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King/Queen of APUSH ROUND ONE
King/Queen of APUSH ROUND ONE
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A review quiz to use before the APUSH exam.
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1
Some women worked in textile factories during the Market Revolution, especially in places like
Lowell, Massachusetts
Charleston, South Carolina
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Los Angeles, California
2
Women who taught their children to uphold the ideals of the revolutionary period were
taking part in the 'cult of domesticity.'
dangerously unhinged.
all known as Daughters of Liberty.
practicing 'republican motherhood.'
3
I helped Lewis and Clark explore the Louisiana Purchase and was married to a French fur trader.
Sacagawea
Daenerys Stormborn of House Targaryen, First of Her Name
Melinche
Pocahontas
4
What idea connected all American colonial protests against taxes in the period 1760-1776?
The colonists didn't believe they should pay any taxes.
The taxes were significantly higher than those in Britain.
The colonists wanted representation in British Parliament
Colonists thought there was a conspiracy to bankrupt them
5
Name the administration: Indian Removal, bank war, nullification crisis
John Quincy Adams
James K. Polk
Andrew Johnson
Andrew Jackson
6
Which group of terms would you associate with Spanish colonization of the New World?
Vasco de Gama, Captaincies, Henry the Navigator
Fur trading, metissage, Northwest Passsage
King Philip's War, Puritans, joint-stock company, tobacco
Conquistadores, "Black Legend," viceroys, encomienda system
7
Who am I? I like infrastructure, a national bank, and high tariffs. That's the American System!
John C. Calhoun
Henry Clay
Andrew Jackson
Playboi Carti
8
The native religious leader Popé led a rebellion against the Spanish often referred to as
King Philip's War.
the Pueblo Revolt.
the Stono Rebellion.
the Pequot War.
9
What did I have 'reservations' about in 1919?
Women's voting rights
ankle socks or high socks?
Prohibition
Joining the League of Nations
10
For many people, Shays' Rebellion proved that the
Daniel Shays should be the first president of the U.S.
Articles of Confederation had been a complete success.
fed gov under the Articles of Confederation was too weak.
Constitution was working effectively.
11
What date "will live in infamy?"
July 4, 1776
December 7, 1941
June 4, 1944
July 23, 1981
12
The Dawes Severalty Act and the Carlisle Indian School were both aimed at what?
Assimilating immigrant populations.
Eradicating immigrant populations.
Eradicating Native Americans.
Assimilating Native Americans.
13
What does this image represent?
The Magellan Transfer
The Bubonic Plague
The Columbian Exchange
The First Great Awakening
14
Which of the following was NOT part of Johnson's Great Society?
Gun control
Medicare
Immigration reform
Civil Rights Act
15
George Washington warned the American people about what two dangers in his Farewell Address?
taking APUSH & AP EURO in high school
Political parties and permanent alliances
The abuse of power by the Supreme Court and the Cabinet
High tariffs and sectionalism
16
The end of what war marks the beginning of the Revolutionary period?
The Thirty Years War
The French and Indian War
World War Z
King Philip's War
17
What did many Americans believe was the nation's 'manifest destiny' in the 19th century?
To expand the country across the continent.
To defeat Great Britain in war.
To eradicate communism from the globe.
To win the International Hot Dog Eating Contest.
18
During the 19th century, the perception and role of women in society changed from the concept
of Free laborers to slave laborers.
of the Social Gospel to the Gospel of Wealth.
of Republican Motherhood to the Cult of Domesticity.
of feminism to traditionalism.
19
What decade?: Sacco and Vanzetti; Red Scare; Scopes Trial; Harlem Renaissance; Flappers
1940's
1950's
1930's
1920's
20
What did Fred Korematsu challenge in 1944?
Segregation in public schools
Hitler, to an arm wrestling match
Prayer in public schools
Japanese internment
21
Connect: Charles Finney, 'burned-over district,' emotion, personal conversion, reform movements
Second Great Awakening
The Enlightenmnet
First Great Awakening
Hippie Movement
22
The place: Seneca Falls, New York. The year: 1848. The issue:
Abolition of slavery.
Temperance.
Women's rights.
Toxic Masculinity
23
In 1776, Thomas Paine would have told you that separating from England was simply
common sense.
impossible.
wrong.
idiotic.
24
"Remember the ______!" (Well do you? It was a cause of the Spanish-American War)
Titans
Maine
Alamo
Lusitania
25
This theory was used to justify both extreme wealth and imperialism in the late 19th century.
Social Gospel
The Theory of Relativity
Gospel of Wealth
Social Darwinism
26
The Great Migration refers to
The movement of African Americans from South to North
The swallows of Capistrano
millions of Eastern European immigrants arriving by 1920.
The movement of people from the Rust Belt to the Sun Belt
27
Another name for Reaganomics
Keynesian Economics
Supply-Side Economics
Marxism
Democratic Socialism
28
The Kansas-Nebraska Act (1854) was centered around the policy of
temperance.
disestablishmentarianism
popular sovereignty.
abolitionism.
29
An English family seeking religious freedom in the 17th century would likely settle in
the Chesapeake.
New England.
30
Which Supreme Court decision, in effect, gifted the court with the power of judicial review?
Marbury v. Madison
Alien v. Predator
McCulloch v. Maryland
Dredd Scott v. Sandford
