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What was the 14th Amendment?
Right to Vote
Defined Citizenship and gave it to everyone born in America
Freed Slaves
2
What were considered the
Mid Atlantic Colonies
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware
Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Hampshire
Georgia, Maryland, Virginia
3
What two presidents are discussed when talking about reconstruction?
Washington and Adams
Lincoln and Johnson
Lincoln and Jackson
Obama and Biden
4
A trans-Atlantic trade route that started in England, shipped finished products to Africa in exchange for slaves.
Rectangle Trade
Triangle Trade
Circle Trade
Square Trade
5
The Industrial Revolution led to urban growth in this country
True
False
6
Who was the first president of the US
Obama
George Bush
George Washington
Kamala Harris
7
Missouri Compromise of 1820 allowed for no states over the Missouri line to be slave states
True
False
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What was the Stamp Act?
Required people to pay taxes on tea
Required people to keep soldiers in their homes
Requirement of most paper to have government stamps on them
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What ended Reconstruction?
The Compromise of 1820
The Election of 1800
The Compromise of 1877
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What was the movement to end slavery?
Abolition
Temperance
Second Great Awakening
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The Intolerable Acts were a direct consequence to the Boston Tea Party
False
True
12
What was the 13th Amendment?
Right to citizenship
Right to Vote
Freed Slaves except when incarcerated
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Who is known as the "first blood shed" in the Revolutionary War?
Crispus Attucks
Ms Deal
George Washington
Miss B
14
the brutal trans-Atlantic leg of the triangle trade, from West Africa to the Americas, in which 1 in 5 slaves died
Transatlantic
Side Passage
Front Passage
Middle Passage
15
Black Codes are laws by which the South to treat African Americans as second-class citizens &to take advantage of them
False
True
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What was the Indian Removal Act?
Forced Natives to give food and water to troops
Forced Cherokee Natives out of the land moving them West with violence
Forced Natives to pay taxes to Stay on their land
Troops were made to marry Native women to assimilate Natives
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An unbalanced trade system in which the European countries took economic advantage of their American colonies
Transatlantic Trade
Trans Saharan trade
Silk Road
Mercantilism
18
Thomas Paine's best selling booklet
Common Pain
Common Mind
Common Sense
Common Intelligence
19
What was the Virginia Plan?
Small states wanted representation based of population
Large states wanted representation based off population
Large states wanted equal number of representatives
Small states wanted equal number of representatives
20
What was a direct consequence of the invention of the Cotton Gin?
Need for indentured servitude in the South
Less need for enslave people
Second Middle Passage aka second boom of slavery
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Southern Colonies were founded for religious reasons, land was not good for farming but was good for fishing
False
True
22
What was wrong with the Articles of Confederation?
It was made purposely weak to prevent another monarchy
It overly taxed the poor
It was too much to read
23
Shay's Rebellion showed the flaws in the AOC by showing the government could not deal with revolts and rebellions
True
False
24
What was the Great Compromise?
Taking on the New Jersey plan
Creation of two houses, one based on population, one based on equality
Taking on the Virgina Plan
25
Why did British raise taxes on the colonies?
They were mad they left England
The king was bored
The French and Indian War cost them too much
26
After British won,
The Treaty of Paris,
gave French land east of the Mississippi to England
False
True
27
The Federalists supported a weak central government and did not support the Constitution
False
True
28
What was the Whiskey Rebellion?
An uprising due to a drought, the government subdued it
Uprising because of alcohol tax, Washington used the miltary to stop it
Uprising due to boredom, the federal government could not stop it
29
What was the New Jersey Plan?
Small states wanted representation based of population
Large states wanted representation based off population
Large states wanted equal number of representatives
Small states wanted equal number of representatives
30
What was the Continental Army's first victory in the Revolutionary Way?
The Battle of Yorktown
The Battle of Trenton
The Battle of Gettysburg
The Battle of New York
31
What are the three branches of government?
Catholicism, Judaism, Islam
Algebra, English, US History
Judicial, Legislative, Executive
32
What did the Freedman's Bureau do
Started a war
Helped newly freed black people adjust to freedom
Keep white Southerners in power
33
What did Britain put in place so the colonists could not move west of the Appalachian Mountains?
Stamp Act
Intolerable Acts
Sons of Liberty
Proclamation of 1763
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3/5
th
Compromise
was when
only 3 of every 5 slaves were counted toward representation.
True
False
35
What was the 15th Amendment
Right to bear Arms
Freedom of speech
Right to vote for every citizen
36
Religious revival that spread across the colonies in the 1730s
The Great Awakening
The Sleeping Hollow
The Dead Slide
37
French & Indian War
was when French& Natives fought British soldiers and Colonists
True
False
38
What was Manifest Destiny?
The idea that it was America's God given right to move west and take over
The idea that to move West, Americans needed to work with Natives
The idea that Industrialization would save the West
39
The second president, John Adams, passed what bill during his time in presidency?
Alien and Sedition Act
The Alcohol Tax Act
The War Act
40
The Declaration of Independence was written in 1899
False
True
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A government under rule of law & restricted by checks and balances &separation of powers is known as
Limited Government
False
True
42
William Loyd Garrison, Fedrick Douglass, and Harriet Beecher Stowe are examples of famous abolitionists
False
True
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What were the four causes of the War of 1812?
Trade Restrictions, Impressment, the arming of Natives, &drive Britain out
Drive Britain out, power, control, and money laundering
44
What president did the Louisiana Purchase in 1803?
John Adams
Thomas Jackson
Ulysses S Grant
Thomas Jefferson
45
The Anti- Federalists supported a strong federal government
False
True
46
what movement Sought to end the drinking of alcohol, which was cheap and germ-free, but led to many other problems.
Temperance
Second Great Awakening
Prohibition
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The KKK was created as a direct consequence of government attempting to give black people rights in the South
False
True