Question

1. who were two key figures associated with the religious revivals of the second great awakening?

a. elizabeth cady stanton and susan b. anthony
b. frederick douglass and harriet tubman
c. charles grandison finney and lyman beecher
d. ralph waldo emerson and henry david thoreau

1. what is associated with white male suffrage expansion?

a. trail of tears
b. jackson’s presidency
c. economic panic
d. nullification

1. the u.s. census bureau declared the american frontier closed in which year?

a. 1900
b. 1920
c. 1890
d. 1850

1. when news of the california gold discovery spread in 1848, what allowed this information to reach distant regions despite slow communication methods?

it relied on new electrical systems that connected major cities
it was sent through expanded national telegraph networks
it moved through railways that already connected the pacific coast
it traveled by newspapers, letters, and word of mouth across communities

1. what problem emerged when popular sovereignty was put into practice in kansas territory?

federal troops prevented elections from taking place
people voted in kansas elections without actually living there
the territorial legislature refused to vote on slavery
not enough settlers arrived to hold a valid election

1. when large numbers of people left their homes after hearing about gold in california, what was one major factor that encouraged so many individuals to take the risk of migrating?

they wanted to settle areas already filled with established farms
they hoped for economic opportunity that did not require expensive equipment
they preferred regions with limited access to food and supplies
they expected safe travel paths that required little planning

1. why did some americans link free labor to owning land or tools?

they believed ownership removed the need to make economic choices
they believed ownership allowed economic independence and self - direction
they believed ownership made workers dependent on factory schedules
they believed ownership limited people’s ability to change jobs

Explanation:

Question 1

The Second Great Awakening was a religious revival movement. Charles Grandison Finney and Lyman Beecher were prominent figures in this religious revival. Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony were suffragists, Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman were associated with abolition, and Emerson and Thoreau were transcendentalists.

Women's suffrage movement was about women gaining the right to vote. The "Trail of Tears" was about Native American removal, Jackson's presidency was earlier, and "Economic Panic" is about financial crises. "Suffrage" relates to the right to vote, and the women's suffrage movement was about securing that right, so the term "Suffrage" (option d? Wait, the option d is "Suffrage"? Wait, the options: a. Trail of Tears, b. Jackson's presidency, c. Economic Panic, d. Suffrage. Wait, the question is "What is associated with when made suffrage important?" Wait, maybe a typo, but the women's suffrage movement is about suffrage. So the answer is d. Suffrage.

The U.S. Census Bureau declared the American frontier closed in 1890. This is a historical fact. The other years (1900, 1920, 1850) are incorrect.

Answer:

c. Charles Grandison Finney and Lyman Beecher

Question 2