How did the Kansas-Nebraska Act address the issue of slavery?

Slavery should be decided by the people

How have lawmakers worked with businesses to help workers affected by textile industry in NC?

Provided income assistance, training and job search help

How did Webster feel about the Compromise of 1850?

Insisted that compromise would save the union

Which statement expemplifies the Anti-federalist point of view?

Constitution gave too much power to the executive branch

Which statement is consistent with the information presented in the two graphsbelow?

GNP decreased, Growth and stability of the economy decreased

Which statement describes the effects of Jim Crow laws on the people of North Carolina?

Required seperate public accommodations

How did changes during industrializatoin affect the farming industry in the late 1880s?

Provided new machinery for farm productoin, reducing labor

What does the estimated population chart below suggest about migration patternsto the colonies?

The greatest migrations in the 1600s were to Mass./ Virginia

How did the location of High Point, NC contribute to the growth of the furniture industry?

Near railraods, hardwood forests, and a large labor force

How did America handle sufferage?

Sufferage is clearly defined in the US and always has been

Which is the likely outcome for societies with high rates of inflation?

Inflation decreases the value of money.

Which statement summarizes the origin of beliefs about land in North America?

Settlers and N. Americans used natural resources differently

Which idea is expressed in the concept of popular sovereignty?

The power of the government comes from its citizens

How did Calhoun react to the Compromise of 1850?

Compromise did not address the interests of the South

Which descriebes the coastal plain of NC?

low, flat land that extends along the Atlantic Ocean

Which reflects the influence on the civil rights movement of citizen action in Greensboro, NC?

Sit-ins spread, helping to desegregate public facilities

Which statement best represents the events in the picture?

Women wanted pres. to support equal rights and suffferage

How did the lunch counter "sit'ins" affect minority populations in NC?

Increased awareness of equal treatement in public businesses

How did Alexander Hamilton plan to achieve economic success after the Revolutionary War?

repay war debt, national bank, protective tarrif, excise tax

What is the relationship between GNP and economic growth?

As GNP decreases, growth of the economy decreases

How did the physical characteristics of the Outer Banks of NC affect colonial development?

They prevented the development of large port cities.

How will late bill payments affect a person's financial health?

The person will not qualify for laons for bigger purchases

What does the timeline indicate about past and present suffrage in the United States?

Suffrage is a right that has been defined in the US

How did physical characteristics of the Outer Banks of NC affect early colonial development?

They prevented the development of large port cities

How did NC's geographic features affect the movement of goods and people?

Mountain ranges and lack of navigable ports slowed movement

Which statement explains the dominance of slavery in the coastal region of Colonial NC

