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A quick Quiz to help you get ready for your AP U.S History test #letspass #apushtest
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1
What was the difference between how Native Americans and Europeans viewed the Earth?
Europeans own the land and cared for it because they love it
NA believe they didnt own the land but moved 2 suit the land
Europeans 'owned' land and treated the land to suit them.
all of the above
2
Why was maize important in the agricultural development of Native American societies?
Changed Pueblo from hunter society into agricultural society
ALL OF THE ABOVE
It pushed them forward and they became for recognized
Allowed for more sophisticated agricultural techniques
3
Question 4
Until they returned and left New Netherlands
Until disease striked
Until they disappeared
Until it was Later taken over by the British
4
In the 1850s, the South differed from the North in:
Less interest in evangelical religion
Fewer European immigrants
A better-developed transportation system
A better-educated White population
5
person/group most strongly advocated sending enslaved blacks to Africa as an answer to slavery?
The Free-Soil Party
The American Colonization Society (ACS)
William Lloyd Garrison
Fredrick Douglass
6
Antebellum Era reform movements such as abolitionism, temperance, and women's rights EXCEPT.
Monroe Doctrine
Second Great Awakening
beliefs in human perfectibility
liberal European social ideas
7
Why was New England established and who was it established by?
By Christopher Columbus seeking new world
By some random guy who no one knows
By John Winthrop
By Puritans seeking religious freedom
8
What foreign policy did America adopt after WW1?
Foreignism
Isolationism
Internationalism
Diplomacy
9
What was the Cold War?
A war of cold stares
A war fought in the Arctic
Competition of which country could be the coldest
A period of tension between the USSR and US
10
How did the Southern colonies lead to racial differences?
the whites rarely intermarried their African slaves.
used slaves to work their cash crops
Their were no slaves
The slave period led into the Great Separation developing
11
Of the following, the most threatening problem for the union from 1861 to 1863 was:
Spanish intervention in Santo Domingo
British insistence of the abolition of slavery
French objections to the Union blockade
Possible British recognition of the Confederacy
12
Question 2
Colonial loyalty to the home Government
Colonies rich in raw material & Cheap Labor
All of the above
Control of the shipping trade
13
What was the initial view involving Wilson and isolationism?
It was a success
It was a failure
14
What were some of the effects of the Great Awakening?
Too much i cant remember
colleges being founded to train ministers
a sense of social equality to the colonies.
Nothing
15
Why were the Southern Colonies established?
It was an accident
For Resources
In order to make Britain wealthier
To have more colonies
16
Why did the congressional reconstruction end in 1877?
politically active black people had left the South for North
The freed slaves had been successfully integrated into South
The treaty ending the Civil War had set such a time limit.
made a compromise agreement after 1876 presidential election
17
political parties supported common man, immigrants and voting rights to most white males?
Whigs
Federalist
Democrats
Democratic-Republicans
18
American Indians, women, and religious followers had which of the following in common period 4
developed cultures reflecting interests and experiences
faced limited economic opportunities worked for low wages.
successfully gained greater political rights
were often blamed for social problems and discriminated
19
In Reagan’s 1984 campaign, he took every state except
Wisconsin
Florida
Nevada
Minnesota
20
How did the Southern Colonies lead to slavery?
Never lead to slavery
They stayed with indentured servants
because of the immense amount of labor required.
21
What year did the Soviet Union collapse?
1989
1987
1990
1991
22
When was Richard Nixon’s initial run for president?
1950
1968
1974
1960
23
the rise of railroads, big business, industrialization and social problems in the United States
Gilded age
Progressive Era
World War I
Roaring Twenties
24
Was Reagan against Unions?
Maybe
Yes
I don't know...can you repeat the question?
No
25
What was the Cuban Missile Crisis?
A dangerous confrontation between the USSR and US
A missile had a crisis in Cuba
Dangerous confrontation between Cuba and US
26
this policy in 1887, the Government gave Native Americans land in order to farm land
Ghost Dance
Dawes Act
Laws Act
Trail of Tears
27
The Economic Recovery Act of 1981 included what?
The Batteries
The acting of the recovering economy
25% decrease in personal income taxes over 3 years
15% increase in personal income taxes over 1 year
28
What was an example of Anti-Germanism in America during WW1?
