One stipulation of the Missouri Compromise was

the creation of a line delineating future slave and free states

Passage of the Lend-Lease Act and release of the Atlantic Charter reflected president Franklin Roosevelt’s desire to

support interventionism in regard to World War II

The formation of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization demonstrated America’s commitment to

resist aggression by the Soviet Union

President Truman supported civil rights for African Americans by

issuing an executive order banning discrimination in the military

Glasnost and perestroika were policy shifts by Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev that

initiated a shift away from Communist orthodoxy

Although the colony of Virginia struggled during its first years, it became profitable due to

the cultivation and export of tobacco

President Washington’s “Farewell Address” is often cited by supporters of

neutrality in regard to foreign affairs

President Jefferson had reservations about purchasing the Louisiana Territory because he

questioned the constitutionality of such a move

The Knights of Labor suffered a major setback as a result of

a bomb exploding at a rally in Haymarket Square, Chicago

The 1950s books The Lonely Crowd and The Organization Man both depicted

societal pressures toward conformity

Georgia was originally founded as

a paternalistic colony for Britain’s “deserving poor”

The Whiskey Rebellion in western Pennsylvania in 1794 was a reaction to

the enactment of a federal excise tax

In both Schechter Poultry Corp. v. United States and Butler v. United States, the Supreme Court

struck down key pieces of the New Deal

The recall and the initiative were reforms that were intended to

expand democratic participation

Which of the following proposals was NOT associated with the Radical Republicans during Reconstruction?

offering amnesty to Confederate generals

The Lower East Side of New York City became, during the Gilded Age of the late 1800s,

a densely populated immigrant neighborhood

The United States declared war against Mexico following a dispute over

the location of the border between Texas and Mexico

The Taft-Hartley Act was designed to

monitor and restrict the activities of organized labor

The Pottawatomie Creek massacre and the Sack of Lawrence are events associated with

