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the 14th amendment...
which is NOT apart of the womens right movement?
7th Grade Final Review
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which is NOT apart of the womens right movement?
seneca falls convention
susan b. anthony
prohibition
suffrafe
2
the 14th amendment...
lowered the voting age to 18
gave women the right to vote
granted citizenship to African Americans
abolished slavery
3
what time period was thomas paine's "common sense" pamphlet
American Revolution
manifest destiny
civil war
french and indian war
4
the senate...
is in favor of large states
has an equal number for every state
is based on the population
is anti-federalist
5
the house of representatives...
enforces discriminatory policies
has an equal number for every state
favors a strong federal government
is based on the size of a states population
6
what are the powers of the executive branch?
to declare war
to enforce the law
to make the law
to interpret the law
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Which is NOT a characteristic of the southern colonies
plantations
commercial fishing
long growing season
slaves
8
who are radical republicans?
people who wanted more rights for african americans
a terrorist group
nativist group
new political party
9
what was the 13th amendment?
gave african americans citizenship
abolish slavery
banned the sale of alcohol
gave african americans the right to vote
10
Which is NOT a first form of government in the United States?
Fundamental orders of connecticut
virginia house of burgesses
Mayflower compact
Magna Carta
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What is Jefferson best known for?
establishing the whisky tax
he went on a hunger strike
writing the articles of confederation
Louisiana Purchase
12
James K Polk was president during
reconstruction
American revolution
civil war
westward expansion
13
what did the Virginia plan want?
more power to small states
the house of representatives
a federalist government
more power to big states
14
what is the purpose of congress?
to make laws
to make sure nothing in government ever gets passed
to interpret the law
to control the army
15
what was the outcome of the constitutional convention of 1787
US constitution
Mayflower compact
declaration of independence
Articles of confederation
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who's ideas gave us inspiration for the declaration of independence
King George III
John locke
Robespierre
Thomas hobbes
17
what was in the Great compromise for the Virginia and NJ Plan?
US constitution
2 house legislature
3 branches of government
checks and balances
18
why do we have political parties?
it is a form of checks and balances
people need to learn to work together
to have cool donkey and elephant cartoons
because people disagree over how a gov't should work
19
what was the proclamation line of 1763?
banned native american movement
caused the Texan war for independence
banned colonist settlement west of the Appalachians
banned colonist settlement east of the Appalachians
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why did we have the consitutional convention?
debate over the Louisiana purchase
debate over the financial plan after the revolution
debate over slavery
debate over federal and state powers
21
what is freedom of the press?
your right to not quarter troops in your home
freedom to practice religion
freedom to say and write anything about the government
the right to not incriminate yourself
22
Which was NOT a way african americans were discriminated against after the civil war?
literacy test
grandfather clause
poll tax
13th-15th amendments
23
why did the North like the compromise of 1850?
California was a free state
it banned slavery everywhere
it allowed slave trade in the capital
the north got a fugitive slave act
24
The articles of confederation gave more power to the
federal government
supreme court
states
president
25
who's ideas inspired us to create 3 branches of government?
Anne Frank
John locke
Montesquieu
John Pershing
26
what is the purpose of the preamble in the constitution?
to protect the people from the british
to describe how to make amendments
to keep the institution of slavery
to describe the purpose of government
27
the 15th amendment....
abolished slavery
gave women the right to vote
gave African Americans the right to vote
gave citizenship to African Americans
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why did people go to California?
political opportunity
escape persecution
gold and silver
religious freedom
29
who is an abolitionist?
someone who favored the colonists
someone who wanted to use popular sovereignty
someone who wanted to get rid of slavery
someone who wanted to keep slavery
30
Who is a patriot?
someone who wanted to expand westward
someone who is loyal to england
someone who favors the colonists in the american revolution
someone who was on the French's side in the Frech/indian war
31
what is manifest destiny?
the belief of Americans to expand west
the belief of Americans to expand south
the belief of Americans to expand North
the belief of Americans to expand east
32
What did the New Jersey Plan want?
Power to smaller states
anti-federalist government
power to larger states
the senate
33
which is NOT apart of the compromise of 1850?
it banned slavery everywhere
California was a free state
it banned the slave trade in the capital
the south got a fugitive slave act
34
Which legislation used popular sovereignty?
Kansas - Nebraska act
fugitive act
Compromise of 1850
Missouri compromise
35
mercantilism restricted colonial...
trade
manufacturing
immigration
slavery
36
Which is NOT a characteristic of the Middle Colonies?
Quakers
small farming and merchants
Virginia house of burgesses
"Bread basket colony"
37
How did washington show the power of the federal government?
by becoming a dictator
by stepping down as president
by imposing a tax
by using the government to enforce the law
38
which is NOT a characteristic of the New England colonies
Long growing season
Puritans
villages with town meetings
commercial fishing
39
what did the US constitution have that the Articles of Confederation didn't have?
2 house legislature
supreme court
3 branches of government
freedmen s bureau
40
what was the trail of tears?
a westward expansion trail
forced relocation of native americans
forced relocation of slaves
trail followed by people through the Donner pass
41
which is an example of checks and balances?
citizens voting during an election
political parties
supreme court banning a law
the president vetoing a law
42
what was reconstruction?
expanding west
fighting between the north and south
rebuilding the north
Rebuilding the south
43
the constitution gave more power to the
president
federal government
congress
states
44
How did reconstruction end?
the dred scott decision was overturned
hayes pulled troops out of the south
the 13-15th amendments were ratified
Lincoln was assassinated
45
the goal of lincoln at the begining of the war was to
to stop immigration
to keep slavery
keep the US together
to fight slavery
46
what was the purpose of the declaration of independence?
to describe how a government should function
to list the rights of Americans
to justify the American revolution
to give Americans the right to vote in government
47
which event came first
Battle of saratoga
sugar act
French and Indian War
Washington becomes president
48
which way of transportation linked the east and west?
Mississippi river
erie canal
suez canal
panama canal
49
Why did the South like the compromise of 1850?
they got a fugitive slave act
slavery was abolished everywhere
California became a slave state
the slave trade was banned in the capital
50
what is popular sovereignty?
a book written about a slave
a speech given at the battle of gettysburg
the right of people to vote on an issue
a document that freed the slaves
51
what was the emancipation proclamation?
gave slaves rights
freed the slaves in areas fighting the union
allowed slaves to vote
freed slaves everywhere
52
what is the power of the supreme court?
to interpret the laws
to make the laws
to enforce the laws
to disobey the laws
53
who is a loyalist?
someone who favors the colonists in the american revolutoin
someone who wants popular sovereignty during the civil war
an abolitionist during the civil war
someone who favors england during the American revolution
54
What did Alexander hamilton do?
allowed poor whites to vote
moved native americans to oklahoma
created a financial plan to get us out of debt
a president during the American revolution
55
which geographical features were the 13 colonies near?
the Pacific Ocean
flat plains
mountains
Harbors
56
what did the Monroe doctrine state?
Europeans can take over the america's
Mexico cannot trade with Spain
no European influence in the America's
it gave the US permission to use unrestricted submarine war
