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Unit 3 NC Social Studies: The Early Republic
Unit 3 NC Social Studies: The Early Republic
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(RANDOM TRIVIA) Which Native tribe was the Trail of Tears aimed at?
Cherokee
Taize
Aztec
Chug
2
What does the Constitution begin with?
The Ending
The Bill of Rights
A Summary
A Preamble
3
What led to the creation of a weak central government?
The fear of Tyranny
Not Enough Voters
No Good Politicians
No Faith in Success
4
Were the political strategies of the U.S. getting more or less like Britain?
MORE
LESS
5
How can Congress "check" the Executive Branch?
Taxes
Impeachment
Hitmen
6
Who is in the Executive Branch?
The President's Administration
The Supreme Court
The President
The Vice-President
7
Why were the Three Branches of Government developed?
To prevent riots
To keep control
To make a monarchy
To prevent a monarchy
8
What was the Doctrine of Nullification?
The idea that States had the right to nullify federal laws
A "Purge" of sorts
Not following laws we don't like
9
Which Native helped Lewis and Clark on their expedition?
Sacagawea
Squanto
Chief Black Hoof
Chief Wilma Mankiller
10
(IDENTIFY) The first ten amendments of the Constitution.
The Preamble
The separation of Church and State
The Articles of Confederation
The Bill of Rights
11
What did James Monroe enact which distanced America from Europe trade-wise?
The New Deal
The Truman Doctrine
The Monroe Deal
The Monroe Doctrine
12
What did the fear of losing rights lead to?
The creation of the Bill Of RIghts
The creation of the 3 branches of the Government
Riots
Random outbursts of violence
13
Why were the relationships of the 13 Colonies strained?
Disagreements in laws
Some colonies were still loyal to Britain
Racial Issues
Difference in Economies
14
What did the United States' expansion Westward result in?
Booming Economy
Lots of Land
A "Baby Boom"
Widespread Conflict with the Natives and others
15
What did the growth of the U.S. economy allow?
Death
Imperialism
Sadness
Expansion
16
(IDENTIFY) A revolt of settlers in Western Pennsylvania in 1794 because of a tax on Whiskey.
Whiskey Tax Protest
Civil Rights Protest
The Whiskey Rebellion
The Whiskey Revolt
17
Who were the Anti-Federalists led by?
Barack Obama
Benjamin Franklin
Henry Truman
Thomas Jefferson
18
What did new inventions in the North and South do?
Make them more friendly
Cause Conflict and Keep Economies the same
Cause Conflict and Change Economies
Destroy Cities and States
19
What is Euro-Centrism?
Europeans are the Best
Everyone is EQUAL
Europeans are the worst
Native are the Best
20
Why were the Americans getting more racist against the Native Americans at this time?
They were conquering Natives left and right
Natives were rude to Americans
Americans just hated Natives
Native were killing Americans
21
(RANDOM TRIVIA) Who sent Lewis and Clark on their expedition?
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
Henry Clay
22
(TRUE OR FALSE) The Constitution is flexible and can change through time.
FALSE
TRUE
23
What happened after years of trade tensions between Britain and America?
The Civil War
The French and Indian War
The War of 1812
The Revolutionary War
24
When Thomas Jefferson was elected, what changed?
There was a new two-party Gov't
$2 Bills came back
There was a new money system
Dictatorships
25
How many core-principle(s) are in the Constitution of the United States of America?
Seven
Three
Eight
One
26
How did Jefferson encourage Manifest Destiny?
With the Lewis and Clark Expedition
With Racism against the Natives
With the Louisiana Purchase
With $$$
27
What did Euro-Centrism (European Superiority) lead to?
War
Compromise with Western Expansion
Conflict with Western Expansion
Peace with Natives
28
(IDENTIFY) Farmers in Massachusetts organized a resistance to protest under Daniel Shays.
Shay's Rebellion
Monroe Doctrine
The Trail of Tears
Whiskey Rebellion
29
(IDENTIFY) A Whig leader who produced the Missouri Compromise.
Thomas Jefferson
Henry Ford
Barack Obama
Henry Clay
30
What did John Adams do to make him very unpopular?
Banned $2 Bills
He practiced McCarthyism
Passes Alien and Sedition Acts
He hated certain races
31
(IDENTIFY) An agreement among the 13 colonies that had a weak federal Government.
The Declaration of Independence
Articles of Confederation
The Bill of Rights
The Constitution
32
What did the Federalists fight for?
Federal Gov't
Fascism
States' Rights
Communism
33
(IDENTIFY) Part of Jackson's Indian Removal policies, the Natives were forced to leave.
The Racist Act
The Trail of Tears
The Cherokee Massacre
Shays Rebellion
34
Which is a branch of the Federal Government of the United States?
The Judicial Branch
The Legislative Branch
The Executive Branch
All of the Above!
35
What was Manifest Destiny?
Blasphemy
Americans believed that God wanted them to expand the US
The birth of music
A need to expand
36
What did Andrew Jackson do in his Presidency?
Expanded Democracy
Debated the role of The Federal Governement
Debated Financial Issues
All of the Above!
37
Name some inventions that helped the growth of industry in America.
The Microwave
The Telegraph
The Cotton Gin
The Steamboat
38
What did the Anti-Federalists fight for?
A Federal Gov't
States' Rights
Communism
Facism
39
Who proposed the Doctrine of Nullification?
Henry Clay
Thomas Jefferson
George H.W. Bush
John Calhoun
40
(TRUE OR FALSE) Lewis and Clark's expedition was a failed exploration of the West.
TRUE
FALSE
41
What did the struggle of banks and quick growing industries lead to?
Fraud
Corruption
Debt
A Laissez Faire Attitude
42
(IDENTIFY) Drafted in Philadelphia in 1787, this document established a
strong
central Gov't.
The Declaration of Independence
The Articles of Confederation
The Bill of Rights
The Constitution
43
How many bodies were Congress split into? Name Them.
1- Congess
3- Judicial, Legislative & Executive
2- Senate & House of Reps
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44
Who led the Federalists?
John Adams
Alexander Hamilton
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
45
(TRUE OR FALSE) As the U.S. grew in size, it's international influence also grew.
TRUE
FALSE
46
What traditions did Washington establish in his Presidency?
Rasicm
Foreign Affairs Policies
Imperialism
Expansion
47
What are the first ten amendments of the Constitution called?
The Last Ten
The First Ten
The Bill of Rights
The Preamble
48
What created even more of of a struggle between the political parties?
A Fight in Congress
Laissez Faire Attitude
The Bank War
49
What policies did Jackson enact to deal with the Natives in a more harsh way?
The Jackson Doctrine
The Fair Deal
The Indian Removal Act
The Trail of Tears
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Why was the growth of the Government challenged?
Every State wanted their own laws
No one agreed on anything
The Distance between the States
Racism
