html]
The “Burned-Over District” referred to
{ ~the impact of the market revolution on the North.#Incorrect =the site of fiery revivals during the Second Great Awakening.#Correct ~a black settlement north of Manhattan.#Incorrect ~the slave market in New Orleans.#Incorrect ~the section of Washington D.C. not rebuilt after the War of 1812.#Incorrect } // question: 17151303 name: The “plain people” of the North ::The “plain people” of the North::[html]
The “plain people” of the North
{ ~were culturally conservative.#Incorrect =included urban wage laborers.#Correct ~embraced reformist religion.#Incorrect ~rejected the father-centered family.#Incorrect } // question: 17151297 name: The “yellow backed” fiction and penny press publications ::The “yellow backed” fiction and penny press publications::[html]
The “yellow backed” fiction and penny press publications
{ ~portrayed a benign world in which good always triumphed over evil.#Incorrect ~were popular with women readers because of the strong, morally superior female characters in the stories.#Incorrect =used graphic violence and sexually explicit material to attract customers.#Correct ~were designed to appeal to well-educated, sophisticated, upper-class readers.#Incorrect ~appealed only to immigrants.#Incorrect } // question: 17151287 name: The American theater could best be described as ::The American theater could best be described as::[html]
The American theater could best be described as
{ ~quiet and orderly.#Incorrect =loud and sometimes violent.#Correct ~egalitarian.#Incorrect ~an upper class phenomenon.#Incorrect ~unorganized.#Incorrect } // question: 17151279 name: The author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin was ::The author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin was::[html]
The author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin was
{ =Harriet Beecher Stowe.#Correct ~Lydia Maria Child.#Incorrect ~Catherine Beecher.#Incorrect ~Sarah Josepha Hale.#Incorrect ~Nathaniel Hawthorne.#Incorrect } // question: 17151349 name: The author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin was ____________________. ::The author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin was ____________________.::[html]
The author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin was ____________________.
{ ~Nathaniel Hawthorne#Incorrect =Harriet B. Stowe#Correct ~Herman Melville#Incorrect ~Sarah J. Hale#Incorrect ~Ralph W. Emerson#Incorrect } // question: 17151366 name: The best-selling novel printed in the years before the Civil War was ... ::The best-selling novel printed in the years before the Civil War was ...::[html]
The best-selling novel printed in the years before the Civil War was ____________________.
{ =Uncle Tom’s Cabin#Correct ~The Lamplighter#Incorrect ~Moby Dick or, The Whale#Incorrect ~The Red Badge of Courage#Incorrect ~Leaves of Grass#Incorrect } // question: 17151283 name: The first full-blown camp meeting held in Cane Ridge, Kentucky in 1801 did ... ::The first full-blown camp meeting held in Cane Ridge, Kentucky in 1801 did ...::[html]
The first full-blown camp meeting held in Cane Ridge, Kentucky in 1801 did not include
{ ~Methodists#Incorrect ~Baptists#Incorrect ~Presbyterians#Incorrect =Lutherans#Correct ~Women#Incorrect } // question: 17151276 name: The first mass-circulation magazine for women was ::The first mass-circulation magazine for women was::[html]
The first mass-circulation magazine for women was
{ ~Woman’s Day.#Incorrect ~Good Housekeeping.#Incorrect =Godey’s Ladies Book.#Correct ~Family Circle.#Incorrect ~New Yorker.#Incorrect } // question: 17151350 name: The first mass-circulation magazine for women was ____________________. ::The first mass-circulation magazine for women was ____________________.::[html]
The first mass-circulation magazine for women was ____________________.
