What did Washington state in his Farewell Address?

America must avoid foreign entanglements

What was the Great Migration?

Black people moving from the South to the North

The goal of Reconstruction was to...

Rebuild the South and integrate the freed slaves

America gained which territories in the Mexican-American War?

Texas, California, Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada

Why did the North use total war to defeat the South in the Civil War?

The South was refusing to surrender

The 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments were created in order to...

Make America more fair for black people

What was the primary function of the Monroe Doctrine?

To keep Europe out of the Americas

What were the primary causes of WWI?

Militarism, Alliances, Nationalism, Imperialism, Assassinate

What was significant about the Election of 1800?

There was a peaceful, democratic transition of power

Why did the United States ultimately drop the atomic bomb on Japan?

Japan could not win the war but would not surrender

What were the causes of the Great Depression?

Dust Bowl, Stock Market Crash, Failure of Banks

What were the main goals of the Treaty of Versailles?

Punish Germany, League of Nations, Self-Determination

What was the Harlem Renaissance?

An artistic movement with Afrocentric themes

Why was England taxing the American colonies following the French and Indian War?

They depleted their treasury fighting the French

What did the Great (Connecticut) Compromise create?

House of Representatives and Senate

How did Manifest Destiny increase sectional tensions in the United States?

The new territory had to be decided if it was free or slave

What was an outcome of the French and Indian War?

Britain owed a lot of money and Americans had an identity

Why was the time period after the War of 1812 called the Era of Good Feelings?

Nationalism and one party (no political fighting)

Manifest Destiny was the belief that...

God wanted white people to spread coast-to-coast

What were robber barons?

Corrupt businessmen who exploited workers

What were the 3 colonial regions?

South (Chesapeake/Piedmont), Mid-Atlantic, New England

What was the main goal of the New Deal?

Get the country out of depression and fix the economy

What did the North get in the Compromise of 1850?

California and DC slave trade was banned

In the case Worchester v. Georgia, Andrew Jackson...

Went against the Supreme Court, breaking the law

The Lost Generation were...

Authors who were disillusioned with society

Which groups of people were most likely to move West?

Poor immigrants and Ex-Confederates

What was the difference in Garvey and DuBois' beliefs?

Garvey thought racism would never go away

BONUS: The Atom Bomb and Sherman's March to the Sea were similar because

They were trying to force an enemy to surrender

Which colonial regions participated in the slave trade?

New England, Mid Atlantic, South (Chesapeake)

Which battle was the major turning point in the Revolutionary War?

