What is the major difference between Puritans and Pilgrims?

Pilgrims were separatists that wanted to leave the Anglican Church

Which of the following best describes the relationship between laissez-faire policies and the rise of monopolies?

Laissez-faire policies allowed businesses to grow virtually unchecked.

Which of the following was a real fear of Lincoln?

That the Confederacy would be aided by cotton trading partners abroad

What was the main difference between de jure segregation and de facto segregation?

De jure was based on law; de facto occurred by tradition or social practice

The Dred Scott decision in 1857 said...

enslaved people are not citizens and therefore can't sue in federal courts, Missouri Compromise was unconstitutional

Why did George Washington suppress the Whiskey Rebellion in 1794?

To assert federal authority to enforce tax laws

How did mercantilist policies shape trade, industry, and the relationship between the colonies and the mother country?

led to the development of colonial economies closely tied to mother country

The Tea Party Movement emerged primarily in response to:

Government bailouts and healthcare reform under Obama

What was the goal of the Proclamation of 1763?

To avoid conflicts between colonists and Native Americans

What action did South Carolina take in response to the Tariff of Abominations?

It declared the tariff unconstitutional and refused to enforce it

"Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell" was a policy about:

LGBTQ+ individuals in the military

How did the creation of the House of Burgesses relate to the Crown’s policy of salutary neglect?

led to increased local self-governance and autonomy in the colonies.

What was the goal of the WIN (Whip Inflation Now) program?

Encourage personal savings and spending restraint

The Ryan White CARE Act was named after:

A teenager who contracted AIDS through a blood transfusion

What was a major outcome of the Nuremberg Trials?

Nazi leaders were held personally responsible for war crimes

What argument did Charles Lindbergh and other isolationists use against U.S. involvement in World War II?

The conflict in Europe did not threaten American national security

What was the aim of the Yalta Conference in 1945?

To shape the postwar world and divide Germany

Which of the following best explains colonial opposition to the Tea Act of 1773?

It granted a British company a monopoly, threatening local merchants.

"Trickle-down economics" is based on the idea that:

Lower taxes for the wealthy will benefit all levels of society

What did Nixon mean by the term "Silent Majority"?

Americans who did not publicly protest but supported traditional values

TARP (2008) was designed to:

Provide emergency loans to banks

What was a key outcome of the French and Indian War for the British colonies?

British debt leading to increased colonial oversight

The Roosevelt Corollary justified:

Military intervention in Latin America to protect U.S. interests

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1
What is the major difference between Puritans and Pilgrims?
Puritans were eager to leave the Church of England
Pilgrims were separatists that wanted to leave the Anglican Church
Pilgrims were known as the “Society of Friends” who helped establish Penn
Puritans stayed in Great Britain
2
Colonists from New Spain were known to marry local indigenous peoples in order to foster better trade relations.
True
False
3
Which of the following best describes the relationship between laissez-faire policies and the rise of monopolies?
Government intervention under laissez-faire broke up large corporations.
Laissez-faire policies promoted competition and discouraged monopolies.
Laissez-faire policies allowed businesses to grow virtually unchecked.
Monopolies formed in response to strict economic regulations.
4
What movement inspired many of the ideas the Founding Fathers had regarding independence from Great Britain?
Enlightenment
Industrialization
Great Awakening
Great Recession
5
Which of the following was a real fear of Lincoln?
That the Confederacy would seize Vicksburg
That the Union did not have a large enough population to fight
That the Confederacy had most of the railroads
That the Confederacy would be aided by cotton trading partners abroad
6
The Emancipation Proclamation freed all enslaved people nationwide.
True
False
7
What was the main difference between de jure segregation and de facto segregation?
De jure was based on law; de facto occurred by tradition or social practice
De jure involved economic inequality; de facto was about education
De jure applied to housing; de facto applied to public schools
De jure was practiced in the South, while de facto was in the North
8
The Dred Scott decision in 1857 said...
enslaved people are not citizens and therefore can't sue in federal courts
Missouri Compromise was unconstitutional
Slavery cannot exist north of Kentucky
enslaved people, once moved to a free state, were legally freed
9
What was the U.S. government's justification for Japanese internment camps?
All of the above
"They could help Japanese soldiers if they invade the west coast!"
"They could sabotage our military if they are disloyal!"
"They could be spies helping the Axis!"
10
Which group was most likely to support the quota system of the 1920s?
Civil rights activists
Chinese laborers
Members of labor unions
Recent immigrants from Eastern Europe
11
Hoovervilles were government-funded housing projects for the unemployed.
False
True
12
September 11, 2001, led directly to:
The creation of the Department of Energy
A reduction in defense spending
U.S. invasion of Afghanistan
U.S. invasion of Iraq
13
The Virginia Plan suggested that representation should be based on...
Equal for all states
How much money the state pays in federal taxes
Population of a state
How many men vs. women live in a state
14
Why did George Washington suppress the Whiskey Rebellion in 1794?
To fight the French resistance in the Ohio River Valley
To flex that he was President
To assert federal authority to enforce tax laws
To punish those who opposed his administration
15
What major development did the Interstate Highway Act support in the 1950s?
Creation of public transit systems
The rise of urban poverty
The decline of the Sunbelt
Suburban expansion
16
How did mercantilist policies shape trade, industry, and the relationship between the colonies and the mother country?
led to the development of colonial economies closely tied to mother country
promoted economic independence for the American colonies.
encouraged colonies to trade freely with other nations
had minimal influence on colonial economies.
17
The Tea Party Movement emerged primarily in response to:
Government bailouts and healthcare reform under Obama
The invasion of Iraq
Corruption and overspeculation on Wall Street
The passage of the Patriot Act
18
Railroads...
Morgan
Carnegie
Rockefeller
Vanderbilt
19
What was the goal of the Proclamation of 1763?
To avoid conflicts between colonists and Native Americans
To encourage westward expansion
To divide the colonies into royal and proprietary zones
To punish colonists who supported the French
20
What action did South Carolina take in response to the Tariff of Abominations?
It sued the federal government in court
It launched an armed rebellion against federal agents
It supported the tariff as a tool of economic protection
It declared the tariff unconstitutional and refused to enforce it
21
_________ united poor whites and enslaved Africans against the VA elite, which alarmed the ruling class.
Shays' Rebellion
Pontiac Rebellion
Bacon's Rebellion
Whiskey Rebellion
22
"Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell" was a policy about:
Gun ownership registration
LGBTQ+ individuals in the military
Drug testing in schools
Police brutality protests
23
Which battle was most significant in convincing France to formally ally with the American colonies?
Yorktown
Saratoga
Lafayette
Bunker Hill
24
____________ advocated for Black separatism and a return to Africa, rather than integration.
Oscar Micheaux
Booker T. Washington