{ ~The Penny Press#Incorrect ~Women’s Wear Daily#Incorrect ~The Farmwoman’s Almanac#Incorrect =Godey’s Lady’s Book#Correct ~The Lamplighter#Incorrect } // question: 17151280 name: The founder of Mormonism, born in upstate New York in the early 19th century,... ::The founder of Mormonism, born in upstate New York in the early 19th century,...::[html]
The founder of Mormonism, born in upstate New York in the early 19th century, was
{ ~Brigham Young.#Incorrect ~William Miller.#Incorrect ~Mathias.#Incorrect =Joseph Smith.#Correct ~Sylvester Graham.#Incorrect } // question: 17151368 name: The growth of evangelicalism coincided with the South’s commitment to ... ::The growth of evangelicalism coincided with the South’s commitment to ...::[html]
The growth of evangelicalism coincided with the South’s commitment to ____________________.
{ =plantation slavery#Correct ~Joseph Smith’s ideals#Incorrect ~the Second Great Awakening#Incorrect ~universal male suffrage#Incorrect ~the subjugation of women#Incorrect } // question: 17151272 name: The large revivals in the northern United States most affected the values and... ::The large revivals in the northern United States most affected the values and...::[html]
The large revivals in the northern United States most affected the values and beliefs of the
{ ~working class.#Incorrect =middle class.#Correct ~upper class.#Incorrect ~poverty stricken.#Incorrect ~African Americans#Incorrect } // question: 17151308 name: The middle class ::The middle class::[html]
The middle class
{ ~was considered by Walt Whitman to be the least valuable class in any community.#Incorrect ~was not recognized as such after the early 1800s.#Incorrect =arose from the Market Revolution.#Correct ~was culturally diverse throughout the North.#Incorrect ~was not an important force in the political life of New England.#Incorrect } // question: 17151356 name: The Mormon Church was organized along ____________________ lines. ::The Mormon Church was organized along ____________________ lines.::[html]
The Mormon Church was organized along ____________________ lines.
{ ~matriarchal#Incorrect =patriarchal#Correct ~democratic#Incorrect ~economic#Incorrect ~geographical#Incorrect } // question: 17151360 name: The most likely converts at evangelical gatherings were found ... ::The most likely converts at evangelical gatherings were found ...::[html]
The most likely converts at evangelical gatherings were found ____________________.
{ ~in the “amen corner”#Incorrect =on the “anxious bench”#Correct ~outside the tent#Incorrect ~in the “Promised Land”#Incorrect ~behind the pulpit#Incorrect } // question: 17151281 name: The most popular form of theater among 19th-century Americans was ::The most popular form of theater among 19th-century Americans was::[html]
The most popular form of theater among 19th-century Americans was
{ ~Shakespearean dramas.#Incorrect ~Sir Walter Scott romances.#Incorrect =minstrel shows.#Correct ~burlesque shows.#Incorrect ~opera.#Incorrect } // question: 17151277 name: The most widely read novelist in the United States before the publication of ... ::The most widely read novelist in the United States before the publication of ...::[html]
The most widely read novelist in the United States before the publication of Uncle Tom’s Cabin was
{ ~Nathaniel Hawthorne.#Incorrect ~Herman Melville.#Incorrect ~Harriet Beecher Stowe.#Incorrect =Susan Warner.#Correct ~Walt Whitman.#Incorrect } // question: 17151271 name: The new, northern middle class of the Plain People of the North the early ... ::The new, northern middle class of the Plain People of the North the early ...::[html]
The new, northern middle class of the Plain People of the North the early 19th century would best be described as
{ =country merchants, master craftsmen, and market-oriented farmers.#Correct ~mill workers, journeymen, and wage-laborers.#Incorrect ~tenant farmers, day laborers, and outworkers.#Incorrect ~factory workers and small farmers.#Incorrect ~plantation owners.#Incorrect } // question: 17151291 name: The popular literature of the 1830s ::The popular literature of the 1830s::[html]
The popular literature of the 1830s
{ =was often written by women for women.#Correct ~characterized women as weak, helpless, and fragile.#Incorrect ~first introduced the male dominated action-adventure story to the public.#Incorrect ~consisted of newspapers and magazines.#Incorrect ~was not widely circulated.#Incorrect } // question: 17151361 name: The principal architect of American Methodism was ____________________. ::The principal architect of American Methodism was ____________________.::[html]
The principal architect of American Methodism was ____________________.
