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1
Quakers was a religious sect that founded the Colony of Pennsylvania
True
False
2
Ferdinand Magellan
...
Explored for NETHERLANDS and ENGLAND
Explored for PORTUGAL
Explored for SPAIN
Explored for ENGLAND
3
The decisive moment in the Battle of Gettysburg
Culps's Hill
Devil's Den
Pickett's Charge
4
Battle of Bunker Hill was an AMERICAN victory
True
False
5
Battle of Yorktown was an AMERICAN victory
False
True
6
True or False: Alamo and San Jacinto were the Texas Revolution battles
True
False
7
How did railroad technology create a need for change in communication technology?
Created a need for change in communication by deloping the internet
As people spread out and train routes grew, communication enabled time zone
Created a need for change in communication by inventing the telephone
8
The Great Awakening
The first religious revival in the history of the US
Religious revival movement in the 18th century
emphasized personal faith and led to the growth of protestant denomations
9
Quebec was:
Canadian province known for its French heritage
Center of French colonization in North America
City in French Canada that was captured, winning the 7 years war for Brit
10
Battle of Lexington was an AMERICAN victory
True
False
11
The the belief that God created the world, then withdrew from his creation
Theism
Creationism
Deism
12
True or False: the
Monroe Doctrine
was a policy that warned against European intervention in the Americas
True
False
13
The
Connecticut Compromise
was
A plan proposed at the Constitutional Convention
A treaty that ended the Revolutionary War
A plaan to create a single-chamber legislature
14
How did the fall of Constantinople in 1453 influence the colonization of the Americas?
When the Romans Empire fell, Europe was cut off from trade.
It forced Europeans to focus on colonizing Asia instead of the Americas.
It led to the immediate discovery of gold in the Americas
15
Anaconda Plans
Blockage souther ports; capture richmond; and control the mississippi.
Gain European support
16
Who was
John C. Calhoun?
The president of the United States during the Civil War
The man who feuded with Jackson over the Tariff of Abominations
A famous general in the American Revolution
17
True or False: George III was the King of Britain during the Revolutionary War
True
False
18
The Bill of Rights
is
The first 10 amendments of the Constitution
A document that outlines the powers of the president
A list of rules for government to follow
19
True or False: The quartering Act forced colonists to garrison soldiers in private homes
True
False
20
Congregationalists
Emphasize individual church autonomy and democratic decision making
Christians who believed in church government belonging to the body
A protestant Christian group with self-governing churches
21
Hornbook
Wodden paddle with educational material for children
Used in colonial America to teach reading and the alphabet
The forst version of a textbook a student would have in colonial grammar
22
How did the Protestant Reformation change the reasons for why Europeans came to the Americas?
It caused people to seek religious freedom. Instead of looking for gold
It led to a decline in religious practices, so people came for wealth
It encourages Europeans to seek new trade routes to Asia
23
What was the Boston Massacre
Even that saw 5 colonists killed by british soldiers
The turning point of WWI
The turning point for WWII
24
Harriet Tubman:
Escaped slave who operated the Underground Railroad Escape
Best friend of Rosa Parks
Wrote the Emancipation Proclamation
25
Who was Fredrich Von Steubon?
He was an Italian Artist
Officer that trained the Americans at Valley Forge
He was a british king during the American Revolution
26
Dame Schools
The term for school that were run by unmarried women
The term for schools that were run by women over the age of 30
The term for schools that were run by unmarried men
27
The
New Jersey
plan
was
A proposal to divide the U.S. into several smaller countries
A plan propised at the Constitutional Convention
A plan to abolish the Senate
28
Christopher Columbus
did...
Discovered America
Explored for SPAIN
Explored for PORTUGAL
Explored for ITALY
29
Mayflower Compact was:
A plan for the seperation of church and state
a decleration of independence from England
An agreement to divide land among the pilgrims
The first constitution ever established in the New World
30
True or False: The Proclamation of 1763 forbade colonists from settling beyond the Appalachian Mt.
True
False
31
Sinners in the Hands of an Angry Go
Sermon that sparked the Great Awakening
A famous sermon by Jonathan Howard
Warned the hellfire and urged people to seek salvation
32
The 3/5 Compromise
was
A law that granted slaves full citizenship
Allowed slaves to vote as citizens
Established how slaves would be counted as census
33
Battle of Saratoga was a BRITISH victory
True
False
34
The belief that God is one person, not 3 in 1
Pantheism
Polytheism
Unitarianism
35
St. Augustine was:
The first European colony established in the modern day US
The Second European colony established in the modern day US
36
True or False: The
Louisiana Purchase
was a large tract of land which the U.S. purchased from Napoleon
True
False
37
A
Proprietary
Colony
is...