Marcus Garvey
Malcolm X
25
How did the creation of the House of Burgesses relate to the Crown’s policy of salutary neglect?
direct response to the Crown’s strict enforcement of colonial laws.
led to increased local self-governance and autonomy in the colonies.
demanded greater Parliamentary control over colonial affairs.
26
What was the goal of the WIN (Whip Inflation Now) program?
Encourage personal savings and spending restraint
Regulate gasoline prices
Cut taxes on businesses
Increase unemployment to control inflation
27
The Eisenhower Doctrine was concerned with containing communism in...
Asia
Western Europe
Middle East
South America
28
The Ryan White CARE Act was named after:
An LGBTQ+ man who had contacted and died of AIDS in 1985
A teenager who contracted AIDS through a blood transfusion
A doctor who developed a vaccine to combat HIV
A senator who drafted the bill
29
What was a major outcome of the Nuremberg Trials?
Japan was divided into zones of occupation
Nazi leaders were held personally responsible for war crimes
Germany was banned from rebuilding its economy
The United Nations was formed
30
Which event directly led to Parliament passing the Coercive (Intolerable) Acts?
Boston Tea Party
Declaration of Independence signing
1st Continental Congress
Boston Massacre
31
The Camp David Accords involved which two nations?
Iran and Iraq
North and South Korea
U.S. and U.S.S.R.
Egypt and Israel
32
The primary focus of the Black Panther Party was through legal defenses through U.S. court systems.
True
False
33
Bleeding Kansas was successfully resolved through Congressional passage of Kansas-Nebraska Act.
False
True
34
The main goal of the “island-hopping” strategy in the Pacific was to secure oil supplies in Southeast Asia.
True
False
35
What argument did Charles Lindbergh and other isolationists use against U.S. involvement in World War II?
The U.S. was too militarily weak
Involvement would benefit only Wall Street bankers
The conflict in Europe did not threaten American national security
The war was already won by the Allies
36
Reaganomics advocated for tax cuts and deregulation to spur economic growth.
True
False
37
What was the aim of the Yalta Conference in 1945?
To put Nazi leaders on trial
To shape the postwar world and divide Germany
To plan the U.S. invasion of Japan
To create a new League of Nations
38
Which Native American tribe inhabited the region around Jamestown in Virginia?
Iroquois Confederacy
Apache
Navajo
Powhatan
39
Which of the following best explains colonial opposition to the Tea Act of 1773?
It banned all foreign teas from colonial ports.
It increased the price of tea, angering merchants.
It granted a British company a monopoly, threatening local merchants.
It required colonists to buy tea using British currency.
40
The Palmer Raids were most directly a response to:
1st Red Scare
2nd Red Scare
Black Panther Party
Chinese Exclusion Act
41
"Trickle-down economics" is based on the idea that:
Union power boosts the economy
Government spending leads to job growth
Foreign investment is key to growth
Lower taxes for the wealthy will benefit all levels of society
42
What showed that U.S. government officials knew that Vietnam was a lost cause, but still increased troops anyway?
24th amendment
Gulf of Tonkin Resolution (1964)
War Powers Act (1973)
Pentagon Papers (1969)
43
What did Nixon mean by the term "Silent Majority"?
Protesters who opposed the Vietnam War
Americans who did not publicly protest but supported traditional values
Radical members of his party
Journalists in the media who supported his policies
44
TARP (2008) was designed to:
Subsidize farmers
Provide emergency loans to banks
Fund Bush's education initiatives
Fund the War on Terror
45
Banking...
Vanderbilt
Morgan
Carnegie
Rockefeller
46
What was a key outcome of the French and Indian War for the British colonies?
Expansion of colonial self-government
Immediate colonial independence
British debt leading to increased colonial oversight
End of British interest in North America
47
The Roosevelt Corollary justified:
Military intervention in Latin America to protect U.S. interests
Isolationism in European affairs to prevent another world war
Ending the Spanish-American War
Open trade with Asia after the Open Door Policy
48
The Articles of Confederation DID NOT allow the federal government to tax and raise revenue.
True
False
49
How did Cesar Chavez help migrant farmworkers?
He sued the U.S. Department of Agriculture
He ran for Congress
He initiated a grape boycott
He opened government housing for them
50
This Reconstruction Plan was seen as a "slap on the wrist" for the Confederacy.
Congressional Republican's 14th and 15th amendments
Johnson's 13th amendment
Lincoln's 10% plan
51
Rewarding political supporters with government jobs....
Wilson's moral diplomacy
FDR's court packing
Quincy Adams' corrupt bargain
Jackson's spoils system
52
Which uprising highlighted the inability of the Articles of Confederation to maintain domestic order and enforce laws?
Whiskey Rebellion
Bacon's Rebellion
Shays' Rebellion
King Phillip's War
53
Which of the following reflected FDR's RELIEF efforts during the New Deal?
FDIC
TVA
SSA
CCC
54