Slave ships arrived in Wilmington, Edenton, Bath

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1
How did the Kansas-Nebraska Act address the issue of slavery?
Slavery should be decided by the people
Provided no guidance for slavery
Congress could regulate slavery
Declared slavery legal west of the Mississippi River
2
How have lawmakers worked with businesses to help workers affected by textile industry in NC?
Workers are paid to relocate, trained, and similiar jobs
Provided workers with tax-free income, grants, and loans
Provided income assistance, training and job search help
Guranteed new jobs in a diferent field with equal pay
3
How did Webster feel about the Compromise of 1850?
Insisted that secession was not possible
Believed justice was impossible with the compromise
Did not support the compromise as an American
Insisted that compromise would save the union
4
Which statement expemplifies the Anti-federalist point of view?
Constitution divides power equally among the branches
The constitution guranteed the protectoin of individuals
Constitution gave too much power to the executive branch
Constitution needs to increase power of legislative branch
5
Which statement is consistent with the information presented in the two graphsbelow?
GNP reflects quality of the goods produced in the country.
Increased GNP led to poor economic growth and instability.
No direct relationship between GNP and economic growth.
GNP decreased, Growth and stability of the economy decreased
6
If James saved $1800, which investment savings option would have the biggest return?
Mutual Fund
Savings Account
US Bond
Bank CD
7
Which democratic ideal did James Madison include in the constitution?
Popular Sovereignty
Limited Government
Checks and Balances
Rule of Law
8
Which statement describes the effects of Jim Crow laws on the people of North Carolina?
Required seperate public accommodations
Made it illegal to buy, sell or transport alcohol
Placed price supports on crops such as tabacco and cotton
Ended slavery and gave ex slaves the right to vote
9
How did changes during industrializatoin affect the farming industry in the late 1880s?
Created an increase in land prices and less land available
An increase in the number of farms and workers required
Mass migration to rural areas of the South and West
Provided new machinery for farm productoin, reducing labor
10
Which explains the increase in the African-American population from 1625-1775?
War
Migration
Jobs
Slavery
11
Due to Murpheys report, literacy funds and public schools were created. Which describes this?
Civic Engagement
Civil Disobedience
Constitional Monarchy
Popular Sovereignty
12
What does the estimated population chart below suggest about migration patternsto the colonies?
Greatest migration to the colonies was during the 1650s.
The greatest migrations in the 1600s were to Mass./ Virginia
The greatest migration in 1690 was to Pennsylvania.
The greatest migrations in the 1600s were to New York/NC.
13
How did the population of the colonies change from 1630-1690?
They increased
No change
Nobody knows
They decreased
14
How did the location of High Point, NC contribute to the growth of the furniture industry?
Near railraods, hardwood forests, and a large labor force
Near the Reseach Triangle for training of furniture makers
Near coastal ports, making it easy to export products
Near a wealthy client base in the Piedmont
15
How did America handle sufferage?
Sufferage is clearly defined in the US and always has been
Sufferage only provided to citizen, white males over 21
Chief executive of the US gave sufferage rights
Sufferage has been offered to all peoplein the US today
16
Which is the likely outcome for societies with high rates of inflation?
Inflation decrease the costs of goods and services.
Inflation increase the amount of curency in the market.
Inflation decreases the value of money.
Inflation increases periods of positive indicators.
17
Which statement summarizes the origin of beliefs about land in North America?
Settlers and N. Americans used natural resources differently
Settlers and Native Americans wanted to perserve the forest
Native Americans and Settlers avoided each other
Native Americans wanted to buy land from Settlers
18
Which idea is expressed in the concept of popular sovereignty?
The most popular candidates represent the people
The power of the government comes from its citizens
The federal government has supreme authrity over states
The educated are uniquely qualified to control politics
19
How did Calhoun react to the Compromise of 1850?
Argued that slavery's expansion into territories = secession
Supported the compromise as a Southerner
Argued that Southern justice was possible with compromise
Compromise did not address the interests of the South
20
Which descriebes the coastal plain of NC?
low, flat land that extends along the Atlantic Ocean
a range of mountains in the eastern US
Wetlands in the western part of the state
hilly, rolling land in the central part of the state
21
Which reflects the influence on the civil rights movement of citizen action in Greensboro, NC?
Sit-ins gained national support, but little action was taken
Sit-ins fail to gain support, Counters remain segregated
Sit-ins were not supported by national civil rights leaders
Sit-ins spread, helping to desegregate public facilities
22
Which statement best represents the events in the picture?
Women protested for homeless women and wanted equal jobs
Women wanted the President to back labor unions
Women did not like presdient's approach to civil rights
Women wanted pres. to support equal rights and suffferage
23
How did the lunch counter "sit'ins" affect minority populations in NC?
Increased awareness of equal treatment on public transport.
Increased awareness of equal treatement in public businesses
Increased awareness of equal education opportunities
Increased awareness of equal voting rights
24
How did Alexander Hamilton plan to achieve economic success after the Revolutionary War?
repay war debt, national bank, protective tarrif, excise tax
goods taxes, sell western lands, farming loans, banks
Borrow from foreign countries, natl. bank, politcal parties
tax state gov., state banks, forieng tarriffs, income tax
25
What is the relationship between GNP and economic growth?
The GNP reflects the quality of goods produced in a country
Increased GNP led to poor economic growth and instabilty
As GNP decreases, growth of the economy decreases
There is no direct relationship
26
How did the physical characteristics of the Outer Banks of NC affect colonial development?
They presented a barrier against storms.
They prevented the development of large port cities.
They provided more usable coastline than the other colonies.
Allowed for open/easy transport for the shipping industry.
27
How will late bill payments affect a person's financial health?
The person will not qualify for laons for bigger purchases
The person will pay more income taxes to the government
The person will have more money to spend on other things
The person will earn less annual income
28
What does the timeline indicate about past and present suffrage in the United States?
Suffrage rights were made by the chief executive of the US
Suffrage is a right that has been defined in the US
Suffrage is only provided for white males, 21, and up
Offered to all people in the US
29
How did physical characteristics of the Outer Banks of NC affect early colonial development?
Presented a barrier against storms
Allowed for open and easy transport for shipping industry
They prevented the development of large port cities
They provided more usable coastline than the other colonies
30
How did NC's geographic features affect the movement of goods and people?
Mountain ranges and lack of navigable ports slowed movement
Warm water and small mountain ranges encouraged movement
Deep rivers and flat fertile land devloped strong trading
Many rivers and valleys stopped large farms and tourism
31
Which statement explains the dominance of slavery in the coastal region of Colonial NC
Slave ships arrived in Wilmington, Edenton, Bath
Rocky terrain and mild climate led to plantations
The first slaves in NC were brought from other colonies
Tropical climate gave African slaves a higher survival rate

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