SAT US HISTORY: U.S. Intellectual And Cultural History From 1790 To 1898

Newspaper editors actively chastised the American public for their lack of ambition and created a support for Imperialist action Yellow Journalism did not actively contribute to the outbreak of the Spanish-American War Sensationalized accounts of major news stories angered the population and directed a shift in public opinion that favored war The treatment suffered by citizen journalists, at the hands of the Spanish, threatened American national rights The widespread use of photos, for the first time in print media, created a visceral reaction among the American population French and Indian War None of the other answers American Civil War Mexican-American War Spanish-American War Smith published the Book of Mormon from the tablets he found, and hoped it would replace the Bible. Smith practiced and preached polygamy. Smith claimed to have found tablets written by a lost tribe of Israel. Smith started Mormonism in New York. Smith was killed in the Illinois Mormon War after being jailed. Gibbons v. Ogden Wesbery v. Sanders Brown v. Board of Education Plessy v. Ferguson Freemen v. United States Government Morse Code The pulley block The assembly line The Breese-Morse interchangeable part The combustible engine James Madison Samuel Adams Thomas Paine Benjamin Franklin Thomas Jefferson An abolitionist A prohibitionist A sectionalist An advocate A teetotaler The Pledge of Allegiance Hail, Columbia America the Beautiful The Star-Spangled Banner My Country, 'Tis of Thee The Gilded Age The Era of Good Feelings The Reconstruction Era The Antebellum Era The Era of Manifest Destiny The abolition of slavery The dissolution of the American Republic for a more direct democracy The end of taxes The end of the British presence in Canada The secession of the South from the Union