Bleeding Kansas following the Kansas-Nebraska Act

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1
The Pendleton Act called for
a merit-based civil service
the gold standard
stricter railroad regulation
higher tariff rates
2
One stipulation of the Missouri Compromise was
the banning of slavery in Washington, D.C.
the creation of a line delineating future slave and free states
the admission of California as a free state
the enactment of a federal fugitive slave law
3
Passage of the Lend-Lease Act and release of the Atlantic Charter reflected president Franklin Roosevelt’s desire to
reinforce the policy of containment of Communism
engage in a global strategy to end the Great Depression
isolate the United States from the growing threat of Fascism
support interventionism in regard to World War II
4
The formation of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization demonstrated America’s commitment to
resolve the conflict over Northern Ireland
protect the long-term viability of the fishing industry
resist aggression by the Soviet Union
support countries that were resisting Fascism
5
President Truman supported civil rights for African Americans by
issuing an executive order banning discrimination in the military
signing a federal anti-lynching law
sending troops to Little Rock to support school desegregation
urging passage of the Voting Rights Act
6
Glasnost and perestroika were policy shifts by Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev that
collectivized agricultural production in the Soviet Union
cracked down on dissent and public protest of the government
reinforced the Soviet Union’s nuclear capabilities
initiated a shift away from Communist orthodoxy
7
Competing land claims in the New World between Spain and Portugal were settled by the
Treaty of Tordesillas
Seven Years’ War
War of the Spanish Succession
defeat of the Spanish Armada
8
Although the colony of Virginia struggled during its first years, it became profitable due to
a thriving shipbuilding industry
extensive trade with Spain’s New World colonies
the discovery of gold and silver deposits
the cultivation and export of tobacco
9
President Washington’s “Farewell Address” is often cited by supporters of
neutrality in regard to foreign affairs
government social welfare programs
protecting the rights of the accused
the two-party system
10
President Jefferson had reservations about purchasing the Louisiana Territory because he
feared that the region would favor Federalist Party
worried that the new territories would be treated like colonial possessions
feared that it would initiate a war with Great Britain
questioned the constitutionality of such a move
11
Henry David Thoreau and Ralph Waldo Emerson were significant figures in which of the following movements?
transcendentalism
abolitionism
Mormonism
populism
12
The Knights of Labor suffered a major setback as a result of
the passage of federal legislation outlawing the formation of unions
endorsing the losing candidate in the 1896 presidential election
a bomb exploding at a rally in Haymarket Square, Chicago
infighting between craft unionists and industrial unionists
13
The 1950s books The Lonely Crowd and The Organization Man both depicted
societal pressures toward conformity
the dire threat to civilization of nuclear war
the threat posed to society by Communist “subversives”
the injustices of the Jim Crow system
14
Which of the following reformers pushed for the creation of the first generation of American mental asylums?
Horace Mann
William Lloyd Garrison
Dorothea Dix
Lucretia Mott
15
Georgia was originally founded as
a paternalistic colony for Britain’s “deserving poor”
a Quaker “holy experiment” in peace and egalitarianism
a commercial outpost of the Dutch West India Company
a refuge for persecuted Catholics from different European countries
16
Tariff legislation in the 1920s sought to
limit imports of foreign goods
bring the Soviet Union into the global economy
isolate and punish Fascist regimes
remove all trade barriers
17
Puritanism took its inspiration from the theology of
St. Ignatius of Loyola
John Calvin
John Locke
King Henry VIII
18
The Whiskey Rebellion in western Pennsylvania in 1794 was a reaction to
the failure of the Pennsylvania government to ban slavery
the refusal of the British to abandon western forts
the enactment of a federal excise tax
raids by American Indians on white settlements
19
In both Schechter Poultry Corp. v. United States and Butler v. United States, the Supreme Court
struck down key pieces of the New Deal
upheld restrictive immigration laws
struck down restrictions on free speech
upheld food safety laws
20
The Mexica (also known as the Aztecs) were defeated by
Juan Ponce de León
Juan de Oñate
Christopher Columbus
Hernán Cortés
21
Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux gained renown in the field of
literature
painting
landscape architecture
military leadership
22
The recall and the initiative were reforms that were intended to
ensure the safety of consumer products
expand democratic participation
block the influence of “foreign agents”
peacefully settle the issue of slavery
23
The Great Compromise at the Constitutional Convention in 1787 resulted in
the continuation of slavery
a bicameral legislature
the elimination of property qualifications for voting
the Bill of Rights
24
Which Supreme Court decision states that African Americans “had no rights which the white man was bound to respect”?
Worcester v. Georgia
Plessy v. Ferguson
Dred Scott v. Sanford
Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka
25
In the 1980s, the Reagan administration attempted to provide support to the Contras, who were rebels in
Cuba
Nicaragua
Chile
Vietnam
26
Which of the following proposals was NOT associated with the Radical Republicans during Reconstruction?
offering amnesty to Confederate generals
distributing land to freed men and women
ratifying the 15th Amendment
dividing former Confederate states into military districts
27
The Lower East Side of New York City became, during the Gilded Age of the late 1800s,
the center of the financial industry in the 19th century
the center of the American shipbuilding industry
a densely populated immigrant neighborhood
an exclusive enclave for the wealthy
28
The United States declared war against Mexico following a dispute over
ownership of gold mines in present-day California
the right of Mormons to practice their religion in present-day Utah
the treatment of Pueblo Indians in present-day New Mexico
the location of the border between Texas and Mexico
29
The Taft-Hartley Act was designed to
investigate the entertainment industry to weed out “Communist infiltration”
improve the nation’s ability to respond to a nuclear attack
monitor and restrict the activities of organized labor
provide funding for veterans of World War II to purchase homes
30
The Pottawatomie Creek massacre and the Sack of Lawrence are events associated with
strikes by mine workers
slave resistance in Mississippi
Bleeding Kansas following the Kansas-Nebraska Act
Indian wars on the Great Plains

