General Douglas MacArthur said, “There is no substitute for victory,” in regard to

U.S. strategy in the Korean War

Eli Whitney contributed to technological innovation in the 1800s by

proposing the use of interchangeable parts in gun manufacturing

The Chinook people traditionally lived

along the Columbia River, in present-day Oregon and Washington

An element of the Compromise of 1850 that was beneficial to northern interests was

the admission of California as a free state

The Keating-Owen Act and the case of Hammer v. Dagenhart both addressed the issue of

child labor in industrial settings

The writing of two constitutions, the Topeka Constitution and the Lecompton Constitution, in the 1850s, suggest

bitter divisions in Kansas over the issue of slavery

An important impact of the Pentagon Papers, by Daniel Ellsberg, was that it

contributed to growing distrust of the government

The Tuskegee Institute was founded 1877 in order to

provide African Americans with training in vocational skills

Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony refused to support the Fifteenth Amendment because

it did not extend the right to vote to women

The Gadsden Purchase, acquired from Mexico in 1853,

was sought as a possible southern route for a transcontinental railroad

The Securities and Exchange Commission was designed to

create greater regulation of the stock market

In 1876, Sioux warriors, along with Cheyenne allies, achieved a victory over American forces at

the Battle of the Little Bighorn

Which of the following was an important cause of rising prices for oil in the 1970s?

The OPEC nations imposed an embargo against the United States.

The Treaty of Ghent (1814), which ended the War of 1812,

left many of the issues which caused the war unresolved

The right to a speedy and public trial and the right of a suspect to be informed of their charges are contained in

the Sixth Amendment to the Constitution

What is one impact of outsourcing on the United States economy, starting in the 1990s?

It contributed to a decline in manufacturing jobs.

The British responded to the colonists’ assertion “No taxation without representation!” with the argument that

the colonists are “virtually represented” in Parliament

George Whitefield was

an important preacher in the Great Awakening religious revival

An important cause of the French and Indian War was

control over the interior of the North American continent

The 1959 “kitchen debate” involved

the merits of communism versus capitalism

In the 1820s and 1830s, the percentage of Americans who were eligible to vote increased due to

the reduction or removal of property qualifications for voting

President Theodore Roosevelt’s use of the Sherman Antitrust Act (1890) was upheld by the Supreme Court in

