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Answer: C After Mexico won its independence from Spain in 1821, it A. concentrated on exploiting Central America. B. opened itself to trade with the United States. C. sought cooperative economic and military arrangements with England. D. retained essentially a commonwealth status with Spain. E. Answer: B The "era of good feelings" A. reflected a rising spirit of nationalism in the United States. B. coincided with the presidency of James Madison. C. followed the War of 1812. D. both a and c E. all of the first three Answer: D Who among the following was NOT a part of the "Virginia Dynasty"? A. James Madison B. Thomas Jefferson C. James Monroe D. Henry Clay E. George Washington Answer: D Which of the following took place during the Monroe administration? A. the Panic of 1819 B. the signing of the Adams-Onis Treaty C. the passage of the Missouri Compromise D. none of the above E. all of the above Answer: E The proposed Adams-Onis Treaty dealt with the American purchase of A. Texas. B. Cuba. C. Florida. D. Mexico. E. California. Answer: C Many westerners blamed the Panic of 1819 on A. eastern industry. B. foreign governments. C. the national bank. D. middlemen. E. land speculators. Answer: C The Missouri Compromise A. prohibited slavery in the rest of the Louisiana Territory. B. preserved an equal number of slave and free states. C. was hailed by nationalists in the North, but not the South. D. passed Congress with ease. E. was confined to the state of Missouri. Answer: B As chief justice, John Marshall A. increased the power of the federal government at the expense of the states. B. strengthened the judicial branch at the expense of the states. C. advanced the interests of the commercial classes at the expense of agricultural interests. D. both a and c E. all of the first three Answer: E The Supreme Court cases of Fletcher v. Peck and Dartmouth College v. Woodward both affirmed the validity of A. land sales. B. contracts. C. tariffs. D. banks. E. public education. Answer: B In the case of McCullough v. Maryland, the Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of A. the national bank. B. monopolies created by Congress. C. Indian sovereignty. D. judicial review. E. the power of Congress to regulate interstate commerce. Answer: A The Supreme Court case of Gibbons v. Ogden A. freed transportation systems from restraints by the states. B. placed some important, new limits on the growth of capitalism. C. both a and b D. neither a nor b E. Answer: A In Worcester v. Georgia, the Marshall Court consolidated federal authority over A. the states. B. Indian tribes. C. both a and b D. neither a nor b E. Answer: C The Monroe Doctrine declared that A. European powers should not colonize in the Western Hemisphere. B. the United States reserved the right to interfere in European affairs. C. Cuba was reserved for either England or the United States. D. the United States and England would jointly protect the Western Hemisphere. E. a challenge to American sovereignty was not permissible, but a challenge to the sovereignty of a nation within the Western Hemisphere might be. Answer: A The "corrupt bargain" was negotiated between A. John C. Calhoun and Andrew Jackson. B. John Quincy Adams and Calhoun. C. Henry Clay and Jackson. D. Clay and Adams. E. Adams and Jackson. Answer: D The "corrupt bargain" involved A. selling public lands to friends. B. giving state secrets to England. C. lowering the tariff rate to some countries, but not to others. D. a political deal in Congress. E. a contract between the War Department and a private business. Answer: D The election of 1824 A. put Andrew Jackson in the White House. B. almost had to be decided by the House of Representatives. C. saw the vice presidency as a major prize. D. both a and b E. none of the above Answer: E The "American System" A. was primarily Henry Clays idea. B. called for higher tariffs. 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