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Sharing power between a Sharing power between a central power and its political central power and its political subdivisions.subdivisions.A. DemocracyA. DemocracyB. RepublicB. RepublicC. FederalismC. FederalismD. Confederation D. Confederation

Sharing power between a Sharing power between a central power and its political central power and its political subdivisions.subdivisions.A. DemocracyA. DemocracyB. RepublicB. RepublicC. FederalismC. FederalismD. Confederation D. Confederation

Having the right to vote.Having the right to vote.A. SecessionA. SecessionB. SuffrageB. SuffrageC. ToleranceC. ToleranceD. MercantilismD. Mercantilism

Having the right to vote.Having the right to vote.A. SecessionA. SecessionB. SuffrageB. SuffrageC. ToleranceC. ToleranceD. MercantilismD. Mercantilism

What did Franklin propose to What did Franklin propose to unite the colonies into a unite the colonies into a loose confederation?loose confederation?A. ConstitutionA. ConstitutionB. Bill of RightsB. Bill of RightsC. Articles of ConfederationC. Articles of ConfederationD. Emancipation D. Emancipation ProclamationProclamation

What did Franklin propose to What did Franklin propose to unite the colonies into a unite the colonies into a loose confederation?loose confederation?A. ConstitutionA. ConstitutionB. Bill of RightsB. Bill of RightsC. Articles of ConfederationC. Articles of ConfederationD. Emancipation D. Emancipation ProclamationProclamation

When farmers took up arms When farmers took up arms to protest a tax put on their to protest a tax put on their product made from corn.product made from corn.A. Albany PlanA. Albany PlanB. Battle of Fallen TimbersB. Battle of Fallen TimbersC. Shay’s RebellionC. Shay’s RebellionD. Whiskey RebellionD. Whiskey Rebellion

When farmers took up arms When farmers took up arms to protest a tax put on their to protest a tax put on their product made from corn.product made from corn.A. Albany PlanA. Albany PlanB. Battle of Fallen TimbersB. Battle of Fallen TimbersC. Shay’s RebellionC. Shay’s RebellionD. Whiskey RebellionD. Whiskey Rebellion

No territory changed hands No territory changed hands and boundary disputes were and boundary disputes were to be settled later.to be settled later.A. Treaty of Paris 1763A. Treaty of Paris 1763B. Treaty of Paris 1783B. Treaty of Paris 1783C. Treaty of Ghent C. Treaty of Ghent D. Treaty of Guadalupe-D. Treaty of Guadalupe-HildalgoHildalgo

No territory changed hands No territory changed hands and boundary disputes were and boundary disputes were to be settled later.to be settled later.A. Treaty of Paris 1763A. Treaty of Paris 1763B. Treaty of Paris 1783B. Treaty of Paris 1783C. Treaty of Ghent C. Treaty of Ghent D. Treaty of Guadalupe-D. Treaty of Guadalupe-HildalgoHildalgo

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What about Dr. Blackwell What about Dr. Blackwell made it difficult to get into made it difficult to get into Medical school?Medical school?A. An AbolitionistA. An AbolitionistB. A Native AmericanB. A Native AmericanC. A womanC. A womanD. Lack of moneyD. Lack of money

What about Dr. Blackwell What about Dr. Blackwell made it difficult to get into made it difficult to get into Medical school?Medical school?A. An AbolitionistA. An AbolitionistB. A Native AmericanB. A Native AmericanC. A womanC. A womanD. Lack of moneyD. Lack of money

What started the war with What started the war with Mexico?Mexico?A. Border DisputeA. Border DisputeB. TariffsB. TariffsC. Naval BlockadeC. Naval BlockadeD. Mexico was encouraging D. Mexico was encouraging Indians to raid our towns.Indians to raid our towns.

What started the war with What started the war with Mexico?Mexico?A. Border DisputeA. Border DisputeB. TariffsB. TariffsC. Naval BlockadeC. Naval BlockadeD. Mexico was encouraging D. Mexico was encouraging Indians to raid our towns.Indians to raid our towns.

Why did we make the Why did we make the Gadsden Purchase?Gadsden Purchase?A. To get an Iron rangeA. To get an Iron rangeB. To get oil rightsB. To get oil rightsC. Gold was discovered thereC. Gold was discovered thereD. To build a railroadD. To build a railroad

Why did we make the Why did we make the Gadsden Purchase?Gadsden Purchase?A. To get an Iron rangeA. To get an Iron rangeB. To get oil rightsB. To get oil rightsC. Gold was discovered thereC. Gold was discovered thereD. To build a railroadD. To build a railroad

What did the Lewis and Clark What did the Lewis and Clark expedition FAIL to do?expedition FAIL to do?A. Cross the Rocky Mtns.A. Cross the Rocky Mtns.B. Reach the PacificB. Reach the PacificC. Find a Northwest PassageC. Find a Northwest PassageD. Establish good relations D. Establish good relations with the Indians.with the Indians.

