What was the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire

Combustion of a factory that brought unsafe working conditions to light

In this letter, what statements does Columbus make about the Natives he encountered?

They didn’t resist, they were fearful and timid... guileless and honest

What happened at Fort Sumter on April 12, 1821?

The first shots of the Civil War

What was the Monroe Doctrine?

The US would not interfere in Europe if they did not mess with the W-Hemi

What were the Articles of Confederation?

A document creating government while also keeping state sovereignty

What did the Northwest Ordinace do?

Provided an outline for the future look and function of new territories

What happened to the four planes of the 9/11 attacks?

Two crashed into the WTC, one into the Pentagon, and one into a field in PA

What started the Persian Gulf War in Iraq?

Saddam Hussien’s invasion of Kuwait

What caused George Wallace to support segregation in his second election?

He lost to a supporter of it previously and saw its power

These were the pilgrims who founded Plymouth Colony signed the Mayflower Compact, what did this do?

First governing document of the colony designed to prevent mutiny

What does this political cartoon represent in regards to US industry?

The struggle of the working class and oppression by the rich.

The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test, a wrong answer on the last exam, documented this:

The travels of Ken Kesey, author of One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, on LSD

This cartoon mocks George Whitefield, a major figure in which movement?

The Great Awakening, which hoped to revive Christian power

Which of these people did not fight in the Battle of the Alamo?

Simon Bolivar, a fiercly patriotic cavalry officer

What was the Gettysburg Address?

A short speech made by Lincoln about the Civil War and pushing for freedom

Who or what was America named for?

Amerigo Vespucci, the explorer who theorized the new world was a continent

In 1820, James Monroe signed off on the Missouri Compromise, what did this do?

Stopped northern attempts to forever prohibit slavery's expansion, Admitted Maine as a free state and Missouri as a slave state.

Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show did not feature which of the following?

Frederick Douglass, who gave speeches along the road

In 1862, the Battle of Hampton Roads saw the first use of an ironclad ship in battle in the Americas. What ship was it?

The CSS Virginia, salvaged from the remains of the USS Virginia/

In 1933, the highly controversial NRA was established. What happened next?

