Quiz Me! - Events Test your knowledge about events in all eras. 1 / 10 What effect did the Second Great Awakening have on the nation? Charismatic preachers started religious revivals in every state. It unified the colonies and established important lines of communication. Religious revivals led to other reform movements to improve society. It created conservative and liberal political divisions in the new nations. 2 / 10 What was Washington able to accomplish at Valley Forge? He used the harsh winter to train his men to fight like a professional army. He negotiated with the French to support U.S. independence. He planned a sneak attack on the British Army, guarding the New York harbor. He doubled the size of his troops as more men volunteered to fight the British. 3 / 10 Which statement best describes a short-term effect of the First Great Awakening? It prohibited unfair treatment of indigenous peoples. It inspired a spirit of religion throughout the colonies. It guaranteed free public education for all children. It ensured the separation of church and state. 4 / 10 What is the best title for the chart above? Colonial Grievances Causes of the American Revolution Causes of the French and Indian War Colonies Gain Independence from Britain 5 / 10 Which type of reformers used the strategies listed above? Temperance Education Labor Abolition 6 / 10 Which event is missing in the timeline above? Nullification Crisis Missouri Compromise Tariff of Abomination Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions 7 / 10 Why was President Andrew Johnson impeached? The President did not ask Congress before replacing the Supreme Court Justice. Congress and President Johnson differed in their views over how to treat the South. President Johnson relieved General Grant as the Commander of the Union Army. President Johnson secretly had supported the Confederacy during the war. 8 / 10 In addition to a candidate personally campaigning for office for the first time, what other major change occurred after the Election of 1828? Women were allowed to vote in a presidential election for the first time. Andrew Jackson brought the spoils system to Washington. Universal male suffrage allowed all men to vote, regardless of race. Universal white male suffrage allowed even non-land owning males to vote. 9 / 10 What is the significance of the Battle of New Orleans? The American victory forced the British to surrender and end the War of 1812. The British agreed to allow the United States to use the port of New Orleans. The American victory made Andrew Jackson a national hero. The British remained in control of the port of New Orleans. 10 / 10 Why was the Battle of Saratoga considered to be a turning point in the war? The British took control of the Hudson River and prevented Americans from receiving aid. The British retreated into Canada after the American victory. The French and Spanish pledged to aid the United States after the Patriot victory. The Americans declared their independence after the victory. Your score is Restart quiz