Northern Securities Co. v. United States

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1
General Douglas MacArthur said, “There is no substitute for victory,” in regard to
U.S. strategy in the Korean War
the allied invasion of Europe on D-Day (June 6, 1944)
the U.S. decision to use the atomic bomb in Japan
U.S. support for the Bay of Pigs invasion in Cuba
2
Eli Whitney contributed to technological innovation in the 1800s by
developing the first functioning steamboat
proposing the use of interchangeable parts in gun manufacturing
designing an inexpensive process for converting iron to steel
constructing an early portable camera
3
The Chinook people traditionally lived
along the Columbia River, in present-day Oregon and Washington
in the southern Atlantic coast region, in present-day Florida
in the Southwest, in present-day New Mexico
in the Great Lake region, in present-day Ohio and Indiana
4
An element of the Compromise of 1850 that was beneficial to northern interests was
the undoing of the Three-Fifths Compromise
the banning of slavery in the Kansas and Nebraska Territories
the ending of the international slave trade
the admission of California as a free state
5
In the 1890s, the call for the “free and unlimited coinage” of silver became one of the main rallying cries of
Coxey’s Army
the Republican Party
American Federation of Labor
the Populist Party
6
The deportation of Emma Goldman and the carrying out of Palmer Raids are most clearly associated with
the teaching of evolution
the enforcement of Prohibition laws
spying during World War I
the Red Scare
7
The Keating-Owen Act and the case of Hammer v. Dagenhart both addressed the issue of
overproduction in the agricultural sector
free speech during times of war
racial segregation in public facilities
child labor in industrial settings
8
The writing of two constitutions, the Topeka Constitution and the Lecompton Constitution, in the 1850s, suggest
disagreements between Mexico and the United States over control of Texas
differing views in regard to the role of religion in Utah
bitter divisions in Kansas over the issue of slavery
the splitting of the Dakota Territory into two states
9
An important impact of the Pentagon Papers, by Daniel Ellsberg, was that it
revealed classified information about construction of the hydrogen bomb
led to implementation of the policy of detente
brought about the Paris Peace Accords
contributed to growing distrust of the government
10
The period of direct royal control over the Dominion of New England ended with
the Glorious Revolution
the French and Indian War
King Philip’s War
the Revolutionary War
11
The Tuskegee Institute was founded 1877 in order to
facilitate the entrance of women into the teaching profession
provide African Americans with training in vocational skills
assimilate American Indian youths into white culture
expand the training of military officers
12
Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony refused to support the Fifteenth Amendment because
it did not exclude former Confederate officials from the right to vote
they believed that freed men and women needed land more than voting rights
they did not believe that African Americans were “ready” for suffrage
it did not extend the right to vote to women
13
The Gadsden Purchase, acquired from Mexico in 1853,
proved to be a wise move after gold was discovered there
was made with the hope of balancing the number of free and slave states
was sought as a possible southern route for a transcontinental railroad
provided additional land for members of the Mormon Church to settle on
14
The Securities and Exchange Commission was designed to
create greater regulation of the stock market
reduce cutthroat competition in industry and, thereby, raise wages
provide produce supports in the agricultural sector
provide pensions to senior citizens
15
Jay’s Treaty (1795) addressed concerns between the United States and
France
