The Transcendentalist/Individualism movement:  A. emphasized an inner truth, not tradition, to find identity.B. is known as the Second Great Awakening.C. stressed team-work in order to industrialize.D. was largely based in the South.E. celebrated the economic developments of the market revolution.  

The Transcendentalist movement: A. Emphasized individual judgment and an inner truth, not tradition.     B. Is also known as the Second Great Awakening. C. Stressed team work in order to industrialize. D. Was largely based in the South. E. Celebrated the economic developments of the market revolution.  

The majority of the nearly 4 million immigrants who arrived in the U.S. from 1840-1860 faced discrimination and hostility were from:   *Class, note there is a difference between immigrants and migrants. A. Germany. B. France   C. Ireland. D. Mexico   E. England

How did the market revolution affect the lives of skilled workers? A. Their lives changed little, because the economy allowed for plenty of room for specialized craftsmen. B. New competition created opportunities for the specialized artisans, so their numbers expanded. C. Gathered in factories, they faced constant supervision and the breakdown of skilled craftsmanship into generalized unskilled tasks. D. They began working in factories, which they preferred to enduring years of apprenticeship under the old system. E. Most artisans became factory owners and prospered as never before.    

Not every White southern person was wealthy. There was a group referred to as “plain folk”. Their existence posed a threat to Southern social and racial order because A. They blurred the crucial racial distinction between slaves and owners.B. Their unstable economic status was a threat to economic stability and accepted social norms.C. They had social and intimate relations with both slaves and free Blacks. D. All of the above.

The Mulatto population primarily challenged the social norm of classifying people based on   A. Wealth B. Skin color       C. Education D. Geographical location

The various methods of manumission from slavery, although highly unlikely, were A. Purchasing freedom.   B. Have freedom decreed through a legal document.   C. Military service. D. All of these.    

The various reform movements and communities of the mid-1800s aimedA. To offer like-minded people an opportunities to life differently.    B. Reinforce long-established institutions  C. Offer people an opportunity to find or rediscover themselves.  D. All of these

The impetus that fueled America’s 18th. Century continental expansion was  A. the Industrial Revolution.  B. Immigration.  C. Land  D. The Lewis & Clark Expedition

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