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APUSH KEY CONCEPTS REVIEW
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This is my midterm for my APUSH class. Whoot whoot have fun.
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1
What did migration in the U.S cause?
The progressiveness in abolition of slavery
Equal treatment for all
Increased urban populations
Peace among the different races
2
Which groups went about the same way developing their economy in the new world?
The English and the Dutch
The Dutch and the Spanish
The French and the Dutch
The Spanish and the French
3
What did not happen during the Gilded Age?
Public reform efforts
Economic depression
Political debates over economic and social policies
New cultural and intellectual movements
4
Which group tried to limit the New Deal’s scope during the Great Depression?
The Union
The Populists
The Conservatives
The Radical
5
What was an outcome of the innovations in communication and technology?
A declaration of war against Germany, Italy, and Japan
A peak in immigration before WWI
New forms in art and literature
New forms of mass media
6
Who were the main groups fighting over territory in America?
The Russians, the English, and the Polish
The English, the French, and the Spanish
The French, the Norwegians, and the Italians
The Spanish, the Germans, and the Japanese
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Why was there a strong conservative movement during the 1980s?
The liberal party was too busy fighting poverty to run in the election
The conservatives overtook the government and forced a movement
Ronald Reagan won presidency continuing the conservative way
There were no liberals to prevent the movement
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What was the first form of self government created by the colonists?
The Constitutional Convention
The Delectation of Independence
The Federalist Papers
The Articles of Confederation
9
What changes did the Reagan administration not bring?
Foreign policy efforts focused on fighting terrorism
Increased U.S. military spending
Speeches about communism
Promoted an interventionist foreign policy
10
What encouraged the rise of industrial capitalism in the United States?
The amount of debt the U.S. was collecting due to wars
Large scale productions and the selection of market variety
The discrimination against immigrants snd border control
Technological advances
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How did the Industrial Revolution NOT help build the society of the United States?
By forcing America to go into debt and introducing child labor
Helping unify and improve the nation with more settlement and trade
The improved transportation expanded and increased production
By improving working conditions and gender roles in society
12
What is one way the U.S tried to create an independent global presence?
By gaining recognition through their advancements in medicine
By claiming more land and promoting foreign trade
By sending money and riches to other countries as an attempt to bribe them
By declaring war against all the other countries
13
Which of these choices didn't help fuel the American Revolution?
The British expanding their land
Britain denying the colonists permission to have their own government
Taxation without representation
Colonial leaders fighting for resistance, such as Benjamin Franklin
14
What was a negative postwar outcome in the United States?
American society felt a wave of optimism after postwar years
Increased immigration after the immigration laws were passed
Higher education opportunities and new technology
Anxieties over the Cold War divided the nation
15
What were the civil movements and activists not fighting for in the 1900s?
Racial equality
Women's rights
White supremacists
Nonviolent protests
16
Which war was caused by the United States' need to maintain a position of global power?
WWII
WWI
The Vietnam war
The Cold War
17
Moving into the 21st century what did the nation experience?
Technology innovation
Decreased employment
A smaller social class gap
Decreased economic productivity
18
How did the U.S. become an international power?
By participating in a series of global conflicts
By supplying the other international powers
By remaining neutral and watching the other countries destroy themselves
By delcaring war on the other countries and winning
19
What was one advantage the Union had over the Confederacy?
They had experienced generals
They had a strong central government
They only had to defend their land to win
They were near the coast so they had shorter supply lines
20
How did Americans go about having conflicting political ideas?
By doing nothing, as they didn't have conflicting political ideas
By dividing into parties, supporting the party best suited for themselves
By declaring war every time they had conflicting political ideas
By segregating themselves into two different societies to avoid conflict
21
Which native societies developed largely mobile lifestyles?
The Northeast Societies
The Western Societies
The Southwest Societies
The Northwest Societies
22
How did the U.S become a migration destination?
By bribing people from other countries to come to the U.S.
By having the biggest military and forcing people to come out of fear
By being noticed globally for it's economic opportunities
By spreading Russian propaganda
23
When did the ideas of abolishing slavery come to light throughout the United States?
The 1600s
The 1800s
The 1700s
The 1900s
24
Which group did the Colombian Exchange not directly effect?
Native Americans
Spaniards
Asians
Europeans
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Which of these answer choices didn't lead to a loose imperial control on the British colonies?
Having good imperial structure
Different ethnic groups
Religious ideas
The Native Americans
