What court case is associated with this picture?

Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas

What is the "spoils system"?

public jobs for loyal party memebers

Who was Clarence Thomas?

African American Supreme Court Justice

The Federal Reserve failed to act, which ultimately contributed to the --

collapse of the banks & beginning of the Great Depression

To what does "melting pot" refer?

"New" immigrants becoming part of the American culture

With what is "massive resistance" associated?

Southerners' attempt to stop desegregation of schools

What was the Treaty of Alliance?

France's commitment to join the US in the Revolutionary War

What did the "Square Deal" fight against?

problems caused by industrialization

What is the best example of political compromise?

delegates at the Constitutional Convention

In what ways were World War I and World War II similar?

US was officially neutral at beginning of both wars

What does this map illustrate?

relocation of Native Americans prior to the Civil War

What did Meriwether Lewis, William Clark, & Neil Armstrong have in common?

they pushed the boundaries as they explored the frontier

What ended the Cold War?

internal & economic breakdown of the Soviet Union

How was the area in red secured?

Thomas Jefferson bought it from France

What date lives in "infamy"?

Japan's bombing of Pearl Harbor

What did "Manifest Destiny" deal with?

westward expansion & imperialism

What issues divided the Federalists & Democratic-Republicans?

power of national government & type of economic growth

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1
What court case is associated with this picture?
Korematsu Case
Marbury v. Madison
McCulloch v. Maryland
Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas
2
What is the "spoils system"?
taking people's private property during a time of war
making laws that only benefit your own party
giving people the power to make laws on their own
public jobs for loyal party memebers
3
Who was Clarence Thomas?
creator of the NAACP
NAACP attorney in the Brown case
Black congressman in the 1960s
African American Supreme Court Justice
4
Who likely would have been most upset by this picture?
William Lloyd Garrison
Jefferson Davis
Residents of Mississippi
Susan B. Anthony
5
What was Eugene Debs' main goal?
stop the abuse of workers
help farmers
make the US more democratic
end racial discrimination
6
What President best reflects the ideas of the "Anti-federalists"?
Franklin Roosevelt
Ronald Reagan
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
7
The Federal Reserve failed to act, which ultimately contributed to the --
division between colonies and England prior to revolution
collapse of the banks & beginning of the Great Depression
hands off economic policy of Industrial Revolution
split between North and South prior to the Civil War
8
When was the national government the weakest and least active?
Great Depression & New Deal
Articles of Confederation
World War II
Civil War
9
Government gets its power from the people & each male individual has right to life & happiness?
Thomas Jefferson
John Locke
Abraham Lincoln
JFK
10
What is associated with the picture about Uncle Sam?
imperialism
Cold War
World War II
World War I
11
To what does "melting pot" refer?
Native Americans giving up their land & joining the US
"New" immigrants becoming part of the American culture
North & South coming together after the Civil War
racial integration after the civil rights movement
12
With what is "massive resistance" associated?
Southerners' fight against Reconstruction after Civil War
Patriots' opposition to the British prior to Revolution
Southerners' attempt to stop desegregation of schools
workers' effort to unite & stop abuses of industrialization
13
What was the Treaty of Alliance?
US agreement to support Britain in World War II
America's promise to help Western Europe contain communism
France's commitment to join the US in the Revolutionary War
Southern States' alliance that became the Confederacy
14
What did the "Square Deal" fight against?
breakdown between North & South prior to the Civil War
problems caused by industrialization
spread of communism
racial inequality
15
What is the best example of political compromise?
minutemen at Lexington & Concord
response of states in lower South to the election of 1860
founding fathers at the 2nd Continental Congress
delegates at the Constitutional Convention
16
In what ways were World War I and World War II similar?
all of the answers are ture
US was officially neutral at beginning of both wars
US joined both wars only after it was directly attacked
US saw fascist countries natural enemies in both wars
17
What does this map illustrate?
relocation of Japanese Americans during World War II
relocation of Native Americans prior to the Civil War
movement of Southern cotton growers in the early 1800s
African Americans' migration after the Civil War
18
What did the Middle Passage deal with?
migration of Europeans to America
internment of Japanese Americans
relocation of Native Americans
shipment of slaves to America
19
Which political party opposed slavery when it was first created?
Federalist Party
Democratic Party
Democratic-Republican Party
Republican Party
20
What did Meriwether Lewis, William Clark, & Neil Armstrong have in common?
they laid claim to the western US
they helped US claim new territory
all of the answers are true
they pushed the boundaries as they explored the frontier
21
Which President was the most strongly opposed by Congress?
FDR
Ronald Reagan
Andrew Johnson
George Washington
22
What ended the Cold War?
USSR & USA became close allies after working together in UN
threat of terrorism brought the two countries together
Battle of Yorktown
internal & economic breakdown of the Soviet Union
23
How was the area in red secured?
US claimed it after the Revolutionary War
America took it over after the Mexican American War
Thomas Jefferson bought it from France
US negotiated treaties with Spain, France, and England
24
What date lives in "infamy"?
Japan's bombing of Pearl Harbor
skirmishes at Lexington & Concord
the attack on the World Trade Center
South's attack on Fort Sumter
25
Who were Andrew Carneige and JP Morgan
outspoken reformers
wealthy business owners
union leaders
ineffective political leaders
26
Which of the following would the Federalists probably have supported the most?
Monroe Doctrine
War of 1812
New Deal
laissez faire economics
27
What did "Manifest Destiny" deal with?
westward expansion & imperialism
economic growth & people's right to make money
people's religious beliefs and separation of church & state
people's civil liberties & rights
28
Which law or policy virtually is the opposite of the Proclamation of 1763?
New Freedom
Sherman Antitrust Act
Homestead Act
Immigration Restriction Act
29
Who was associated with the Seneca Falls Convention?
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Sandra Day O'Conner
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Harriet Beecher Stowe
30
What issues divided the Federalists & Democratic-Republicans?
legality of slavery & states' rights
amount people are taxed & size of national debt
westward expansion & relationship with other countries
power of national government & type of economic growth

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