Super Quiz #1 - 5 Seconds!

What precedent was set with the Northwest Ordinance?

What philosopher influenced Thomas Jefferson's thoughts in the Declaration of Independence?

The founders of Rhode Island and those who established the principle of freedom of religion:

What battle in WWII was the first engagement in which no surface missiles were fired?

What were "perestroika" and "glasnost"? (USSR 1980s)

What election in 1948 was extremely close?

What does the "D" in Franklin D. Roosevelt stand for?

One of the earliest suburbs of mass produced homes built near New York in late 40s - early 50s.

What country was forced to accept the "war guilt clause" after WWII?

What was Woodrow Wilson's campaign slogan in 1918?

What rights did John C. Calhoun fight for?

What was the invasion of Normandy on June 6, 1944 called?

What did South Carolina call the Tariff of 1828?

Who did the "Good Neighbor" policy apply to?

What British passenger liner was sunk off the coast of Ireland in 1915?

What does S.E.A.T.O. stand for?

What did Hamilton and Jay write to support a new constitution with a strong centralized gov't ?

What colony pledged to tolerate all Christian faiths?

What art school was famous for landscape art?

What government agency helped former slaves and poor whites after the Civil War?

What hurt the Midwestern farmer in the 1930s?

What system in our constitution ensures that no one branch of gov't gains too much power?

Who said the influences of Sea Power was the key to success?

What court case established judicial review?

What idea advocated "survival of the fittest"? 

What theory of Eisenhower's held that one country after another would fall to communism?

What victory in the Civil War was lewd by General Grant and cut off the Confederacy?

What did the Marshall Plan do in 1947?

What was the most important of Woodrow Wilson's 14 points?

What was the idea of preventing the spread of communism called?

What radical group did Samuel Adams lead before and during the American Revolution?

What was the conclusion of the Kerner Commission?

Who was the first woman to serve on the Supreme Court?

What was the Free State added in the Compromise of 1850?

What was the fear of communism after WWI called?

What were the disillusioned writers of the 1920s called?

The women working in industrial jobs during WWII were nicknamed what?

What organization was created in 1949 by western democracies, the US, and Canada?

What amendment lowered the voting age to 18?

What group settled in Pennsylvania?

What court case said slaves were property?

What was General Sherman's battle from Atlanta to Savannah called?

What did agencies like the Food Administration and the Fuel Administration do during WWI?

What was the purpose of the Bill of Rights?

What were people loyal to the British called during the American Revolution called?

What happened to 120,000 Japanese-Americans during the 1940s?

What part of the 5th Amendment allows government to take private/public property?

What acts were passed in 1935 and 1937 in an effort to keep the US out of WWII?

What type of warfare did the colonists use against the British in the American Revolution?

What treaty in the 1790s gave the US freedom of Seas?

What was the gradual withdrawal of US troops from Vietnam called?

What battle was the "turning point" in WWII in the Pacific?

What was the immediate cause of of the US' entry into WWII?

What were the writers, who exposed the evils of society, of the late 19th century called?

Who was the expansion president who advocated manifest destiny?

What civil rights leader of the 1960s was a part of the Black Muslims?

What was the site of the first convention for women's rights?

Who used civil disobedience in the 1850s?

What political party of the 1850s pledged to support 100%American born candidates?

What was the immediate cause of the US entry into WWI?

Who developed the assembly line for automobiles?

What was LBJs domestic policy called?

What was Betty Friedan's Feminine Mystique about?

Was the Earl Warren court liberal or conservative?

What outlawed offensive war in 1928?

What one word described American foreign policy in the 1920s and 1930s?

What happened on October 29, 1929?

What presidents participated in the first televised debate?

What was passed in 1831 that sent the Indians to Oklahoma?

What program did FDR establish to get America out of the Great Depression?

What did the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 do?

This meeting of people opposed to the War of 1812 took place in Connecticut in 1814-1815:

What was the revival of African-American art, literature, and music in the 1920s called?

What were the major weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation?

What did the Grimke sisters fight for?

What group wanted to punish the South after the Civil War?

What treaty ended World War I?

What compromise set the 36 30' as the dividing line of slavery?

What freedom did John Peter Zenger help establish?

What did the Bakke case deal with?

What were some examples of Jim Crow?

What organization took a broader base in the 1920s against immigrants and African-Americans?

What was Margaret Sanger famous for advocating?

What was the Union's Strategy in the Civil War called?

Who did most of the work on the railroad?

Who was the first woman to run on a presidential ticket?

What treaty ended the War of 1812?

What was the idea that Andrew Carnegie used to advocate "giving back" to society?

What did FDR do to try and protect his New Deal legislation?

What was Andrew Johnson impeached for?

What was the topic of the Haynes-Webster Debates?

British film director of sophisticated suspense thrillers such as Psycho and Rear Window:

What was the first representative assembly in Virginia?

What hurt Native Americans most in terms of contact with Europeans?

What document formed the government set up by the Pilgrims?

Who developed the "American System"? (national road, internal improvements, protective tariff)

What Indian "battle" was the last Indian battle of the plains?

What was the Free State in the Missouri Compromise?

What was the turning point in the American Revolution led by General Gates?

What court case legalized "separate but equal"?