demonstrated that the slaves were aware of the idea of liberity.

Disagreements between Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton led to-

the establishment of the first political parties

The Boston Massacre and the Boston Tea Party were similar in that both events-

pushed the colonist closer to independence from Britain

The Indian Removal Act of 1830

led to the infamous Trail of Tears

How did the Supreme Court interpret the Indian Removal Act?

Tribes could choose to remain on their lands.

What was the Boston Massacre?

Colonist were shot and killed while protesting the Stamp Act

What was happening right before the shooting of the Boston Massacre?

colonists and soldiers were taunting each other

What was the primary objective of the Monroe Doctrine

Prevent European colonization in the western hemesphere

What is the Bill of Rights?

First 10 Amendments to US Constitution

What is the Great Awakening?

Rededication of religious feelings

What was the central principle of Jacksonian Democracy?

spreading political power to common people

"Jacksonian Democracy" featured

more people being allowed to vote

What was the Trail of Tears?

The forced relocation of Native Americans

document ending the French and Indian War,

What was the Proclamation of 1763?

Colonists couldn't go west of the Appalachian Mountains

American strengths in the Revolutionary War?

Patriotism, Leadership, Help from France

The Lousiana Purchase

Nearly doubled the nation's size

Why was The Battle of Saratoga a turning point in the war?

It convinced France to join us in the war.

The 3 branches of government are

Judicial, Executive, Legislative

Which of the following was a motive for the founding of Jamestown?

economic opportunity - searching for gold

The Indian Removal Act allowed the United States of America to

Move Indians from east of the Mississippi to the west

What was the purpose of the Articles of Confederation?

Govern the colonies after independence from England

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Gabriel's Rebellion
demonstrated that the German's were aware of the idea of liberty.
demonstrated that the French were aware of the idea of liberty.
demonstrated that the slaves were aware of the idea of liberity.
demonstrated that the Danis were aware of the idea of liberty.
2
Disagreements between Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton led to-
the creation of Indian reservations
the establishment of the first political parties
a struggle to ratify the Bill of Rights
a compromise over slavery in the western territories
3
Under the Articles of Confederation there was no
Military leaders
Legislative power
Representatives
Executive power
4
The Boston Massacre and the Boston Tea Party were similar in that both events-
pushed the colonist closer to independence from Britain
were celebrated to highlight the French and Indian War
were demonstrations opposed to the Proclamation of 1763
brought friendlier relations between the colonists & British
5
The Indian Removal Act of 1830
paid Indian tribes market rates for their lands
was passed over President Jacksons angry veto
led to the infamous Trail of Tears
was upheld by in Cherokee v. Georgia
6
Jamestown was located in what current U.S. state?
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
7
How did the Supreme Court interpret the Indian Removal Act?
Tribes could choose to remain on their lands.
Tribes would receive rent from farmers using their land.
Tribes had no right to any land in the new territories.
Tribes had to immediately give up rights to their land.
8
What was the Boston Massacre?
Colonist were shot and killed while protesting the Stamp Act
A huge fire that burned down Boston.
Sons of Liberty dressedup as Indians and threw tea overboard
War with Mexico
9
What was happening right before the shooting of the Boston Massacre?
the colonists were minding thier own business
colonists and soldiers were taunting each other
the colonists were working
the soliders were out fighting
10
What was the primary objective of the Monroe Doctrine
To heal the wounds of the War of 1812
Prevent European colonization in the western hemesphere
Prevent European colonization in the Eastern Hemesphere
Create Indian reservation to promote westward expansion
11
What is the Bill of Rights?
First 8 Amendments to US Constitution
First 10 Amendments to US Constitution
All the amendments to US Constitution
First 14 amendments to US Constitution
12
What is the Great Awakening?
Rededication of religious feelings
Dedication of people to education
New era of using reason and logic
Time period of great art
13
Who killed Alexander Hamilton?
You
Life, man. Life.
George Washington
Aaron Burr
14
What was the central principle of Jacksonian Democracy?
practicing the spoils system & supporting industrialization
easing voting restrictions to include women
using tariffs to increase federal revenues
spreading political power to common people
15
"Jacksonian Democracy" featured
strong opposition to slavery
the idea that only a wealthy man could become president
all of the above
more people being allowed to vote
16
What was the Trail of Tears?
A journey all single people had to take
A path from Colorado to Oklahoma
The forced relocation of Native Americans
Andrew Jackson's driveway
17
Treaty of Paris 1763
treaty signed in Paris granting all men and women the right to vote
document ending the French and Indian War,
treaty that forced the Native Americans to give up all their lands
document that gave the 13 colonies all land west of the Mississippi River
18
Salem Witch Trials
Middle
New England
Southern
19
To kill the Bank of the United States, Jackson transferred its funds to
the New York Stock Exchange
federal banks
the Native Americans
pet banks
20
When did the Salem Witch Trials happen?
During Christmas of 1843
Somewhere after the American Revolution of 1775
From February 1692 to May 1693
During the New Year's Eve of 1910
21
Name the administration: Indian Removal, bank war, nullification crisis
Andrew Johnson
Andrew Jackson
John Quincy Adams
James K. Polk
22
What was the Proclamation of 1763?
Colonists couldn't go west of the Appalachian Mountains
Tax on Paper
Creates a Colonies Army
Colonists couldn't protest
23
American strengths in the Revolutionary War?
Patriotism, number of troops, training
Number of troops, training, help from Australia
Patriotism, Leadership, Help from France
24
Alexander Hamilton was the first
Secretary of Treasury
President
Secretary of State
Secretary of Defense
25
The Lousiana Purchase
Tripled the size of the nation
Gave Spain $15 million dollars
Nearly doubled the nation's size
Was a failure
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What crop "saved" the settlers of Jamestown?
wheat
soybeans
tobacco
corn (maize)
27
Jacksonian Democracy led to-
all of the above
new campaign strategies
the spoils system
mudslinging
28
In 1607, _____ settlers established the colony of Jamestown in Virginia.
Spanish
French
British
Dutch
29
The Declaration of Independence listed grievances against...
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Paul Revere
King George III
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Why was The Battle of Saratoga a turning point in the war?
It convinced France to join us in the war.
It was a major victory for the British
None of these
The British were forced to surrender and we were independent
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What were the American strengths in the American revolution?
Great Leadership with G. Washington
Help from overseas
All of the above
Patriotism
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The 3 branches of government are
Judicial, Executive, Unicameral congress
Judicial, Executive, Legislative
City, State, Federal
Legislative, Presidential, Courts
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Who won the American Revolutionary War?
Texas
United States of America
Spain
British
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Which of the following was a motive for the founding of Jamestown?
A place to escape religious persecution
To test out the implementation of the slave trade
economic opportunity - searching for gold
A joint-stock company that wanted to get rich
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Who Won The French and Indian War?
The British
The Spanish
The Indians
The French
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To damage the Bank of the United States, Jackson...
Forced it to close after the expiration of its charter
Publicly whipped its director, Nicholas Biddle
Eliminated its ability to collect tariff revenue
Withdrew all of its money
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What is the Constitution?
Supreme Law of the Land
Declares our Independence
A weak meaningless document
Document of interpretation of laws
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The Indian Removal Act allowed the United States of America to
Move Indians living west of the Mississippi to the east
Move Indians from east of the Mississippi to the west
make Native Americans citizens of the United States
go to war with Native Americans
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What was the purpose of the Articles of Confederation?
Elect a ruler to govern the United States
Establish control of the United States
Govern the colonies after independence from England
Divide the country into different parts

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