Being rewarded for being German
German-American schools forced to be closed
Throwing Germans out the window
German buildings were burned
29
The innovation of this transportation help open up the national market?
railroad
horse-drawn carriage
boats
automobiles
30
During 1840s and 1850s, which set of immigrant groups arrived in unprecedented numbers
Irish and German
Italians and Greeks
Scots-Irish and Welsh
Dutch and French
31
Who won the Election of 1988?
Michael Dukakis
George W. Bush
George H. W. Bush
Bill Clinton
32
When did the March from Selma to Montgomery take place?
1973
1984
1965
1967
33
What started the War on Terror?
US was scared
Calm didn't like Terror
1993 WTC bombing
9/11 attacks
34
Who won the election of 1980?
Jimmy Carter
Bill Clinton
Ronald Reagan
George H. W. Bush
35
What happened during the era of salutary neglect?
Britain was more focused on their economy and trade.
Britain was concerned with defending and strengthening.
Still had impose policies that increased economical control
36
What was the League of Nations and why was it formed?
An international sports team
An organization to unite against fascism
An organization; place to resolve international disputes
37
Which of the following states the principle of "popular sovereignty?
states have the right to reject congressional decisions
Congress has the right to decide where slavery shall exist
citizens can decide for themselves whether to hold slaves.
in a territory have the right to decide if slavery there
38
What was the INF Agreement?
Agreement of universal healthcare
US and the Soviet Union agreed to destroy their missiles
Agreement between Iowa, Nebraska, and Florida
39
In which area was LEAST affected by regional and sectional differences in the 19th century?
Internal improvements
Foreign affairs
The expansion of white male suffrage
Tariff rates
40
What was the greatest impact of European contact in the New World?
Partnering with the Native Americana's
Diseases that the Europeans brought to the New World
discovering the new world and learning a new way of passage
Gaining more land
41
When did Christopher Columbus meet the Tainos?
October of 1482
April 1482
October of 1492
April of 1492
42
What was Kate Richards O’hare accused of?
Violation of Espionage and Sedition Acts
Illegal immigration
Robbing a bank
Involvement in the drug trade
43
Speech by William Jennings Bryan
Homestead Act
I Have a Dream
The Gettysburg Address
Cross of Gold
44
restricted immigration for 10 years from a certain group into the United States.
Mexican Reparition Act
Nativist Act
Chinese Exclusion Act
Dawes Act
45
The black codes passed in a number of southern states after the Civil War were intended to:
Enable black citizens to vote in federal elections
Close public schools to the children of former slaves
Promote the return of former slaves to Africa
limits on socioeconomic opportunities open to black people
46
Which of the following Supreme Court cases is correctly identified?
Worcester v Georgia- states can't tax the federal government
Marbury v Madison-made the principle of judicial review.
McCulloch v Maryland- kept the sanctity of private contracts
Dartmouth v. Woodward- made tribal autonomy of Indian lands.
47
workers came together to work for better pay, working conditions, and less hours.
Labor Unions
Credit Unions
Philanthropy
Political Bosses
48
The process by which commodities, people, and diseases crossed the Atlantic is known as the...
The Slave Exchange
Christopher Columbus Exchange
The Great Exchange
Colombian Exchange
49
Which statement best describes the state of American art and literature in the early 1800s?
highly original and creative and critically well received
blended European styles with regional American tastes
virtually nonexistent since most Americans were illiterate.
It was widely respected and fashionable in Europe.
50
What year was the Taxpayer’s Revolt?
1977
1978
1976
1981
51
Based on the last video:There was a large environmental effect that only affected The old world
FALSE
TRUE
52
Why was the nation of Israel created in 1948?
To make a place for Jews, Christians, and Muslims
Because Palestine sucked
Because they wanted to
To give misplaced Jews a place to live after the Holocaust
53
Question 3
None of the above
Arab Merchants copying or working with the Chinese
The Chinese constantly advanced by creating new Technology
The Europeans making improvement in the inventions of others
54
In a famous 1837 speech, South Carolina Senator John C. Calhoun defended slavery as a.
necessary evil
"national birthright."
"positive good."
"military necessity."
55
What was unintentional?
Transporting microbes and pests
Finding the route
Transporting so many goods
Transporting diseases
56
What were the Navigation Acts and why were they significant?
that certain products could only be shipped to England
shipped to England only if it helped the British Merchants.
Sugar, Tobacco, indigo, and slaves could only be transferred
