1.\"Paper towns\" were towns: d. None of the above. 2.\"Black laws\" stated that

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1."Paper towns" were towns:

d. None of the above.

2."Black laws" stated that:

3.The major significance of the Black Hawk War is that:

5.Samuel Seymour and Titian Ramsay Peale are examples of:

6.The belief that American expansion westward and southward was inevitable, just, and divinely ordained was called:

7.The term "criollo" refers to:

a. Where settlers had to have rights on paper to be there. b. That existed only on paper. c. Where Indians and whites traded goods.

d. None of the above.

2."Black laws" stated that:

a. No African Americans were allowed to be out alone at night. b. Only free African Americans were allowed. c. No African Americans at all – whether free or slave – were allowed. d. Only enslaved African Americans were allowed.

3.The major significance of the Black Hawk War is that:

a. It set off a chain of Indian uprisings in the west. b. Many white American fought on the side of the Sioux. c. It ended militant Indian uprisings in the Old Northwest. 4.Brigham Young led the Mormons to their "Promised Land" in: a. Idaho. b. Montana. c. The Great Salt Lake Valley in what was then Mexico. d. Oklahoma.

5.Samuel Seymour and Titian Ramsay Peale are examples of:

a. Free blacks who ran newspapers in the North. b. Artists hired by the federal government to depict the west. c. Authors of the American Renaissance. d. None of the above.

6.The belief that American expansion westward and southward was inevitable, just, and divinely ordained was called:

a. Manifest Doctrine. b. Manifest Destiny. c. American Doctrine. d. American Destiny.

7.The term "criollo" refers to:

a. A person of mixed Spanish and Indian heritage. b. A person born in Spain, living in the United States. c. A person born in New Spain to parents of Spanish descent. d. None of the above.

Explanation / Answer

2. Anwer-No African Americans at all – whether free or slave – were allowed. Beginning in 1803, the Ohio legislature enacted what came to be known as the Black Laws. These laws instituted barriers against blacks entering the state and placed limits on black testimony against whites.Laws passed in the Midwestern states that prohibited African Americans, free or slaves, from living within their boundaries 5.Answer-Artists hired by the federal government to depict the west. The first Anglo-American artists to travel west were Samuel Seymour and Titian Ramsay Peale, whom the federal government hired,they pioneered an influential art genre-facsimiles in government reports. 6.The belief that American expansion westward and southward was inevitable,just, and divinely ordained dated to the nations founding but was first labeled "manifest destiny" in 1845 by John L O'Sullivan. He and others believed that the nation's destiny was to encompass the continent, and implied thaty Americans had a God-given right, or obligation, to expand their Christian institutions to less fortunate and civilized people. While not many Americans moved West because of this idea, it did provide a political rationale for territorial expansion. 7.Anwer-A person born in Spain, living in the United States. The term referred to a Spaniard born in the Americas. These people no longer had ties to Spain and were frequently looked down upon people from Spain. They were seen as "fake" Spaniards who didn't know as much about real Spanish culture. The criollo people often took on some cultural practices from indigenous and African people, who were more common than peninsular Spaniards in the New World. Due to time limit,remaining can be asked as another question,they will be answered,thankyou for your cooperation

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