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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 10, Millenial Democracy.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What was the cause that created regional tensions Jackson and Martin Van Buren had to quell?
(a) The Tariff of Abominations.
(b) Segregation.
(c) Ending the international slave trade.
(d) Whiskey rebellion.

2. Where does Sellers situate Jonathan Edwards and Samuel Hopkins?
(a) Closer to Baptists than Unitarians.
(b) On the more conservative side of the Unitarians.
(c) On the more radical side of the antinomians.
(d) Between antinomians and Unitarians.

3. What interaction did Jonathan Edwards and Samuel Hopkins have on the market?
(a) Their religion preached charity.
(b) Their religion preached tight social cohesion before individual profit.
(c) Their religion restrained capitalist excess.
(d) Their religion preached personal wealth.

4. What was the liberal capitalist morality like, which Sellers says was offended?
(a) Individualist.
(b) Traditionalist.
(c) Pious.
(d) Communal.

5. What happened to John Calhoun when Andrew Jackson formed his cabinet?
(a) He was isolated.
(b) He was celebrated.
(c) He was entrenched.
(d) He was ruined.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Sellers say the religious movement in the 19th century originated?

2. How did liberal Democrats view Republican use of paper currency?

3. What did South Carolina argue it could do?

4. What happened to John Calhoun's political power when Andrew Jackson was elected?

5. What aspect of slavery offended liberal capitalist bourgeois morality, in Sellers' account?

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