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GED SS Les. 1-4
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1
How many amendments were passed after the Civil War to try and protect the rights of African Americans?
three
none
two
four
2
The time of rebuilding the country after the Civil War was called:
Civil War
Revolution
Remember the Alamo
Reconstruction
3
What was the direct result of the Louisiana Purchase?
The size of the U.S. remained the same
The size of the U.S. more than doubled
4
The development of industries in a country or region on a wide scale.
Revolution
Creative Innovation
Industrialization
Capitalism
5
The belief that is was American's right to expand from coast to coast.
Transcontinential
Isolationalism
Industrialism
Manifest Destiny
6
Which of the following was NOT one of Jefferson’s goals in sponsoring the Lewis and Clark expedition?
discovery of unspoiled plant and animal life
setting aside vast tracts of land for native people
finding a waterway to the Pacific Ocean
mapping uncharted territory
7
Plessy v. Ferguson was a landmark 1896 U.S. Supreme Court decision that
upheld the constitutionality of
"separate but not equal”
“separate but equal”
the 13th amendment
the 14th amendment
8
The U.S. government made fair treaties with Native Americans to protect their homelands.
False
True
9
Name of business leaders who improved the lives of people, increased economic development, & created new products.
Robber Barons
Captains of Industry
10
A reform movement during the 1700 & 1800s that advocated the end of African slavery in Europe and the Americas.
PRO-SLAVERY
CONFEDERACY
ABOLITIONISM
MANIFEST DESTINY
11
Based on the values expressed in the Emancipation Proclamation, which of the following groups would have DISAPPROVED?
Confederate leaders
abolitionists
nations like Great Britain where there was strong anti-slavery sentiment
Union armed forces
12
Which of the following is the most likely reason that Lincoln did not emancipate all slaves?
He didn't want to upset slaveholding states that were loyal to the Union.
Lincoln did not want to appease radical abolitionist groups.
Lincoln didn't believe that the complete abolition of slavery was possible.
He believed slavery was an economic necessity