What was the long-term impact of the Missouri Compromise of 1820?
It prevented any further expansion of the U.S. westward.
It resolved slavery tensions permanently.
It eased sectional conflict but highlighted deep national divisions.
It allowed free African Americans to vote in slave states.
55
Why did McCarthyism flourish in the early 1950s?
The public trusted the Soviet Union
The United Nations encouraged purging political dissenters
Eisenhower promoted anti-communist witch hunts
There was growing fear of communist infiltration in the U.S. government
56
Which of the following reforms was inspired by Jacob Riis’s How the Other Half Lives?
Immigration restriction laws
Civil rights laws for African Americans
Building codes and housing reforms
Trust-busting legislation
57
Gerald Ford’s pardon of Nixon was controversial because:
It seemed to bypass justice and accountability
It violated the Constitution
It happened before Nixon admitted guilt
It was not supported by Congress
58
Soldiers marched on Washington in 1932 to demand:
Government-funded job training programs
The end of Prohibition
Early payment of bonuses promised to World War I veterans
Protection of farmland from environmental disasters
59
The New Jersey Plan suggested that representation should be based on...
Equal for all states
How many men vs. women live in a state
Population of a state
How much money the state pays in federal taxes
60
"British government allowed the colonies to govern themselves so long as the colonists continued paying taxes." What is?
Salutations
Trickle-down economics
Salutary neglect
Mercantilism
61
All of the following were components of the Compromise of 1850 except
Missouri admitted as a slave state, and Maine as a free state
Slave trade is outlawed in Washington, DC
A revised, stronger Fugitive Slave Act
California admitted to the Union as a free state
62
Which of the following Acts put a tax on everyday products?
Townshend Acts
Tea Act
Stamp Act
Quartering Act
63
Thomas Paine wrote a pamphlet calling for independence from England titled…
Common Sense
Proclamation of 1763
Albany Plan of Union
The Liberator
64
What was the first representative assembly in the English colonies, established in Virginia in 1619?
House of Representatives
House of Lords
House of Commons
House of Burgesses
65
Lincoln was an abolitionist, hoping to free all enslaved people nationwide.
True
False
66
The 3/5 Compromise solved the dispute between the Virginia and New Jersey plan.
False
True
67
Bessemer process made it significantly cheaper to produce iron.
True
False
68
NAFTA was a trade agreement between:
The U.S., China, and Japan
The U.S. and South America
The U.S., Canada, and Mexico
European Union members
69
In the context of the Civil War, a border state was…
a slave state that did not join the Confederacy
a free state that joined the Confederacy
a free state that stayed with the Union
a slave state that joined the Confederacy
70
What was the main purpose of the Lend-Lease Act?
To draft soldiers for the Pacific Theater
To open trade with Axis powers
To support Allied nations without direct involvement
To promote U.S. neutrality
71
The New Right was known for promoting:
Government-funded religious schools
Tax reforms for the wealthy
Conservative Christian values in politics
Economic liberalism
72
Which of the following was a controversial action by FDR that threatened check and balances?
Establishing the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)
Creating the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
Attempting to add more justices to the Supreme Court
Signing the Social Security Act into law
73
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 outlawed discrimination based on all of the following except -
sexuality
religion
race
sex
74
_______ colonies were known for their diverse population and economy, including the cultivation of wheat.
Middle
Southern
New England
75
Slave codes were laws enacted in the Southern Colonies to:
Ensure the fair treatment of enslaved people in the judicial system
Strictly control and oppress enslaved people in all areas of life
Encourage manumission (freedom) of enslaved people
Promote the welfare of enslaved people in the labor force
76
Which of the following was established by the "Great Compromise" of the Constitutional Convention?
Senate is 2 votes per state
None of the above
House of Representatives is based on population
Bills need to pass through 2 distinct chambers of a bicameral Congress
77
Under the Articles of Confederation, what percentage of states had to agree in order to amend the document?
3/4 (10/13)
Simple majority (7/13)
Unanimous (13/13)
2/3 (9/13)
78
The Geneva Convention is a result of inhumane treatment of POWs in the European Theater.
False
True
79
Steel...
Vanderbilt
Morgan
Carnegie
Rockefeller
80
The Reagan Doctrine supported:
Isolationism
Global peacekeeping
Aid to anti-communist movements worldwide
Economic sanctions against U.S. allies
81
The Voting Rights Act of 1965 was necessary because:
Most states had already banned discriminatory voting laws
School desegregation had failed
Literacy tests and intimidation still blocked Black voters
The 24th Amendment only applied to federal elections