{ ~Joseph Smith#Incorrect ~Charles Finney#Incorrect ~Edwin Forrest#Incorrect =Francis Asbury#Correct ~James MacGready#Incorrect } // question: 17151347 name: The religious evangelical who led a middle-class revival in Rochester, New ... ::The religious evangelical who led a middle-class revival in Rochester, New ...::[html]
The religious evangelical who led a middle-class revival in Rochester, New York was ____________________.
{ =Charles Finney#Correct ~Brigham Young#Incorrect ~Joseph Smith#Incorrect ~William Miller#Incorrect ~Tom Hyer#Incorrect } // question: 17151292 name: The Second Great Awakening was different from the First Great Awakening in ... ::The Second Great Awakening was different from the First Great Awakening in ...::[html]
The Second Great Awakening was different from the First Great Awakening in that it
{ =shifted from predestination to the ability of people to change and improve their world.#Correct ~reached out to the masses of people, including women.#Incorrect ~featured lay preachers.#Incorrect ~was especially attractive to transplanted New Englanders.#Incorrect ~had its greatest success in the South.#Incorrect } // question: 17151372 name: The Shakespeare play that was a favorite of working-class audiences was ... ::The Shakespeare play that was a favorite of working-class audiences was ...::[html]
The Shakespeare play that was a favorite of working-class audiences was ____________________.
{ ~Hamlet#Incorrect =Richard III#Correct ~King Lear#Incorrect ~Titus Andronicus#Incorrect ~Timon of Athens#Incorrect } // question: 17151352 name: The Southern Presbyterian minister who wrote “how to preach to slaves” ... ::The Southern Presbyterian minister who wrote “how to preach to slaves” ...::[html]
The Southern Presbyterian minister who wrote “how to preach to slaves” manuals and encouraged slaves to be obedient was ____________________.
{ =Charles Colcock Jones#Correct ~Joseph Smith#Incorrect ~Brigham Young#Incorrect ~William Miller#Incorrect ~Charles Finney#Incorrect } // question: 17151282 name: The spiritualism of the emerging “Bible Belt” developed primarily from what ... ::The spiritualism of the emerging “Bible Belt” developed primarily from what ...::[html]
The spiritualism of the emerging “Bible Belt” developed primarily from what element of southern society?
{ =poor whites#Correct ~gentry#Incorrect ~slaves#Incorrect ~elderly#Incorrect ~planter class#Incorrect } // question: 17151359 name: Those that believed that God would end the world after 1,000 years of social ... ::Those that believed that God would end the world after 1,000 years of social ...::[html]
Those that believed that God would end the world after 1,000 years of social perfection were called ____________________.
{ ~millennials#Incorrect =postmillennialists#Correct ~Baptists#Incorrect ~Restorationists#Incorrect ~Mormons#Incorrect } // question: 17151348 name: Voting rights increased as ____________________ requirements were eliminated. ::Voting rights increased as ____________________ requirements were eliminated.::[html]
Voting rights increased as ____________________ requirements were eliminated.
{ ~gender#Incorrect ~age#Incorrect ~race#Incorrect =property#Correct ~literacy#Incorrect } // question: 17151295 name: What distinguished the American attitude toward printed material from the ... ::What distinguished the American attitude toward printed material from the ...::[html]
What distinguished the American attitude toward printed material from the European one in the late 1700s?
{ ~Americans taxed newspapers; Europeans did not.#Incorrect ~Americans monitored what was said in the mail, Europeans did not.#Incorrect ~Americans never suppressed free speech; Europeans regularly did.#Incorrect ~Americans had fewer post offices than Europeans.#Incorrect =The American government actively subsidized the rise of a national reading public.#Correct } // question: 17151302 name: What made the rise of the middle class possible? ::What made the rise of the middle class possible?::[html]
What made the rise of the middle class possible?