Great Britain
American Indians
Spain
16
In 1876, Sioux warriors, along with Cheyenne allies, achieved a victory over American forces at
Red Cloud’s War
Sand Creek Massacre
Wounded Knee
the Battle of the Little Bighorn
17
Which of the following was an important cause of rising prices for oil in the 1970s?
The OPEC nations imposed an embargo against the United States.
Oil spills in the Gulf of Mexico reduced the supply of oil.
Mergers in the oil industry reduced competition.
The federal government created a tax on gasoline.
18
The term “bread and butter” unionism is generally associated with the
Industrial Workers of the World
Socialist Party
Molly Maguires
American Federation of Labor
19
The Treaty of Ghent (1814), which ended the War of 1812,
allowed Britain to maintain forts in the western part of the United States
transferred portions of Canadian territory to the U.S.
resolved the conflict over claims to the Oregon Territory
left many of the issues which caused the war unresolved
20
The right to a speedy and public trial and the right of a suspect to be informed of their charges are contained in
the text of the original Constitution
the Sixth Amendment to the Constitution
the First Amendment to the Constitution
the Thirteenth Amendment to the Constitution
21
The case of Griswold v. Connecticut (1965) was significant because the Supreme Court asserted
the right to medically assisted suicide
the unconstitutionality of segregated schools
the right to privacy
the permissibility of environmental regulations
22
Henry Clay’s proposal for internal improvements, higher tariffs, and a new national bank was labelled
the Square Deal
the Five-Year Plan
the American System
the Whig Platform
23
What is one impact of outsourcing on the United States economy, starting in the 1990s?
It contributed to a decline in manufacturing jobs.
It contributed to greater workplace safety laws.
It contributed to the rise of the union movement.
It contributed to greater urbanization.
24
The British responded to the colonists’ assertion “No taxation without representation!” with the argument that
the colonists are not Englishmen and are not entitled to their rights
the Stamp Act implemented an administrative fee, not a tax
the colonists would be allowed to have 13 Parliamentary representatives
the colonists are “virtually represented” in Parliament
25
George Whitefield was
a plantation owner in Barbados as well as a founder of the Carolina colony
a prominent organizer of opposition to the Stamp Act
a dissident Puritan leader who founded the colony of Connecticut
an important preacher in the Great Awakening religious revival
26
An important cause of the French and Indian War was
British aid to rebels in the French colony of Saint-Domingue
French efforts to impose Catholicism on the New England colonies
the impressment of British sailors by French ships
control over the interior of the North American continent
27
The 1959 “kitchen debate” involved
the benefits of living in the suburbs versus living in the city
the merits of communism versus capitalism
tactics in the women’s liberation movement
the appropriateness of bringing religion into public life
28
The Supreme Court cases of Munn v. Illinois (1877) and Wabash v. Illinois (1886) dealt with the issue of
segregation laws
a federal income tax
the right to form unions
railroad regulation
29
In the 1820s and 1830s, the percentage of Americans who were eligible to vote increased due to
changes in citizenship laws that enabled recent immigrants to vote
the extension of citizenship rights to American Indians
the reduction or removal of property qualifications for voting
the granting of women the right to vote in several states
30
President Theodore Roosevelt’s use of the Sherman Antitrust Act (1890) was upheld by the Supreme Court in
Schechter Poultry Corp. v. United States
Muller v. Oregon
the Slaughterhouse cases
Northern Securities Co. v. United States