A colony that was the property of an individual or group.
A colony administered by a joint-stock company.
A colony governed directly by the crown.
38
Where the fighting of the Civil War started
Harpers Ferry
Fort Sumter
Antietam
39
True or False:
Tecumseh
was the chief that tried establishing and Indian Confederacy
False
True
40
The Whiskey Rebellion
was
PA farmers refused to pay taxes on alcholic products
a tax that was raised on alcoholic products
A tax taken off of alcoholic products
41
What was the message of the Pamphlet Common Sense?
Promoted the idea of returfning to monarchy in America
To rally the colnies for independence
Argued for staying loyal to the British Crown
42
The
Virginia Plan
was
A plan for the U.S. to join the British Empire
A plan proposed at the Constitutional Convention
Proposal to establish a monarchy in the U.S.
43
What were the
2
issues that were caused by the Alien and Sedition Acts?
caused issues related to the right to own property and freedom of speech
It went against the 1st amendment led to VA reso, which limited civil lib
cased issues with voting rights and the protection of religious freedoms
44
True or False: Fredrick Douglas was a former slave turned abolitionist proponent
True
False
45
Ulysses S. Grant appointed union general-in-chief in 1864
False
True
46
President whose election sparked the Secession Crisis
James Buchanan
Abraham Lincoln
John Deere
47
Juan Ponce de Leon was...
FRENCH EXPLORER
SPANISH EXPLORER
48
Why is the Saratoga campaign considered to be the turning point of the Revolutionary War?
It got the French on the US side
Because it was the first battle fought in the war
Because the British captured George Washington
49
New York was originally called "New Netherland" until the English captured it.
False
True
50
John Adams
was
The 1st and only president from the Federalist party
The leader of the Continental Army
The first Speaker of the House
51
Why was education so important to the Puritans?
Education was the way that the Puritans would teach their kids about God
Education was the way that the Puritans would teach their kids about math
Education Education was the way that the Puritans would teach their kids
52
That law that required everyone in the free-states to report suspected runaway slaves
Nebraska Act
Scott v. Sanford
Fugitive Slave Act
53
Principles of the U.S. Constitution
Monarchy, Laws w/out congress, and seperation of powers btwn branch and gov
Popular Sovereignty, Federalism, and Checks & Balances
54
Vasco da Gama
did...
Explored for PORTUGAL
Explored for ENGLAND
Explored for SPAIN
Explored for NETHERLANDS and ENGLAND
55
The Newburgh Conspiracy
A plan to join the forces with the British during the Revolutionary War
A plot to make George Washington kind
The plot by some of the Continental Army officers to strong-arm Congress
56
The XYZ Affair
was
A military conflict between the U.S. and Spain
Peace treaty between the U.S. adn France
French diplomats demanded bribes from American ambassadors
57
True or False: John Wilkes Booth did NOT assasinate Lincoln in 1865
False
True
58
Samuel Morse:
Invented the first telephone
Invented the Telegraph
Developed the first radio communication system
59
Who gave the sermon, “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God”
Jonathan Edwards
Johnathan Edwards
Jonathan Howard
60
What did the Tea Act do?
Caused all colonists to stay beyond the Appalachian Mt.
Created a monopoly on tea in the colinies
61
Led a failed raid on an army depot at Harpers Ferry
John C. Fremont
William T. Sherman
John Brown
62
The Electoral College
was
The body that indirectly elects the president of the United States
A national referendum where all citizens vote directly for the president
A group of judges who decide election results
63
New England Primer
A popular schoolbook in colonial America
The first official textbook in American history
Taught reading and religious lessons through rhymes and verses
64
Alexander Hamilton
was
Famous explorer who discovered America
Secretary-Treasurer who founded the National Bank
First president of the United States
65
What was the
Embargo Act?
A law that allowed the U.S. to join European wars
Policy to prevent exports going to France and Britain--By Thomas Jefferson
A treaty that established trade relations with Britain
66
Who were the three
Louisiana Territory Explorers
Meriweather Lewis, William Clark, and Christopher Columbus
Zebulon Pike, Hernando de Soto, and William Clark
Meriweather Lewis, William Clark, and Sacagawea
67
Roger Sherman
was
The first Secretary of State
Famous explorer who mapped the New World
Introduced the model of government used today
68
What is the
Judicial Review?