82
___________ increased college attendance and home ownership among veterans after WWII.
"Boomer" laws
Internment
GI Bill
Redlining
83
Unlike Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X initially advocated:
Integration through peaceful protest
Separation and self-defense for Black Americans
Obedience to unjust laws
Federal aid to poor communities
84
The Battle of ______________ showed Lincoln that the war would be longer and more difficult than initially expected.
Vicksburg
Gettysburg
Bull Run
Bunker Hill
85
Why did many banks fail after the 1929 crash?
The Federal Reserve closed them for political reasons
Banks refused to issue loans to large corporations
Government regulation forced them to close
Consumers withdrew all their savings in panic, leaving banks w/out reserves
86
The American Indian Movement (AIM) sought to address issues of tribal sovereignty and land rights.
False
True
87
The Marshall Plan was designed to:
Encourage nuclear disarmament
Provide military aid to NATO members
Increase tariffs on foreign goods
Rebuild war-torn European economies
88
Which of the following is false about the Indian Removal Act?
The main tribe impacted was the Cherokee
Thousands of native peoples died on the forced march west
The Treaty of New Echota gave the native tribes food and security
The Supreme Court ruled against it but were ignored
89
The Tet Offensive changed American public opinion by:
Proving Vietnamization had failed
Convincing many the U.S. was winning the Vietnam War
Ending the credibility gap between press and government
Revealing the Viet Cong could launch major attacks despite U.S. optimism
90
Which of the following individuals was supportive of "popular sovereignty" being applied to slavery?
Frederick Douglass
William Lloyd Garrison
John Brown
John C. Calhoun
91
Bacon’s Rebellion was supported mainly by
The Powhatan Confederacy
Those protesting the increased importation of African slaves
Young men frustrated by their inability to acquire land safely
The elite planter class of Virginia
92
The Freedom Rides were organized to test if __________ was actually being enforced in the South.
Workplace integration laws
military desegregation laws
Housing desegregation
bus desegregation
93
Which of the following best describes the impact of the War of 1812 on American nationalism?
It resulted in American territorial losses to Britain.
It weakened national unity and destroyed public faith in government.
It led to a renewed sense of national pride and unity.
It had no significant effect on American identity.
94
When did the first Africans arrive in North America, marking the beginning of African slavery in the English colonies?
1632
1607
1619
1660
95
The US Senate rejected the League of Nations bc it believed it would lead to too much economic aid to Europe.
True
False
96
How did the Dust Bowl worsen the effects of the Great Depression?
It drove urban workers into the countryside, overwhelming farms
Displaced thousands of farming families who could no longer produce crops
It increased foreign trade competition
It caused a banking collapse in eastern cities
97
Why did the Massachusetts Government Act alarm colonists in other colonies?
It allowed Parliament to dissolve local governments at will.
It forced all colonial courts to be tried under British judges.
It revoked Massachusetts' charter and put them under control of the King.
It required new taxes in all colonial assemblies.
98
What was the goal of the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC)?
To dismantle the FBI
To support European refugee resettlement
To investigate pro-democracy groups
To root out communist influence in American institutions
99
The Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) was also called:
Operation Rolling Thunder
Star Wars
Start Treks
Operation Desert Storm
100
Samuel Gompers and the AFL differed from earlier labor groups like the Knights of Labor by:
Allowing women and unskilled workers into their ranks.
Focusing on broad social reforms instead of wages.
Prioritizing skilled workers and practical workplace improvements.
Opposing collective bargaining.
101
The Scopes Trial reflected national discourse surrounding the controversial topic of ________.
Abortion
Populism
Communism
Evolution
102
They were the first Black aviators in the U.S. military.
Timmy Turner Airmen
Ticonderoga Airmen
Tuscarora Airmen
Tuskegeee Airmen
103
Executive Order 9066 led to Japanese internment camps.
False
True
104
NATO was formed in response to the Warsaw Pact.
True
False
105
What did “Dollar Diplomacy” aim to do that differed from “Big Stick” diplomacy?
Use economic investment instead of military force to impact Europe
Use economic investment instead of military force to impact Latin America
Use military force instead of diplomacy to impact Latin America
Use diplomacy instead of economic investment to impact Latin America
106
What does the sermon “City Upon a Hill” tell us about the Massachusetts Bay colony?
It underscores the colony's ambition to serve as a moral example to others.
It emphasizes the colony's commitment to economic prosperity and trade.
It highlights the colony's focus on religious tolerance and diversity.