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Questions 30

Answers

1
General Douglas MacArthur said, “There is no substitute for victory,” in regard to
U.S. strategy in the Korean War
the allied invasion of Europe on D-Day (June 6, 1944)
the U.S. decision to use the atomic bomb in Japan
U.S. support for the Bay of Pigs invasion in Cuba
2
Eli Whitney contributed to technological innovation in the 1800s by
developing the first functioning steamboat
proposing the use of interchangeable parts in gun manufacturing
designing an inexpensive process for converting iron to steel
constructing an early portable camera
3
The Chinook people traditionally lived
along the Columbia River, in present-day Oregon and Washington
in the southern Atlantic coast region, in present-day Florida
in the Southwest, in present-day New Mexico
in the Great Lake region, in present-day Ohio and Indiana
4
An element of the Compromise of 1850 that was beneficial to northern interests was
the undoing of the Three-Fifths Compromise
the banning of slavery in the Kansas and Nebraska Territories
the ending of the international slave trade
the admission of California as a free state
5
In the 1890s, the call for the “free and unlimited coinage” of silver became one of the main rallying cries of
Coxey’s Army
the Republican Party
American Federation of Labor
the Populist Party
6
The deportation of Emma Goldman and the carrying out of Palmer Raids are most clearly associated with
the teaching of evolution
the enforcement of Prohibition laws
spying during World War I
the Red Scare
7
The Keating-Owen Act and the case of Hammer v. Dagenhart both addressed the issue of
overproduction in the agricultural sector
free speech during times of war
racial segregation in public facilities
child labor in industrial settings
8
The writing of two constitutions, the Topeka Constitution and the Lecompton Constitution, in the 1850s, suggest
disagreements between Mexico and the United States over control of Texas
differing views in regard to the role of religion in Utah
bitter divisions in Kansas over the issue of slavery
the splitting of the Dakota Territory into two states
9
An important impact of the Pentagon Papers, by Daniel Ellsberg, was that it
revealed classified information about construction of the hydrogen bomb
led to implementation of the policy of detente
brought about the Paris Peace Accords
contributed to growing distrust of the government
10
The period of direct royal control over the Dominion of New England ended with
the Glorious Revolution
the French and Indian War
King Philip’s War
the Revolutionary War
11
The Tuskegee Institute was founded 1877 in order to
facilitate the entrance of women into the teaching profession
provide African Americans with training in vocational skills
assimilate American Indian youths into white culture
expand the training of military officers
12
Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony refused to support the Fifteenth Amendment because
it did not exclude former Confederate officials from the right to vote
they believed that freed men and women needed land more than voting rights
they did not believe that African Americans were “ready” for suffrage
it did not extend the right to vote to women
13
The Gadsden Purchase, acquired from Mexico in 1853,
proved to be a wise move after gold was discovered there
was made with the hope of balancing the number of free and slave states
was sought as a possible southern route for a transcontinental railroad
provided additional land for members of the Mormon Church to settle on
14
The Securities and Exchange Commission was designed to
create greater regulation of the stock market
reduce cutthroat competition in industry and, thereby, raise wages
provide produce supports in the agricultural sector
provide pensions to senior citizens
15
Jay’s Treaty (1795) addressed concerns between the United States and
France
Great Britain
American Indians
Spain
16
In 1876, Sioux warriors, along with Cheyenne allies, achieved a victory over American forces at
Red Cloud’s War
Sand Creek Massacre
Wounded Knee
the Battle of the Little Bighorn
17
Which of the following was an important cause of rising prices for oil in the 1970s?
The OPEC nations imposed an embargo against the United States.
Oil spills in the Gulf of Mexico reduced the supply of oil.
Mergers in the oil industry reduced competition.
The federal government created a tax on gasoline.
18
The term “bread and butter” unionism is generally associated with the
Industrial Workers of the World
Socialist Party
Molly Maguires
American Federation of Labor
19
The Treaty of Ghent (1814), which ended the War of 1812,
allowed Britain to maintain forts in the western part of the United States
transferred portions of Canadian territory to the U.S.
resolved the conflict over claims to the Oregon Territory
left many of the issues which caused the war unresolved
20
The right to a speedy and public trial and the right of a suspect to be informed of their charges are contained in
the text of the original Constitution
the Sixth Amendment to the Constitution
the First Amendment to the Constitution
the Thirteenth Amendment to the Constitution
21
The case of Griswold v. Connecticut (1965) was significant because the Supreme Court asserted
the right to medically assisted suicide
the unconstitutionality of segregated schools
the right to privacy
the permissibility of environmental regulations
22
Henry Clay’s proposal for internal improvements, higher tariffs, and a new national bank was labelled
the Square Deal
the Five-Year Plan
the American System
the Whig Platform
23
What is one impact of outsourcing on the United States economy, starting in the 1990s?
It contributed to a decline in manufacturing jobs.
It contributed to greater workplace safety laws.
It contributed to the rise of the union movement.
It contributed to greater urbanization.
24
The British responded to the colonists’ assertion “No taxation without representation!” with the argument that
the colonists are not Englishmen and are not entitled to their rights
the Stamp Act implemented an administrative fee, not a tax
the colonists would be allowed to have 13 Parliamentary representatives
the colonists are “virtually represented” in Parliament
25
George Whitefield was
a plantation owner in Barbados as well as a founder of the Carolina colony
a prominent organizer of opposition to the Stamp Act
a dissident Puritan leader who founded the colony of Connecticut
an important preacher in the Great Awakening religious revival
26
An important cause of the French and Indian War was
British aid to rebels in the French colony of Saint-Domingue
French efforts to impose Catholicism on the New England colonies
the impressment of British sailors by French ships
control over the interior of the North American continent
27
The 1959 “kitchen debate” involved
the benefits of living in the suburbs versus living in the city
the merits of communism versus capitalism
tactics in the women’s liberation movement
the appropriateness of bringing religion into public life
28
The Supreme Court cases of Munn v. Illinois (1877) and Wabash v. Illinois (1886) dealt with the issue of
segregation laws
a federal income tax
the right to form unions
railroad regulation
29
In the 1820s and 1830s, the percentage of Americans who were eligible to vote increased due to
changes in citizenship laws that enabled recent immigrants to vote
the extension of citizenship rights to American Indians
the reduction or removal of property qualifications for voting
the granting of women the right to vote in several states
30
President Theodore Roosevelt’s use of the Sherman Antitrust Act (1890) was upheld by the Supreme Court in
Schechter Poultry Corp. v. United States
Muller v. Oregon
the Slaughterhouse cases
Northern Securities Co. v. United States