It was deemed unconstitutional and decomissioned by the Supreme Court

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1
What was the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire
Combustion of a factory that brought unsafe working conditions to light
A fire created by protestors to racial injustice
A fire that killed exclusively the governor of New York
A fire created after an accident by a union protest
2
In this letter, what statements does Columbus make about the Natives he encountered?
They did not speak at all
They didn’t resist, they were fearful and timid... guileless and honest
They were hostile, unapproachable, and dangerous.
They were in high spirits and partying
3
What happened at Fort Sumter on April 12, 1821?
The first shots of the Civil War
A mass release of fireflies that spread fire to nearby builds.
A fire started by revolting slaves
A meeting between state leaders over slave rights
4
What was the Monroe Doctrine?
The US agreed to trade with Europe if they supported the US in the future
All of the below.
The US would not interfere in Europe if they did not mess with the W-Hemi
The US would pay money to any countries in the Middle East who needed it
5
What were the Articles of Confederation?
A document creating government while also keeping state sovereignty
A paper made by a pastor that criticzed the methods of the founding fathers
A document that ostracized all known imposter fathers.
A document that formally seperated the North and the South
6
What did the Northwest Ordinace do?
Provided an outline for the future look and function of new territories
Established state lines for political parties
Allowed for the creation of more weapons in newly aquired territory
Bought more territory off of the French
7
What happened to the four planes of the 9/11 attacks?
Three into the WTC and one into the Pentagon
All four crashed into various court houses across the country
Two crashed into the WTC, one into the Pentagon, and one into a field in PA
One into the White House, one into the Capitol building, and two into NYC
8
Do you remember who the first woman on the Supreme Court was yet? Let’s find out!
Leanne Harvey Oswald
Quandale Dingle
Sandra Day O’Connor
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
9
What started the Persian Gulf War in Iraq?
The Iran-Contra Affairs
Saddam Hussien’s invasion of Kuwait
The 9/11 Attacks
Halabja massacre
10
What caused George Wallace to support segregation in his second election?
He became racist after losing the election to a black man
He believed the NAACP had sabotaged his first election
He lost to a supporter of it previously and saw its power
He had friends in the KKK
11
This letter, regarding disease and death, comes from which colony?
Roanoke
Jerusalem
Plymouth Rock
Jamestown
12
These were the pilgrims who founded Plymouth Colony signed the Mayflower Compact, what did this do?
Created plans for future colonies to be built in the coming years
Broke down the ship into mats
Elected William Bradford as leader of the colony
First governing document of the colony designed to prevent mutiny
13
What does this political cartoon represent in regards to US industry?
Strong men
The profits of overseas trade and power of money
The struggle of the working class and oppression by the rich.
The working class' faith in the rich to trickle down money to them
14
The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test, a wrong answer on the last exam, documented this:
The events and popularity of the Woodstock Festival
The travels of Ken Kesey, author of One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, on LSD
The events of the Jonestown Cult and subsequent massacre
The findings of the Warren Commission investigating JFK’s assassination
15
What did the Immigration Act of 1965 do?
Enacted more immigration quota
Enacted legislation to remove all immigrants and trolls.
Opened up all US borders to many immigrants
Lifted all immigration quotas
16
Serving as auxiliaries under the English army, the Hessians were mercenary soldiers from what nation?
The French Republic
The Empire of Prussia
The Kingdom of Scotland
The Holy Roman Empire
17
In 1898, the US became an imperial nation. What were the first territories it annexed?
Indonesia, Dominican Republic, Hawaii
Haunted Hills, Kansas, Brazil
Philippines, Puerto Rico, Guam
Antigua, Barbuda, The Bahamas
18
In 1867, named after Secretary of State William Seward, “Seaward’s Folly” was adopted by the US. What was this?
Purchase of Candy
Purchase of Alaska
Giant Molasses Spill
Mass release of cats to address growing rat populations
19
This cartoon mocks George Whitefield, a major figure in which movement?
The Great Society, which aimed to entrench the power of upper class America
The Hacienda Movement, for the Social Wellbeing of Native Americans
The Great Awakening, which hoped to revive Christian power
The “Massive Resistance” Campaign against English Protestantism
20
Which of these people did not fight in the Battle of the Alamo?
William Travis, the lawyer depicted in the image above
James Bowie, a slave smuggler who famously carried a large knife
Simon Bolivar, a fiercly patriotic cavalry officer
Santa Anna, a general nicknamed the “Man of Destiny”
21
What was the Gettysburg Address?
Lincoln's inagurual speech
Lincoln's statement on the emancipation proclamation
A short speech made by Lincoln about the Civil War and pushing for freedom
Lincoln's speech about how much he loves the city of Gettysburg
22
Who or what was America named for?
Viajo America, the mythical Spanish explorer who discovered India
Amerigo Vespucci, the explorer who theorized the new world was a continent
Americo Columbus, son of Christopher Columbus
“A Merica!” an Italian phrase roughly meaning “Eureka!”
23
In 1820, James Monroe signed off on the Missouri Compromise, what did this do?
Traded the land of Missouri in exchange for money and resources
Stopped northern attempts to forever prohibit slavery's expansion
Admitted Maine as a free state and Missouri as a slave state.
Created a fund for the removal of Missouri.
24
What does this map depict, and who created it?
America, Dutch
Spain, Columbus
America, Portugese Explorers
India, Spanish Royalty
25
Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show did not feature which of the following?
Frederick Douglass, who gave speeches along the road
The only leader of the Lakota Confederacy in history
A silent film star by the name of Tom Mix
A sharpshooter who won her first contest at 15
26
In 1862, the Battle of Hampton Roads saw the first use of an ironclad ship in battle in the Americas. What ship was it?
The Gloire, deployed by the French Empire in an aggressive skirmish
The Brandtaucher, a German craft made to infiltrate Union waters in the war
The CSS Virginia, salvaged from the remains of the USS Virginia/
The HMS Warrior built by the English and sent to support the confederacy
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In 1933, the highly controversial NRA was established. What happened next?
Huey Long was commended for the public safety it inspired
The NRA planning committee embezzled most of the their funds before fleeing
A spike in gun ownership led to many states cracking down on gun control
It was deemed unconstitutional and decomissioned by the Supreme Court

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