What did the Lewis and Clark What did the Lewis and Clark expedition FAIL to do?expedition FAIL to do?A. Cross the Rocky Mtns.A. Cross the Rocky Mtns.B. Reach the PacificB. Reach the PacificC. Find a Northwest PassageC. Find a Northwest PassageD. Establish good relations D. Establish good relations with the Indians.with the Indians.

What was the name of the What was the name of the system that helped runaway system that helped runaway slaves move to the north?slaves move to the north?A. Declaration of SentimentsA. Declaration of SentimentsB. The Temperance B. The Temperance MovementMovementC. Enabling ActC. Enabling ActD. Underground RailroadD. Underground Railroad

What was the name of the What was the name of the system that helped runaway system that helped runaway slaves move to the north?slaves move to the north?A. Declaration of SentimentsA. Declaration of SentimentsB. The Temperance B. The Temperance MovementMovementC. Enabling ActC. Enabling ActD. Underground RailroadD. Underground Railroad

John Brown’s raid on Harpers John Brown’s raid on Harpers Ferry did what?Ferry did what?A. Made Brown a hero with A. Made Brown a hero with AbolitionistsAbolitionistsB. Was condemned by B. Was condemned by LincolnLincolnC. Was approved by the C. Was approved by the SouthSouthD. Caused a slave revoltD. Caused a slave revolt

John Brown’s raid on Harpers John Brown’s raid on Harpers Ferry did what?Ferry did what?A. Made Brown a hero with A. Made Brown a hero with AbolitionistsAbolitionistsB. Was condemned by B. Was condemned by LincolnLincolnC. Was approved by the C. Was approved by the SouthSouthD. Caused a slave revoltD. Caused a slave revolt

What did the south call their What did the south call their country during the Civil War?country during the Civil War?A. Federation of ConfederacyA. Federation of ConfederacyB. Confederation of StatesB. Confederation of StatesC. Confederate States of C. Confederate States of AmericaAmericaD. DixieD. Dixie

What did the south call their What did the south call their country during the Civil War?country during the Civil War?A. Federation of ConfederacyA. Federation of ConfederacyB. Confederation of StatesB. Confederation of StatesC. Confederate States of C. Confederate States of AmericaAmericaD. DixieD. Dixie

Which side started the first Which side started the first income tax?income tax?A. NorthA. NorthB. SouthB. SouthC. BothC. BothD. NeitherD. Neither

Which side started the first Which side started the first income tax?income tax?A. NorthA. NorthB. SouthB. SouthC. BothC. BothD. NeitherD. Neither

How long did both sides How long did both sides expect the war to last?expect the war to last?A. 5 – 10 yearsA. 5 – 10 yearsB. 2 – 4 yearsB. 2 – 4 yearsC. 1 – 2 yearsC. 1 – 2 yearsD. Less than a yearD. Less than a year

How long did both sides How long did both sides expect the war to last?expect the war to last?A. 5 – 10 yearsA. 5 – 10 yearsB. 2 – 4 yearsB. 2 – 4 yearsC. 1 – 2 yearsC. 1 – 2 yearsD. Less than a yearD. Less than a year

Who won the Civil War?Who won the Civil War?A. NorthA. NorthB. SouthB. SouthC. EastC. EastD. WestD. West

Who won the Civil War?Who won the Civil War?A. NorthA. NorthB. SouthB. SouthC. EastC. EastD. WestD. West

Under Congressional Under Congressional Reconstruction, political Reconstruction, political power in the south shifted to:power in the south shifted to:A. The KKKA. The KKKB. Former Confederate B. Former Confederate leadersleadersC. Former Slaves and whites C. Former Slaves and whites who remained loyal to the who remained loyal to the U.S.U.S.D. White southern DemocratsD. White southern Democrats

Under Congressional Under Congressional Reconstruction, political Reconstruction, political power in the south shifted to:power in the south shifted to:A. The KKKA. The KKKB. Former Confederate B. Former Confederate leadersleadersC. Former Slaves and whites C. Former Slaves and whites who remained loyal to the who remained loyal to the U.S.U.S.D. White southern DemocratsD. White southern Democrats

Which event happened first?Which event happened first?A. Gadsden PurchaseA. Gadsden PurchaseB. Louisiana PurchaseB. Louisiana PurchaseC. War of 1812C. War of 1812D. Washington elected D. Washington elected PresidentPresident

Which event happened first?Which event happened first?A. Gadsden PurchaseA. Gadsden PurchaseB. Louisiana PurchaseB. Louisiana PurchaseC. War of 1812C. War of 1812D. Washington elected D. Washington elected PresidentPresident

Who viewed the Alien and Who viewed the Alien and Sedition acts as an attack on Sedition acts as an attack on the first amendment rights of the first amendment rights of Freedom of speech?Freedom of speech?A. FederalistsA. FederalistsB. RepublicansB. RepublicansC. WhigsC. WhigsD. Know NothingsD. Know Nothings