Saratoga due to new guerilla tactics

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1
What did Washington state in his Farewell Address?
America must free all of the slaves
America must avoid foreign entanglements
Europe was not allowed in the Western Hemisphere
America must be close allies with Britain
2
What was the Great Migration?
Farmers moving to cities
Irish people moving to the West
Immigrants coming from Eastern Europe
Black people moving from the South to the North
3
Who were the two main U.S. generals in WWII?
Eisenhower and MacArthur
Eisenhower and Patton
Patton and MacArthur
Patton and Montgomery
4
Which country did Adams avoid going to war with?
France
Mexico
England
Spain
5
The goal of Reconstruction was to...
Exploit the South as ruthlessly as possible
Rebuild the South and integrate the freed slaves
Create a perfect society in the South
End slavery
6
Which country did the U.S. create the Open Door Policy for?
Philippines
China
Mexico
Cuba
7
America gained which territories in the Mexican-American War?
Louisiana, Oregon, and Utah
Texas, California, Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada
Everything in between the Rocky and Appalachian Mountains
The entire western portion of the United States
8
Why did the North use total war to defeat the South in the Civil War?
The North wanted to punish the South
Southern troops were using similar tactics
The South was refusing to surrender
The North wanted the complete destruction of the South
9
What was the New England society in the early to mid 1600s based around?
Agriculture
Manufacturing
Religion
Slaves
10
The 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments were created in order to...
Allow for the rise of the KKK
Make America more fair for black people
Enforce black codes and Jim Crow laws
Further empower white people over black people
11
What was the primary function of the Monroe Doctrine?
To guard against South American aggression
To keep Europe out of the Americas
To enable American imperialism abroad
To split South America up between the European powers
12
What were the primary causes of WWI?
Militarism, Alliances, Nationalism, Imperialism, Assassinate
The assassination of Franz Ferdinand
Unrestricted submarine warfare
Colonial aggression in Africa
13
What was significant about the Election of 1800?
The House of Representatives had to decide the election
There was a peaceful, democratic transition of power
John Adams won the election
Adams demanded a recount
14
Which event ultimately destroyed the Federalist Party?
The burning of the White House
Hartford Convention
The Battle of New Orleans
The Election of 1800
15
BONUS: Spanish and French treatment of Native Americans in the 1600 and 1700s was similar by...
Genocidal or violent treatment
Both intermingled with the Natives
They treated the Native Americans in totally opposite ways
Both sides ignored the Native Americans
16
Which battle inspired the U.S. to join the Mexican-American War?
San Juan Hill
Palo Alto
Alamo
Mexico City
17
What kind of warfare was mostly fought in WWI?
Guerilla warfare
Trench warfare
Traditional warfare
Mechanized warfare
18
Why did the United States ultimately drop the atomic bomb on Japan?
The U.S. wanted to punish Japan
Japan could not win the war but would not surrender
The U.S. wanted to threaten the Soviet Union
The U.S ran out of conventional bombs
19
What were the causes of the Great Depression?
Dust Bowl, Immigration, Hoovervilles
Hawley Smoot Tariff, Hoovervilles, Bonus Army
Dust Bowl, Stock Market Crash, Failure of Banks
The government making bad deals with other governments
20
What were the main goals of the Treaty of Versailles?
League of Nations and rebuild Germany
League of Nations and eliminate the Balkan countries
Punish Germany, League of Nations, Self-Determination
Prevent communism and destroy Germany
21
Horace Mann and Dorothea Dix were both a part of...
Lost Generation
Muckrakers
the Antebellum Reformers
Transcendentalists
22
What was the Harlem Renaissance?
A rise in racism in the United States
A literary movement showing disillusionment following WWI
An artistic movement with Afrocentric themes
A movement insisting black people move back to Africa
23
Why was England taxing the American colonies following the French and Indian War?
Their French allies needed money from fighting the Indians
The British were greedy and wanted more money
They depleted their treasury fighting the French
The colonies needed rebuilt following the war
24
What did the Great (Connecticut) Compromise create?
Senate
House of Representatives and Senate
House of Representatives
The ratification of the Constitution
25
What were the primary advantages for the Union in the Civil War?
Dedication to the cause
Homefield advantage
Industry and Infrastructure
Familiarity with outdoor life and weapons
26
Which Native American tribes fought with the U.S. during the settling of the West?
Huron and Iroquois
Apache and Cherokee
Lakota and Apache
Iroquois and Lakota
27
How did Manifest Destiny increase sectional tensions in the United States?
The new territory had to be decided if it was free or slave
Many were unhappy with the treatment of the Native Americans
The religious aspect offended many Americans
Many were racing to conquer the new land
28
Which law passed by England was an attempt to keep colonists from moving?
Proclamation of 1763
Stamp Acts
Coercive Acts
Navigation Acts
29
What was an outcome of the French and Indian War?
The French empire was destroyed and expelled from America
Britain owed a lot of money and Indians were happy
Indians became citizens of the British Empire
Britain owed a lot of money and Americans had an identity
30
Why was the time period after the War of 1812 called the Era of Good Feelings?
Andrew Jackson's presidency empowered common people
Nationalism and one party (no political fighting)
The beginnings of industrialization made farmers happy