It suggests the colony's desire to remain isolated from other communities.
107
What was the goal of the Truman Doctrine?
To contain communism by supporting countries resisting it
To enforce nuclear nonproliferation
To form a European alliance against fascism
To unite Germany under Western control
108
The Intolerable Acts include all of the following, EXCEPT
Quartering Act
Massachusetts Government Act
Boston Port Act
Townshend Acts
109
Which event caused the United States to formally enter World War II?
The signing of the Atlantic Charter
The invasion of Poland
The fall of France
The attack on Pearl Harbor
110
Oil...
Rockefeller
Carnegie
Morgan
Vanderbilt
111
Which of the following Acts put more soldiers throughout the colonies, causing tensions that led to the Boston Massacre?
Townshend Acts
Boston Port Act
Tea Act
Stamp Act
112
OPEC’s oil embargo led to:
A collapse in oil prices
A war in the Middle East
Energy shortages in the U.S.
Declining U.S. trade relations
113
The Declaration of Independence guarantees all men the unalienable rights to…
life
liberty
pursuit of happiness
property
114
Booker T. Washington and WEB DuBois disagreed on whether African Americans should pursue higher education.
False
True
115
The Iranian Hostage Crisis began when:
The Shah was assassinated
Oil prices collapsed after the OPEC embargo
The U.S. Embassy in Iran was seized by revolutionaries
The U.S. bombed Tehran during the War on Terror
116
The Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1986 contributed to:
A rise in white-collar crime prosecutions
Mandatory minimum sentences
Legalization of prescription opiates
Decriminalization of marijuana
117
Which of the following was the original stated purpose of the Constitutional Convention of 1787?
To draft the U.S. Constitution from scratch
To revise and improve the Articles of Confederation
To ratify the Bill of Rights
To elect a national executive and judiciary
118
The "Just Say No" campaign was part of:
An effort to limit abortions
Federal anti-violence efforts
Nancy Reagan’s anti-drug initiative
The education reform movement
119
Brown v. Board of Education (1954) overturned WHAT longstanding Supreme Court precedent?
Korematsu v. United States
Dred Scott v. Sandford
Plessy v. Ferguson
Oberfoell v. Hodges
120
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act aimed to bail out banks following the Great Recession.
False
True
121
How did Phyllis Schlafly feel about the Equal Rights Amendment?
She felt it was unfair because it was written by men
With the support of the Catholic Pope, she rallied Christians to support it
She had issues with it, as it did not legally protect non-white women
She thought it would lead to forced military service for women
122
What voting reform occurred in many states during the early 1800s?
Women and free Black men gained the right to vote in all states.
Voting rights were centralized under federal authority.
Property requirements for white men were abolished, expanding suffrage.
Voting was restricted to landowners over 30.
123
What was the purpose of the Albany Plan of Union proposed by Benjamin Franklin?
To form a unified colonial government for defense and taxation
To create a new constitution for independence
To negotiate peace with the British Parliament
To unite Native tribes against the colonists
124
George H.W. Bush continued many Reagan policies by:
Cutting defense spending
Giving tax cuts to high earners
Expanding New Deal programs
Opposing tax increases
125
Stagflation in the 1970s was characterized by:
High inflation and high unemployment
Low unemployment and rising wages
Trade surpluses and falling prices
Low inflation and high GDP
126
The 2008 Economic Recession was triggered in part by:
Increased oil production
Global trade disputes
Risky mortgage lending and bundling
Stock market fraud
127
What did the Neutrality Act of 1939 allow the United States to do?
Ban all arms sales to foreign nations
Sell weapons to nations on a “cash-and-carry” basis
Sell arms only to Allies without restrictions
Send troops to support Britain
128
_____________ was controversial bc it gave the federal government control over electricity production in a region.
TVA
FDIC
SSA
CCC
129
Why were Southern states bitter during Reconstruction?
Their communities has been ravaged by Sherman's march to the sea
Their economy had been based off enslaved labor, which was gone now
They had been divided into 5 military occupation zones to be babysat
All of the above
130
Why was the Battle of Midway a turning point in the Pacific theater?
It enabled U.S. forces to bomb Tokyo
It marked the beginning of Japanese territorial expansion
It stopped Japanese expansion and shifted momentum to the Allies
It forced the U.S. to surrender the Philippines
131
NYC draft riots: fear among ____ immigrants that leaving to fight in the Civil War might result in black men taking jobs
Greek & Russian
German & Irish
Chinese & Italian
Greek & English
132
What limited the President’s ability to commit U.S. troops without Congressional approval?
Pentagon Papers (1969)
War Powers Act (1973)
Gulf of Tonkin Resolution (1964)
24th amendment

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