{ =industrialization and a market economy#Correct ~a strong agrarian society#Incorrect ~the Second Great Awakening#Incorrect ~free blacks participating in the democratic process#Incorrect ~a decline in privately held farms#Incorrect } // question: 17151289 name: What phrase from the 1830s referred to American citizenship? ::What phrase from the 1830s referred to American citizenship?::[html]
What phrase from the 1830s referred to American citizenship?
{ ~“White, wealthy and not a woman”#Incorrect ~“Thrifty, thirty, and thoughtful”#Incorrect =“Landed, legal, and with the Lord”#Correct ~“Free, white and twenty-one”#Incorrect } // question: 17151290 name: What state’s convention featured a speech by W. L. Marr which claimed, “We ... ::What state’s convention featured a speech by W. L. Marr which claimed, “We ...::[html]
What state’s convention featured a speech by W. L. Marr which claimed, “We the People” meant “we the free white people of the United States and the free white people only?”
{ ~New York#Incorrect =Tennessee#Correct ~Virginia#Incorrect ~Kentucky#Incorrect ~Ohio#Incorrect } // question: 17151307 name: When working class American audiences found theater productions too ... ::When working class American audiences found theater productions too ...::[html]
When working class American audiences found theater productions too sophisticated for their tastes,
{ ~they walked out of the theater.#Incorrect ~they began producing their own plays.#Incorrect =they resorted to mob violence.#Correct ~they refused to attend the productions.#Incorrect ~the theatres were closed.#Incorrect } // question: 17151304 name: Where was the American middle-class culture born? ::Where was the American middle-class culture born?::[html]
Where was the American middle-class culture born?
{ ~New York#Incorrect =New England#Correct ~New Jersey#Incorrect ~Virginia#Incorrect ~Ohio#Incorrect } // question: 17151274 name: Which is true of voting trends between 1790 and 1820? ::Which is true of voting trends between 1790 and 1820?::[html]
Which is true of voting trends between 1790 and 1820?
{ ~More men became property holders and could therefore vote.#Incorrect ~The increase in property values in the West meant new farmers found it easier to vote.#Incorrect ~Veterans were given the right to vote based on their service.#Incorrect ~Thomas Jefferson rallied public support for property qualifications.#Incorrect =Property qualifications continued to limit the voting franchise.#Correct } // question: 17151301 name: Which of the following sold the most copies in the 1850s? ::Which of the following sold the most copies in the 1850s?::[html]
Which of the following sold the most copies in the 1850s?
{ ~Walt Whitman’s Leaves of Grass#Incorrect ~Herman Melville’s Moby Dick#Incorrect ~Henry David Thoreau’s Walden#Incorrect ~Nathaniel Hawthorne’s Scarlet Letter#Incorrect =Maria Cummins’s The Lamplighter#Correct } // question: 17151288 name: Which of the following were most likely to be postmillennialists? ::Which of the following were most likely to be postmillennialists?::[html]
Which of the following were most likely to be postmillennialists?
{ =Evangelicals#Correct ~Baptists#Incorrect ~Methodists#Incorrect ~Disciples of Christ#Incorrect ~Anglicans#Incorrect } // question: 17151273 name: Which of the following would be an accurate description of a 19th-century ... ::Which of the following would be an accurate description of a 19th-century ...::[html]
Which of the following would be an accurate description of a 19th-century revivalist’s message to a northern religious revival?
{ ~Men and women had no power over their own salvation.#Incorrect ~Most men and women were destined to everlasting eternal life.#Incorrect ~Most men and women were damned to eternal hell.#Incorrect ~The end of the world was nigh.#Incorrect =Men and women were moral free agents.#Correct } // question: 17151278 name: Which state constitution denied voting to free blacks? ::Which state constitution denied voting to free blacks?::[html]
Which state constitution denied voting to free blacks?