Many Americans became satisfied with their way of life
31
Manifest Destiny was the belief that...
Farming was the solution to America's woes
God wanted white people to spread coast-to-coast
Factories needed to be built in the urban areas
The areas around the U.S. needed built up
32
Which battle got the U.S. a foothold in Europe?
D Day
Stalingrad
Operation Overlord
Iwo Jima
33
What were robber barons?
Large businesses that would monopolize industries
Men who fought for equal rights for laborers
Corrupt businessmen who exploited workers
People who exposed the unfair practices that exist
34
What were the 3 colonial regions?
North, South, Northwest Territories
New England, Mid-Atlantic, Northwest Territories
South (Chesapeake/Piedmont), Mid-Atlantic, New England
Chesapeake, New England, Appalachia
35
What event propelled the United States into WWII?
Pearl Harbor
Sinking of the Lusitania
Rise of Hitler
Rape of Nanking
36
What was the main goal of the New Deal?
Work with Europe to get the U.S. out of depression
Get the country out of depression and fix the economy
Get the country out of depression and fight in Europe
Create an economic alliance with businesses
37
Prohibition led to an increase in...
Crime
Alcohol consumption
Nightclubs
Immigration
38
What did the North get in the Compromise of 1850?
The dissolution of slavery in all territories
Fugitive Slave Law
California and DC slave trade was banned
Popular Sovereignty in new territories
39
Jacksonian Democracy indicated the rise of which group?
Native Americans
Poor people, "common people"
Wealthy, land owning white men
Poor white males, "common man"
40
In the case Worchester v. Georgia, Andrew Jackson...
Went against the Supreme Court, breaking the law
Disagreed with the Supreme Court but obeyed their ruling
Attempted to go around the Supreme Court using Congress
Agreed with the Supreme Court and enforced its ruling
41
The Lost Generation were...
Authors who believed people must be one with nature
The belief that reason is supreme, not emotions
Authors who were disillusioned with society
A back to Europe movement
42
Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Ben Franklin
George Washington
43
Why did the U.S. fight the Spanish in the Spanish-American War?
In order to undermine England's power in Asia
Colonies and Yellow Journalism
Yellow Journalism and to impress England
To end colonialism in the world
44
Which groups of people were most likely to move West?
Wealthy factory owners
Poor immigrants and Ex-Confederates
Middle class white folks
Sharecroppers
45
What battles were turning points in the Civil War?
Vicksburg and Petersburg
Antietam and Gettysburg
Vicksburg and Gettysburg
Manassass and Bull Run
46
What was the difference in Garvey and DuBois' beliefs?
Garvey believed that only a few black people were talented
DuBois believed there was racism in American society
Garvey thought racism would never go away
DuBois believed that black people must move back to Africa
47
BONUS: The Atom Bomb and Sherman's March to the Sea were similar because
The U.S. left both places desolate wastelands
Both believed Europe would help them in the conflict
They were trying to force an enemy to surrender
The U.S. issued apologies to their defeated opponents
48
Which colonial regions participated in the slave trade?
New England, Mid Atlantic, South (Chesapeake)
South (Chesapeake)
New England and South (Chesapeake)
South (Chesapeake) and Mid-Atlantic
49
Which battle was the major turning point in the Revolutionary War?
Valley Forge because of the inoculations give to troops
Saratoga due to overwhelming American force
Trenton because the Hessians refused to fight after
Saratoga due to new guerilla tactics
50
What was unique about the Mid-Atlantic society in the 17th-18th centuries?
Puritans controlled the society
There was no slavery
Very diverse
Agriculture as its primary source of income
51
Which compromise officially recognized slavery in the Constitution?
3/5 Compromise
New Jersey Plan
Connecticut Compromise
Fugitive Slave Law
52
Why did Alexander Hamilton describe America as the "Grand Experiment"?
It was the only place in the world with slavery
Americans believed colonies deserved freedom
It was the first time democracy was tried on a large scale
Many were unsure the Western Hemisphere could sustain life
53
What event finally caused the South to secede?
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Election of 1860
Dred Scott Case
Kansas-Nebraska Act
54
What were the primary causes of the War of 1812?
Slavery and States' Rights
British abuse of their colonial powers
Impressement of Seaman, Warhawks, British trade
The Ohio River Valley and the fur trade
55
Why did John Adams pass the Alien and Sedition Acts?
To influence the Election of 1800
Because he hated immigrants
His wife Abigail was being smeared in the press
He did not believe in the Constitution and its protections
56
Why did labor unions rise in this time?
Government aid was not properly supporting the workers
Workers wanted a place where they could share ideas
Workers were entitled and wanted to destroy big business
Workers came together to fight abuse by corporations
57
What was the purpose of the Declaratory Acts?
England could quarter soldiers
Punishment for the Boston Tea Party
England could tax household goods
England could make laws in America
58
How was Progressivism a response to the Gilded Age?
Many felt the market was unfree and needed to be opened up
Many wanted reforms for the abuses in society
The government was unwilling to help businesses with strikes
Many felt Teddy Roosevelt abused his power as president
59
BONUS: Which women's suffrage leader would Marcus Garvey be most comparable to?
Ida B. Wells
Alice Paul
Susan B. Anthony
Lucretia Mott
60
The slave that started a revolt in Virginia in the mid 1800s was...
Frederick Douglass
Crispus Attucks
Nat Turner
John Brown
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