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1
What determines how many electoral votes each state has?
the number of Congress members
size of the stae
number of voters
$ sent to D.C.
2
What was the document attempting to set up government in the colonies before The Constitution
Bill of Rights
Magna Carta
Articles of Confederation
Declaration of Independence
3
A secondary source is...
original
the first loser
based on an original
4
Which of the following institutions expanded because of this simple invention?
slavery
2nd Great Awakening
Catholicism
Methodism
5
Supporters of The Constitution were known as...
Rebels
Loyalist
Anti-Federalists
Federalists
6
Enlightenment was a period when people understood the laws of nature based on what?
religion and witchcraft
hard work
science and reason
art & creativity
7
A primary source is...
based on an original
an original
Mr. Hageman
8
What was an advantage for colonists during The American Revolution?
large navy
strong will to defend their property
lots of guns and powder
troops were well supplied and trained
9
Why did the British start taxing colonists?
to pay for war debt from the French and Indian War
to buy more tea
Because Mr. Hageman said so!
to improve relations with colonists
10
What was the primary purpose of the Seneca Falls Convention?
End Slavery
End the Civil War
spread Christianity
Fight for Women's Rights
11
What term is associated with people who stood up against slavery?
abolitionist
racist
seperatist
rebel
12
Which of the following terms is the best description for how slaves arrived to America?
export
free-will migration
forced migration
Indentured Servants
13
The transfer of ideas, plant, disease and other things is known as...
Great Expedition
The Holocaust
The Global Warming
Columbian Exchange
14
What was the primary purpose of the Olive Branch petition?
start war
to stop the bloodshed before it escalated
tell the king how bad he was
15
This image depicts Andrew Jacskson doing what?
slaying the Bank of the U.S.
War Hero
Nullification Crisis
Indian Removal
16
The area labeled "G" above will eventually have all or part of what states formed?
Florida, Kansas, Wisconsin & Iowa
Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and Montana
California, Arizona, New Mexico, & Nevada
Ohio, Indiana, Michigan & Illinois.
17
a person who agreed to work for 5-7 years for passage to The New World...
indentured servant
religious seperatist
Quakers
slave
18
One of the primary duties of the legislative Branch is to do what?
interpret laws
make laws
judge laws
execute laws
19
Looking at this map how many House members does Texas have?
42
36
38
40
20
The map above shows what?
Colonization of North America
The Indian Removal Act
Westward Expansion
creation of highways
21
What items listed below were taxed according to the terms of the Stamp Act?
Corn, tobacco and rice
Newspapers, wills and playing cards
Tea, sugar, and wheat
Carriages, guns and gun powder
22
What is Clara Barton famous for founding?
United Way
Red Cross
Girl Scouts
Women's Suffrage
23
What was one of the leading causes of the War of 1812?
Boston Massacre
Firing on Fort McHenry
Impressment of American sailors
Tea Tax
24
Which of the following was the first permanent colony for the English?
Jameston
St. Augustine
Plymouth
Roanoke
25
Which European nation made Native Americans business partners?
Russia
Great Britain
Spain
France
26
Which European power developed an empire around the Great Lakes of North America?
Spain
France
Russia
English
27
The area marked "E" above was acquired from who?
France
Netherlands
Mexico
Great Britain
28
What document did Abe Lincoln issue that freed the slaves?
Declaration of Independence
Communist Manifesto
Emancipation Proclomation
Gettysburg Address
29
The area marked "D" above was acquired from who?
Netherlands
France
Great Britain
Spain