{ =Rhode Island#Correct ~Massachusetts#Incorrect ~New Hampshire#Incorrect ~Vermont#Incorrect ~Maine#Incorrect } // question: 17151275 name: Which state entered the Union without property or taxpaying qualifications to... ::Which state entered the Union without property or taxpaying qualifications to...::[html]
Which state entered the Union without property or taxpaying qualifications to vote?
{ ~Ohio#Incorrect =Kentucky#Correct ~Rhode Island#Incorrect ~Tennessee#Incorrect ~Massachusetts#Incorrect } // question: 17151284 name: White southerners justified the institution of slavery with each of the ... ::White southerners justified the institution of slavery with each of the ...::[html]
White southerners justified the institution of slavery with each of the following religious arguments EXCEPT
{ ~Jesus never criticized slavery.#Incorrect ~slaves were the descendants of Ham and deserved enslavement.#Incorrect ~slavery had given African Americans Christianity.#Incorrect ~the Epistles of Paul urged slaves to obey their masters.#Incorrect =slavery was a gift to God.#Correct } // question: 17151363 name: ____________________ ran New York City’s Sportsman Hall, a saloon that became... ::____________________ ran New York City’s Sportsman Hall, a saloon that became...::[html]
____________________ ran New York City’s Sportsman Hall, a saloon that became a frequent venue for blood sports.
{ =Kit Burns#Correct ~Charles Finney#Incorrect ~Edwin Forrest#Incorrect ~John Wesley#Incorrect ~James MacGready#Incorrect } // question: 17151371 name: ____________________ was an English actor who had a famous rivalry with the ... ::____________________ was an English actor who had a famous rivalry with the ...::[html]
____________________ was an English actor who had a famous rivalry with the American Edwin Forrest.
{ ~Thomas Rice#Incorrect ~Charles Finney#Incorrect ~Jim Crow#Incorrect ~Augustus Robin#Incorrect =William Charles Macready#Correct } // question: 17151358 name: ____________________ was the belief that all theological and institutional ... ::____________________ was the belief that all theological and institutional ...::[html]
____________________ was the belief that all theological and institutional changes made since the end of Biblical times were man-made mistakes.
{ ~Mormonism#Incorrect ~Fundamentalism#Incorrect =Restorationism#Correct ~Absolutism#Incorrect ~Creationism#Incorrect } // question: 17151367 name: ____________________ wore blackface in the first minstrel show in 1831. ::____________________ wore blackface in the first minstrel show in 1831.::[html]
____________________ wore blackface in the first minstrel show in 1831.
{ =Thomas Rice#Correct ~Charles Finney#Incorrect ~Edwin Forrest#Incorrect ~Augustus Robin#Incorrect ~William Charles Macready#Incorrect } // question: 17151326 name: After 1822, free blacks were legally required to leave slave states. ::After 1822, free blacks were legally required to leave slave states.::[html]
After 1822, free blacks were legally required to leave slave states.
{FALSE} // question: 17151328 name: Baptists and Methodists both relied on an appeal to localism for their ... ::Baptists and Methodists both relied on an appeal to localism for their ...::[html]
Baptists and Methodists both relied on an appeal to localism for their successful growth.
{FALSE} // question: 17151327 name: Before 1845, it was rare for a woman to author a book of any significant ... ::Before 1845, it was rare for a woman to author a book of any significant ...::[html]
Before 1845, it was rare for a woman to author a book of any significant commercial success.
{FALSE} // question: 17151345 name: By 1804, every state in the North had passed some type of law against slavery. ::By 1804, every state in the North had passed some type of law against slavery.::[html]
By 1804, every state in the North had passed some type of law against slavery.
