A.capitalism
B.sectionalism
C.nationalism
D. Americanism
A.The Spanish gave up control of Florida.
B.Kentucky was admitted as a free state.
C.The size of the nation was doubled.
D.Missouri was admitted as a slave state.
A.TRUE
B.FALSE
A.James Madison
B.Henry Clay
C.James Monroe
D.Daniel Webster
A.The government wanted to motivate people to begin their own small businesses.
B.The government hoped to urge American manufacturers to increase the quality of their goods.
C.The government aimed to encourage people to buy American-made products.
D.The government wished to keep Britain from surpassing the United States in production of goods.
A.New industries were encouraged to compete against each other.
B.State banks offered loans only to businesses.
C.The Bank of the United States favored Northern industries.
D.Only one company could run steamboats between New York and New Jersey.
A.Europe could not colonize any more of the Americas.
B.Internal improvements to the country should be made.
C.The federal government had ultimate power over the states.
D.The United States would not get involved in foreign affairs.