The Supreme Court's ability to intercept and strike down laws
The process by which Congress creates new laws
The power of the president to overturn court decisions
69
Bartolomeu Dias
...
Explored for SPAIN
Explored for PORTUGAL
Explored for NETHERLANDS and ENGLAND
Explored for ENGLAND
70
True or False:
The Federalist Papers
is a series of essays written to persuade delegates to ratify the Constitution
False
True
71
House of Burgesses was the first representative government in the New World
False
True
72
Who was William Pitt?
Politician that recommended Birtain to use her superior navy to win 7 years
British leader during the 7 Years War
Strengthened Britain’s military and colonial efforts
73
What did the stamp act do?
Created a monopoly on tea in the colonies
Forbid colonists from settling beyond the Appalachian Mt.
Required all paper products to have a special mark
74
Who were the presidents that were involved with the
Indian Removal Acts?
Thomas Jefferson and James Madison
Andrew Jackson and Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Burren
75
Battle of Long Island was a BRITISH victory
True
False
76
The battle of
Fallen Timbers
was
The battle that Anthony Wayne led Americans over native tribes
A conflict during the American Civil War
A naval battle between the U.S. and great Britain
77
How did
Marbury v. Madison
make the Supreme Court stronger despite initially making it look weaker?
It made the Judicial Review and spread out government power
By giving it the power to make laws directly
By allowing it to appoint justices to lower courts
78
What was the
Nullification Crisis?
A supreme court case that ended slavery in the U.S.
The crisis that resulted from the Tariff of Abominations
A conflict over the U.S. joining the Euopean alliances
79
Main Confederate commander throughout the war
Thomas Jackson
Robert E. Lee
Jefferson Davis
80
Union General Known for his over-caution commanding
George B. McClellan
John Brown
Ulysses S. Grant
81
Joint-stock companies:
A religious organization that funded missions
The companies which were granted charters to find colonies and make money
Colonies governed directly by the King
82
Where Lee surrendered his army to Grant
Appomattox
Alenandria
Arkansas
83
A
Royal
Colony
is...
A colony that was the property of an individual or group.
A colony governed directly by the crown
A colony administered by a joint-stock company.
84
True or False: Peter Cooper invented the first steam locomotive
True
False
85
Roanoke Was:
The location of the first Thanksgiving
The colony called the “Lost Colony”
The first successful English colony in the New World
86
Baptists
Believed in submission but not baptism
Believed in baptism but without submission
Believed in baptism by submission
87
True or False: The
Panic of 1819
was America's first major economic depression
False
True
88
President of the Confederate States of America
Robert E. Lee
Abraham Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
89
What was the
Trail of Tears?
The journey the Native tribes took during their forced relocation
a military campaign to defend Native American land from settlers
Native Americans to reservations in the West during the Cibil War. Forced.
90
Confederate Hero of the Battle of Bull Run
Abraham Lincoln
John C. Calhoun
Thomas Jackson
91
Cyrus McCormick:
The First Reaper Machine
The First Steam-Powered locomotive
The Cotton Gin
92
Amerigo Vespucci Was:
Italian mapmaker who determined that Columbus HAD found a “New World"
Italian mapmaker who determined that Columbus had NOT found a "New World"
93
Chief Justice who delivered the Dred Scott Decision
George B. McClellan
David Farragut
Roger Taney
94
The court case that ruled blacks had no right under American law
Korematsu v. California
McColluch v. Maryland
Scott v. Sanford
95
True or False: Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence
True
False
96
Quakers
Christian group focused on peace and equality
practice silent worshop and value simplicity and integrity
Reffered to themselves as the “Society of Friends.”
97
True or False:
Marbury v. Madison
was the court decision that established the Judicial Review
True
False
98
The treaty that ended the Mexican-American War
Guadalupe-Hidalgo
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Versalilles
99
What was the
Whigs?
A political party that supported slavery and secession during the Civil War
Colonial Leaders who fought for independence from Britain during Civil War
The party that was formed in opposition to Jackson's Democrats
100
The river fortress that was captured, gainging the Union control of the Mississippi
Petersburg
Fredericksburg
Vicksburg
101
True or False: Stephan Douglas was an Illinois politician who advocated for popular sovereignty
False
True
102
State sparked the Secession Crisis when it split from the union
Mississippi
Texas
South Carolina
103
What was the
Treaty of Ghent?
