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USH REVIEW 2020 babayyyyyy
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1
The Emancipation Proclamation
freed slaves in confederate states
freed slaves in union states
freed slaves in all states
freed no slaves
2
What are windows and mirrors
Glass
Windows are perspectives of other people and mirrors are when you see yours
Continuity and change over time
How the world works
3
Abraham Lincoln received what percentage of the vote in 1860
40
60
70
50
4
The system of government the U.S. has is....
Confederacy
Federalism
Unitary
5
What is NOT true about the aftermath U.S. War of Independence?
Indigenous people faced certain genocide
Thousands of people gained freedom, voting, and property rights
Women and BIPOC had no political power
Slavery remained
6
How many federally recognized tribes are there in Washington state?
71
29
57
36
7
What was the main point of our indigenous futurity project?
To gain a deep understanding of the US before settler colonialism
To speak about Indigenous people in the present tense and about the future
To further explore Indigenous populations in Washington
To understand a nation and its challenges today
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How does the United States determine its president?
Popular Vote
Votes within parties
Electoral College
Lawsuits
9
Who wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin?
Sojourner Truth
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Susan B. Anthony
Lucretia Mott
10
The womens rights movement in the 19th century primarily focused on...
Banning alcohol
Evangelism
Suffrage
Abolition
11
ALL BUT ONE of these are reasons Frederick Douglas opposed the U.S. Mexico War
Mexico had already abolished slavery
He was anti-imperialism
He was opposed to new states which could become slave states
He was Mexican and was worried about his family there
12
What did the fugitive slave act do?
No matter where a former slave was found they had to be returned
Slaves that made it to free states could stay there
13
What was the 3/5th compromise?
The first step in the civil rights movement
A compromise to decide the senate
A compromise regarding future free and slave states
A compromise to determine how much enslaved people would count for congress
14
Which state seceded from the Union first
Arkansas
Alabama
South Carolina
Mississippi
15
The Duwamish are not recognized by the U.S. government.
True
False
16
The Resisters and Reformers project was mean to...
Show how movements span generations though oppression manifests differently
Turn history into art class
I ran out of ideas
History is fun
17
The Culture of conquest lesson started with what two countries
Portugal and Brazil
Japan and Manchuria
Spain and Mexico
UK and Ireland
18
In 1857 The Supreme Court ruled in Dred Scott v Sandford that
Slavery was illegal
Black people could never become American citizens
Slavery was legal
Black people could only become citizens after being enslaved
19
Is the United States a Democracy or a Republic?
Chaos
Democratic Republic
Democracy
Republic
20
What does Manifest Destiny mean?
An Indigenous revolution
A United American Continent - South, Central, and North America
The belief that "Americans" had the god given right to control sea to sea
Creating a free society where nobody was enslaved
21
What was the name of the pastor and militant abolitionist who was later hanged for his actions?
Jack Johnson
Jim Brown
Jim Smith
John Brown
22
What was the Missouri compromise
The agreement that said Black men could vote but not white women
The deal that ended the U.S. Mexico war
The deal that ended the Civil War
States north of Missouri must be free and states below could decide
23
What was the significance of the Kansas-Nebraska act?
It enshrined slavery into the constitution
It made Abraham Lincoln president
It said Kansas was a free state and Nebraska a slave state
It said congress did not have the right to ban slavery in any state
24
Nikole Hannah-Jones said that Black people in the United States have...
All of the above
have given so much to a land that has never loved them
been owed reparations for centuries of unpaid labor
been the perfectors of our democracy