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Questions 30

Answers

1
The Pendleton Act called for
a merit-based civil service
the gold standard
stricter railroad regulation
higher tariff rates
2
One stipulation of the Missouri Compromise was
the banning of slavery in Washington, D.C.
the creation of a line delineating future slave and free states
the admission of California as a free state
the enactment of a federal fugitive slave law
3
Passage of the Lend-Lease Act and release of the Atlantic Charter reflected president Franklin Roosevelt’s desire to
reinforce the policy of containment of Communism
engage in a global strategy to end the Great Depression
isolate the United States from the growing threat of Fascism
support interventionism in regard to World War II
4
The formation of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization demonstrated America’s commitment to
resolve the conflict over Northern Ireland
protect the long-term viability of the fishing industry
resist aggression by the Soviet Union
support countries that were resisting Fascism
5
President Truman supported civil rights for African Americans by
issuing an executive order banning discrimination in the military
signing a federal anti-lynching law
sending troops to Little Rock to support school desegregation
urging passage of the Voting Rights Act
6
Glasnost and perestroika were policy shifts by Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev that
collectivized agricultural production in the Soviet Union
cracked down on dissent and public protest of the government
reinforced the Soviet Union’s nuclear capabilities
initiated a shift away from Communist orthodoxy
7
Competing land claims in the New World between Spain and Portugal were settled by the
Treaty of Tordesillas
Seven Years’ War
War of the Spanish Succession
defeat of the Spanish Armada
8
Although the colony of Virginia struggled during its first years, it became profitable due to
a thriving shipbuilding industry
extensive trade with Spain’s New World colonies
the discovery of gold and silver deposits
the cultivation and export of tobacco
9
President Washington’s “Farewell Address” is often cited by supporters of
neutrality in regard to foreign affairs
government social welfare programs
protecting the rights of the accused
the two-party system
10
President Jefferson had reservations about purchasing the Louisiana Territory because he
feared that the region would favor Federalist Party
worried that the new territories would be treated like colonial possessions
feared that it would initiate a war with Great Britain
questioned the constitutionality of such a move
11
Henry David Thoreau and Ralph Waldo Emerson were significant figures in which of the following movements?
transcendentalism
abolitionism
Mormonism
populism
12
The Knights of Labor suffered a major setback as a result of
the passage of federal legislation outlawing the formation of unions
endorsing the losing candidate in the 1896 presidential election
a bomb exploding at a rally in Haymarket Square, Chicago
infighting between craft unionists and industrial unionists
13
The 1950s books The Lonely Crowd and The Organization Man both depicted
societal pressures toward conformity
the dire threat to civilization of nuclear war
the threat posed to society by Communist “subversives”
the injustices of the Jim Crow system
14
Which of the following reformers pushed for the creation of the first generation of American mental asylums?
Horace Mann
William Lloyd Garrison
Dorothea Dix
Lucretia Mott
15
Georgia was originally founded as
a paternalistic colony for Britain’s “deserving poor”
a Quaker “holy experiment” in peace and egalitarianism
a commercial outpost of the Dutch West India Company
a refuge for persecuted Catholics from different European countries
16
Tariff legislation in the 1920s sought to
limit imports of foreign goods
bring the Soviet Union into the global economy
isolate and punish Fascist regimes
remove all trade barriers
17
Puritanism took its inspiration from the theology of
St. Ignatius of Loyola
John Calvin
John Locke
King Henry VIII
18
The Whiskey Rebellion in western Pennsylvania in 1794 was a reaction to
the failure of the Pennsylvania government to ban slavery
the refusal of the British to abandon western forts
the enactment of a federal excise tax
raids by American Indians on white settlements
19
In both Schechter Poultry Corp. v. United States and Butler v. United States, the Supreme Court
struck down key pieces of the New Deal
upheld restrictive immigration laws
struck down restrictions on free speech
upheld food safety laws
20
The Mexica (also known as the Aztecs) were defeated by
Juan Ponce de León
Juan de Oñate
Christopher Columbus
Hernán Cortés
21
Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux gained renown in the field of
literature
painting
landscape architecture
military leadership
22
The recall and the initiative were reforms that were intended to
ensure the safety of consumer products
expand democratic participation
block the influence of “foreign agents”
peacefully settle the issue of slavery
23
The Great Compromise at the Constitutional Convention in 1787 resulted in
the continuation of slavery
a bicameral legislature
the elimination of property qualifications for voting
the Bill of Rights
24
Which Supreme Court decision states that African Americans “had no rights which the white man was bound to respect”?
Worcester v. Georgia
Plessy v. Ferguson
Dred Scott v. Sanford
Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka
25
In the 1980s, the Reagan administration attempted to provide support to the Contras, who were rebels in
Cuba
Nicaragua
Chile
Vietnam
26
Which of the following proposals was NOT associated with the Radical Republicans during Reconstruction?
offering amnesty to Confederate generals
distributing land to freed men and women
ratifying the 15th Amendment
dividing former Confederate states into military districts
27
The Lower East Side of New York City became, during the Gilded Age of the late 1800s,
the center of the financial industry in the 19th century
the center of the American shipbuilding industry
a densely populated immigrant neighborhood
an exclusive enclave for the wealthy
28
The United States declared war against Mexico following a dispute over
ownership of gold mines in present-day California
the right of Mormons to practice their religion in present-day Utah
the treatment of Pueblo Indians in present-day New Mexico
the location of the border between Texas and Mexico
29
The Taft-Hartley Act was designed to
investigate the entertainment industry to weed out “Communist infiltration”
improve the nation’s ability to respond to a nuclear attack
monitor and restrict the activities of organized labor
provide funding for veterans of World War II to purchase homes
30
The Pottawatomie Creek massacre and the Sack of Lawrence are events associated with
strikes by mine workers
slave resistance in Mississippi
Bleeding Kansas following the Kansas-Nebraska Act
Indian wars on the Great Plains