Chapter 6

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Which one goes with the face?

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boundary of U.S. agreed to in the Convention of 1818 (Treaty of 1818)

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Which one goes with the face?

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territory shared under the Convention of 1818 (Treaty of 1818)

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Which one goes with the face? Options: territory shared under the Convention of 1818 (Treaty of 1818), territory granted to the U.S. in the Adams-Onis Treaty, boundary of the U.S. agreed to in the Convention of 1818 (Treaty of 1818), boundary of the U.S. agreed to in the Adams-Onis Treaty

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boundary of the U.S. agreed to in the Adams-Onis Treaty

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Which one goes with the face?

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territory granted to the U.S. in the Adams-Onis Treaty

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How did the Erie Canal affect transportation in the U.S.?

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it became a major travel route between the midwestern states and New York City

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How did the Erie Canal affect transportation in the U.S.?

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it provided a cheaper way to ship raw materials and finished goods between the Midwest and New York

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What was the purpose of the Monroe Doctrine?

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to protect the United States’ independence by limiting European involvement in North and South America

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Which statement most accurately describes effects of the Monroe Doctrine? Options: It started the War of 1812 with Great Britain. It made the United States a player on the world stage. It led to the United States getting more territory from Spain. It allowed the United States to set a firm border with Canada.

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It made the United States a player on the world stage.

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Which statement most accurately describes effects of the Monroe Doctrine? Options: It started the War of 1812 with Great Britain. It led to the United States getting more territory from Spain. It allowed the United States to set a firm border with Canada. It became a standard part of American foreign policy used by many presidents.

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It became a standard part of American foreign policy used by many presidents.

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Which statement most likely summarizes why the ruling in Worcester v. Georgia was so important? Options: Cherokee lands in Georgia were not protected from White settlement. Georgia had no right to enforce state laws in Cherokee Nation territory. The Supreme Court said that the Indian Removal Act was unconstitutional.

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Georgia had no right to enforce state laws in Cherokee Nation territory.