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How well do you know your U.S. history? Good luck!
How well do you know your U.S. history? Good luck!
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Obscure U.S. history facts for some geeky peeps....
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1
What British legislation helped cause the American Revolution?
Sugar Act, Stamp Act, Civil Rights Act
Quartering Act, Stamp Act, Voting Rights Act
Stamp Act, Intolerable Acts, Patriot Act
Sugar Act, Stamp Act, Intolerable Acts
2
In the middle of the decade (the 1920s), estimates for national membership in the KKK was...
1 million
3 to 8 million
9 million
1 to 2 million
3
McCarthy served in WWII in what branch of the military and in what rank?
Captain in Coast Guard
Lieutenant in the Marines
Major in the Army
Captain in the Army
4
The Dutch colonists were to Native Americans as
a slightly less angry bear is to a hiker
Winny the Pooh is to a hiker
a very sleepy bear is to a hiker
an angry bear is to a hiker
5
Which is an example of nullification?
The Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions
The Kentucky and Carolina Resolutions
The Hobostead Resolutions
The Homestead Resolutions
6
In Hamilton's Financial Plan, what kind of economic policy did he want?
a mercantilistic Policy
a McGroryistic policy
a capitalistic policy
a good policy
7
The stock market crash, bank failures, reduction in purchasing, and drought conditions led to..
The Golden Age
The Great Migration
The Great Depresion
The Great Depression
8
Who said, "A democracy...is accounted the meanest and worst of all forms of government"?
John Winthrop
Alfred Hitchcock
Alfred Thayer Mahan
Henry Cabot Lodge
9
During the Dred Scott decision, how old was Dred Scott?
61
63
62
63.5
10
Who listed here was the youngest of three children?
Henry Ford
Rachel Carson
A. Mitchell Palmer
Thurgood Marshall