{TRUE} // question: 17151337 name: Child rearing became an increasingly female task in the antebellum period. ::Child rearing became an increasingly female task in the antebellum period.::[html]
Child rearing became an increasingly female task in the antebellum period.
{TRUE} // question: 17151338 name: Cockfighting and ratting were among the blood sports which were embrace by ... ::Cockfighting and ratting were among the blood sports which were embrace by ...::[html]
Cockfighting and ratting were among the blood sports which were embrace by the new middle class.
{FALSE} // question: 17151335 name: Emancipation was a frequent and controversial topic of conversation among ... ::Emancipation was a frequent and controversial topic of conversation among ...::[html]
Emancipation was a frequent and controversial topic of conversation among white southerners.
{FALSE} // question: 17151312 name: For the most part, religion and the position of pro-slavery advocates were ... ::For the most part, religion and the position of pro-slavery advocates were ...::[html]
For the most part, religion and the position of pro-slavery advocates were compatible in the South.
{TRUE} // question: 17151331 name: Immigrants did not participate in prize fighting. ::Immigrants did not participate in prize fighting.::[html]
Immigrants did not participate in prize fighting.
{FALSE} // question: 17151322 name: In 1835, few Americans had access to newspapers. ::In 1835, few Americans had access to newspapers.::[html]
In 1835, few Americans had access to newspapers.
{FALSE} // question: 17151330 name: Joseph Smith set himself up as the first patriarch of the Mormon Church. ::Joseph Smith set himself up as the first patriarch of the Mormon Church.::[html]
Joseph Smith set himself up as the first patriarch of the Mormon Church.
{FALSE} // question: 17151315 name: Millerites were a religious group that believed the world would end in the ... ::Millerites were a religious group that believed the world would end in the ...::[html]
Millerites were a religious group that believed the world would end in the year following March 1843.
{TRUE} // question: 17151341 name: Minstrel shows featured theatrically cartoonish depictions of black men. ::Minstrel shows featured theatrically cartoonish depictions of black men.::[html]
Minstrel shows featured theatrically cartoonish depictions of black men.
{TRUE} // question: 17151319 name: More than half of American novels published between 1831 and 1860 were ... ::More than half of American novels published between 1831 and 1860 were ...::[html]
More than half of American novels published between 1831 and 1860 were pornographically violent and sexually explicit.
{TRUE} // question: 17151311 name: Nathaniel Hawthorne, author of the Scarlet Letter, complained about being ... ::Nathaniel Hawthorne, author of the Scarlet Letter, complained about being ...::[html]
Nathaniel Hawthorne, author of the Scarlet Letter, complained about being outsold by “a damned mob of scribbling women.”
{TRUE} // question: 17151343 name: Northern plain folk believed that all events were willed or allowed by God. ::Northern plain folk believed that all events were willed or allowed by God.::[html]
Northern plain folk believed that all events were willed or allowed by God.
{TRUE} // question: 17151321 name: Northern plain folk rejected middle-class culture and reformism. ::Northern plain folk rejected middle-class culture and reformism.::[html]
Northern plain folk rejected middle-class culture and reformism.
{TRUE} // question: 17151336 name: Popular newspapers had a strong sense of integrity and would not publish ... ::Popular newspapers had a strong sense of integrity and would not publish ...::[html]
Popular newspapers had a strong sense of integrity and would not publish outlandish or salacious material.
{FALSE} // question: 17151324 name: Prior to the 1860s, it would be unthinkable for an American novelist to write... ::Prior to the 1860s, it would be unthinkable for an American novelist to write...::[html]
Prior to the 1860s, it would be unthinkable for an American novelist to write about explicit sexuality.
{FALSE} // question: 17151344 name: Slaveholders were expelled from their churches for mistreating their slaves. ::Slaveholders were expelled from their churches for mistreating their slaves.::[html]
Slaveholders were expelled from their churches for mistreating their slaves.