An agreement that ended the U.S. Civil War
Treaty that ended the War of 1812
A treaty between the U.S. and spain that established new borders
104
Francis Drake
Did...
Explored for ENGLAND
Explored for NETHERLANDS and ENGLAND
Explored for PORTUGAL
Was a rapper
105
Who was
Nicholas Biddle?
The president of the United States during the War of 1812
The man that feuded with Jacoson over the National Bank
A famous general in the American Revolutionary War
106
Horace Mann:
Created the first standardized testing system for schools
Founder of the first public university in the U.S.
Established America's first Public Ed. System
107
Henry Hudson
Explored for NETHERLANDS and ENGLAND
False
True
108
True or False: The
Alien and Sedition Acts
was a law that was passed which limited free speech and government criticism
True
False
109
Hernando de Soto
was a...
SPANISH EXPLORER
FRENCH EXPLORER
110
Manifest Destiny
The concept that Americans were predestined to settle all of North America
The belief that the U.S. should expand into Canada
The idea that the U.S. should limit it's territory to the East Coast
111
The leader of the Texan forces during the Texas Revolution
Peter Cooper
Sam Housten
Stephen Austin
112
The proposal that supported the banning of slavery in territory acquired from Mexico
Wilmot Proviso
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Calhoun Resolution
113
What was the
Spoils System?
The process of awarding government position for political support
A way of distributing government land to supporters of the president
A method rewarding political supporters with military positions
114
What did the Sugar Act do?
Caused all products that contained sugar to have a special tax
Caused all molasses products to have a special tax
Stated items such as molasses could only be traded with Britian
115
Joseph Smith
First Christian Denomination in the U.S.
First president of the United States
Founder of Mormonism
116
True or False:
Shay's Rebellion
was the insurrection that closed the Massachusetts courts to prevent foreclosures
True
False
117
True or False: The treaty of Paris was the treaty that ended the Revolutionary War
False
True
118
Francisco de Coronado
was a...
FRENCH EXPLORER
SPANISH EXPLORER
119
Articles of Confederation
was
The original government of the U.S.
A set of laws for European countries
The name of the first American political party
120
What speech did Patrick Henry deliver?
Delivered the Gettysburg Address
Delivered the speech, “I Have a Dream.”
Delivered the speech, “Give Me Liberty or Give me Death.”
121
Robert Fulton:
First person to successfully navigate a submarine
Build the first steamboat
Invented the first electric motor
122
The most common route pioneers took when traveling west
Lewis and Clark route
Mississippi River
The Oregon Trail
123
Salem Witch Trials
Event in Massachusetts that led to the execution of 20 people
Series of hearing in 1692, acusing people of witchcraft
Event in Massachusetts that led to the execution of 19 people
124
What was the
Pet Banks?
An attempt by Jackson to kill the National Bank
Private banks that issued the first U.S. paper currency
Banks established to support the U.S. national economy during the Civil War
125
Bicameral
is
A law that allows citizens to vote directly on bills
A type of government with only one house
The term for 2 houses of legislature
126
True or False: The Coercive Acts were acts passed by parliament that tried to force the colonists to submit.
True
False
127
a
Charter Colony
is...
A colony administered by a joint-stock company.
A Colony by the sea
A poor colony
128
Battle of Trenton was an AMERICAN victory
False
True
129
Samuel Slater:
Founder of America's Textile industry
Created the first steam engine for factories
Invented the Telephone
130
John Deere:
Invented the Steel Plow
Created the first steam-powered plow
Invented the first gasoline-powered tractor
131
Maryland Was:
Colony that was founded by Celicius Calvert as a safe haven for Catholics.
Colony that was founded by Celcius Calvert as a safe haven for Catholics
132
Erie Canal
Waterway connecting the Atlantic ocean to the Great Lakes
Railroad system that connected New York City to Chicago
The large waterway that built to connect the Hudson River to Great Lakes
133
Apprenticeships
Programs that were established for young men to help develope a trade
Programs that were established for youn children to help develop a trade
Programs that were established for yound women to help develop a trade
134
Eli Whitney:
Invented the first mechanical sewing maching
Introduced the Interchangeable Parts System
Invented the Cotton Gin
135
Thomas Jefferson
was
The inventor of the Telephone
A general in the American Revolution
Led the Republican opposition in Washington's cabinet
