revivalist religious movement at the beginning of the 1800s. d. a new technology that made the Industrial Revolution possible. 34. The Louisiana Purchase was significant for all of the following reasons, EXCEPT that a. Jefferson's constitutional scruples caused him to hesitate to act in the Republic's best interests. b. it illustrated Jefferson's enthusiastic interest in the West. c. it illustrated America's continued ties to world power politics. d. it secured western access to the sea. 35. Which of the following can be described as a standardized public activity, participated in by both blacks and whites, males and females, which brought emotional release, sociability, and moral order to the frontier after 1800? a. the political "electioneering" rally b. the slave auction c. the barn raising d. the camp meeting 36. What kind of vessel did the Barbary states use to plunder the cargo of enemy ships and enslave their crews if tribute was not paid? a. corvair b. cutter c. corvette d. corsair 37. The Embargo a. especially hurt New England's port cities. b. was widely evaded and thus had little impact on the U.S. economy. c. led Napoleon to repeal his economic decrees—but too late. d. was a last resort after undeclared naval war had failed. 38. The influential leaders of the younger Republicans, known as the "War Hawks," a. came mostly from New England shipping states. b. came mostly from the frontier areas and were aggressively nationalistic. c. militantly opposed any federal economic development program. d. militantly opposed further territorial expansion. 39. The Hartford Convention (1814) was a. a meeting of New England literary figures. Background image of page 5