{TRUE} // question: 17151334 name: Southern camp meetings typically only involved either Methodists or Baptists. ::Southern camp meetings typically only involved either Methodists or Baptists.::[html]
Southern camp meetings typically only involved either Methodists or Baptists.
{FALSE} // question: 17151339 name: Southern churches began to take a hard line on male adulterers and domestic ... ::Southern churches began to take a hard line on male adulterers and domestic ...::[html]
Southern churches began to take a hard line on male adulterers and domestic abuse starting in the 1840s.
{FALSE} // question: 17151320 name: Southern evangelicals moved from supporting slavery to endorsing abolition. ::Southern evangelicals moved from supporting slavery to endorsing abolition.::[html]
Southern evangelicals moved from supporting slavery to endorsing abolition.
{TRUE} // question: 17151313 name: Southern evangelicals revered Moses more than any other figure in the bible. ::Southern evangelicals revered Moses more than any other figure in the bible.::[html]
Southern evangelicals revered Moses more than any other figure in the bible.
{FALSE} // question: 17151325 name: Southern white men tended to distrust early evangelicals. ::Southern white men tended to distrust early evangelicals.::[html]
Southern white men tended to distrust early evangelicals.
{TRUE} // question: 17151329 name: The Baptist millenarian William Miller condemned greed and the city of New York. ::The Baptist millenarian William Miller condemned greed and the city of New York.::[html]
The Baptist millenarian William Miller condemned greed and the city of New York.
{TRUE} // question: 17151323 name: The first American theater riot occurred in 1817, when an English refused a ... ::The first American theater riot occurred in 1817, when an English refused a ...::[html]
The first American theater riot occurred in 1817, when an English refused a New York audience’s demand that he stop what he was doing and sing “Black-Eyed Susan.”
{TRUE} // question: 17151333 name: The first full-blown camp meeting took place in Georgia in 1808. ::The first full-blown camp meeting took place in Georgia in 1808.::[html]
The first full-blown camp meeting took place in Georgia in 1808.
{FALSE} // question: 17151332 name: The first minstrel show featured a white performer putting on blackface and ... ::The first minstrel show featured a white performer putting on blackface and ...::[html]
The first minstrel show featured a white performer putting on blackface and mimicking a dance he had seen on the docks of Cincinnati.
{TRUE} // question: 17151314 name: The literacy rate in preindustrial America was among the highest ever recorded. ::The literacy rate in preindustrial America was among the highest ever recorded.::[html]
The literacy rate in preindustrial America was among the highest ever recorded.
{TRUE} // question: 17151340 name: The most revered biblical figure to southerners was the slave owner Abraham. ::The most revered biblical figure to southerners was the slave owner Abraham.::[html]
The most revered biblical figure to southerners was the slave owner Abraham.
{TRUE} // question: 17151316 name: The novel Quaker City imagined an idealized America built on Quaker beliefs. ::The novel Quaker City imagined an idealized America built on Quaker beliefs.::[html]
The novel Quaker City imagined an idealized America built on Quaker beliefs.
{FALSE} // question: 17151342 name: The plain folk of the North were culturally conservative. ::The plain folk of the North were culturally conservative.::[html]
The plain folk of the North were culturally conservative.
{TRUE} // question: 17151346 name: The plain Protestants of the North talked often of the millennium. ::The plain Protestants of the North talked often of the millennium.::[html]
The plain Protestants of the North talked often of the millennium.
{FALSE} // question: 17151318 name: The racist minstrel shows of the 1840s were not as popular in the North as ... ::The racist minstrel shows of the 1840s were not as popular in the North as ...::[html]
The racist minstrel shows of the 1840s were not as popular in the North as they were in the South.
{FALSE} // question: 17151317 name: The second balcony of American theaters in the early 1800s was reserved for ... ::The second balcony of American theaters in the early 1800s was reserved for ...::[html]
The second balcony of American theaters in the early 1800s was reserved for prostitutes.
{TRUE}