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one result of the war of 1812 was that the US
acquired french territory in canada
lost control of the ohio river valley
gained territory from mexico
maintained independence and territory
2
supporters of the Virginia Plan differed from the New Jersey plan over the method for
determining congressional representation
selecting the presidents cabinet
adopting the amendments process
giving powers to the executive branch
3
opponents of the New Deal criticized FDR for
permitting banks to operate without gov regulation
reducing spending to balance the budget
expanding the role and size of the federal gov
weakening the executive branch
4
Marbury v Madison strengthened constitutional principle of separation of powers by
denying states the right to sue the federal government
clarifying president to veto bills passed by congress
defining the courts role in impeachment trials
courts right to review constitutionality of federal laws
5
one effect of the industrial revolution on US agriculture in the late 1800s
increase in agricultural imports
decrease in tenant farming and sharecropping
increase in productivity
decrease in size of farms
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during the jacksonian era, elections became more democratic when
a women's rights amendment was ratified
18 year old citizens were allowed to vote
the poll tax was abolished
states removed property qualifications for voting
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one reason Washington called for a policy of neutrality in the 1790s was to
improve his popularity among Federalist voters
enforce Treaty of Alliance with France
avoid US participation in European wars
gain support for the development of a US navy
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which provision allows congress to enact legislation that adapts to changing circumstances?
three gifts compromise
due process
elastic clause
electoral college
9
Homestead act and grays of land to RR were used to
limit the influence of monopolies and trusts
support the development of state universities
encourage settlement of the west
raise money to finance federal government
10
the preamble of the constitution demonstrates belief that sovereignty belongs to the
fedreal government
persident
state governments
people
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schenck v US supported the decision that during a national emergency
civil liberties of US citizens may be limited
minority groups may be segregated from the general pop.
internal migration may be restricted
congress may take control of the economy
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which best illustrates the policy of containment during cold war
creating the north atlantic treaty organization (NATO)
recognizing the state of Israel in 1948
participating in the nuremberg trials
encouraging scientific cooperation between the allies
13
1800s concept used to justify accumulation of great wealth and economic power
social darwinism
conspicuous consumption
self determination
manifest dedstiny
14
main goal of bonus army was to pressure the Hoover administration got
strengthen the nations defense
support the early payment of money promised to vets
bring american troops home from overseas
end the military draft
15
river systems were important to the development of the US because they
prevented foreign invasion of US territory
made the southeast the major destination for immigrants
routes for agricultural and manufacturing products
allowed easy travel between the east and the west coasts
16
the Federalist papers (Hamilton, Jay, Madison) intended to
endorse candidates running for congress
promote independence from great britain
win support for ratification of the constitution
persuade voters to keep the articles of confederation
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Chief justice earl warren
favored a strict interperetaion of the constitution
worked effectively with lower courts
expanded the civil rights of various groups of the people
gained the overwhelming support of the american people