Who viewed the Alien and Who viewed the Alien and Sedition acts as an attack on Sedition acts as an attack on the first amendment rights of the first amendment rights of Freedom of speech?Freedom of speech?A. FederalistsA. FederalistsB. RepublicansB. RepublicansC. WhigsC. WhigsD. Know NothingsD. Know Nothings

Hamilton and other Hamilton and other Federalists favored a Federalists favored a government ruled by:government ruled by:A. well-educated wealthy A. well-educated wealthy peoplepeopleB. common peopleB. common peopleC. state governmentsC. state governmentsD. Large ducks with blood D. Large ducks with blood dripping from their evil bills!dripping from their evil bills!

Hamilton and other Hamilton and other Federalists favored a Federalists favored a government ruled by:government ruled by:A. well-educated wealthy A. well-educated wealthy peoplepeopleB. common peopleB. common peopleC. state governmentsC. state governmentsD. Large ducks with blood D. Large ducks with blood dripping from their evil bills!dripping from their evil bills!

Jefferson and other Jefferson and other Republicans favored:Republicans favored:A. a socialist governmentA. a socialist governmentB. a strong central B. a strong central governmentgovernmentC. a limited, weak central C. a limited, weak central governmentgovernmentD. Going to the dentist rather D. Going to the dentist rather than listening to rap.than listening to rap.

Jefferson and other Jefferson and other Republicans favored:Republicans favored:A. a socialist governmentA. a socialist governmentB. a strong central B. a strong central governmentgovernmentC. a limited, weak central C. a limited, weak central governmentgovernmentD. Going to the dentist rather D. Going to the dentist rather than listening to rap.than listening to rap.

Why were western War Why were western War Hawks so eager for war Hawks so eager for war against Britain in 1812?against Britain in 1812?A. British BlockadeA. British BlockadeB. U.S. wanted Indian alliesB. U.S. wanted Indian alliesC. Gain control of MississippiC. Gain control of MississippiD. Gain control of CanadaD. Gain control of Canada

Why were western War Why were western War Hawks so eager for war Hawks so eager for war against Britain in 1812?against Britain in 1812?A. British BlockadeA. British BlockadeB. U.S. wanted Indian alliesB. U.S. wanted Indian alliesC. Gain control of MississippiC. Gain control of MississippiD. Gain control of CanadaD. Gain control of Canada

How many stripes were on How many stripes were on the flag that the national the flag that the national anthem was written about?anthem was written about?A. 13A. 13B. 15B. 15C. 20C. 20D. 50D. 50

How many stripes were on How many stripes were on the flag that the national the flag that the national anthem was written about?anthem was written about?A. 13A. 13B. 15B. 15C. 20C. 20D. 50D. 50

Jackson’s policy of firing your Jackson’s policy of firing your enemies and hiring friends.enemies and hiring friends.A. Corrupt BargainA. Corrupt BargainB. MudslingingB. MudslingingC. Jacksonian DemocracyC. Jacksonian DemocracyD. Spoils SystemD. Spoils System

Jackson’s policy of firing your Jackson’s policy of firing your enemies and hiring friends.enemies and hiring friends.A. Corrupt BargainA. Corrupt BargainB. MudslingingB. MudslingingC. Jacksonian DemocracyC. Jacksonian DemocracyD. Spoils SystemD. Spoils System

Who got upset with Jackson’s Who got upset with Jackson’s handling of the Nullification handling of the Nullification Crisis?Crisis?A. State’s Rights SupportersA. State’s Rights SupportersB. Common peopleB. Common peopleC. Native AmericansC. Native AmericansD. Rich and well-bornD. Rich and well-born

Who got upset with Jackson’s Who got upset with Jackson’s handling of the Nullification handling of the Nullification Crisis?Crisis?A. State’s Rights SupportersA. State’s Rights SupportersB. Common peopleB. Common peopleC. Native AmericansC. Native AmericansD. Rich and well-bornD. Rich and well-born

Who set up the first Normal Who set up the first Normal School?School?A. Dorothea DixA. Dorothea DixB. Horace MannB. Horace MannC. Frederick DouglassC. Frederick DouglassD. Lucretia MottD. Lucretia Mott

Who set up the first Normal Who set up the first Normal School?School?A. Dorothea DixA. Dorothea DixB. Horace MannB. Horace MannC. Frederick DouglassC. Frederick DouglassD. Lucretia MottD. Lucretia Mott

Most conflict between Indians Most conflict between Indians and Americans was because and Americans was because of their views on:of their views on:A. Ownership of the landA. Ownership of the landB. How to raise childrenB. How to raise childrenC. ReligionC. ReligionD. Family lifeD. Family life

Most conflict between Indians Most conflict between Indians and Americans was because and Americans was because of their views on:of their views on:A. Ownership of the landA. Ownership of the landB. How to raise childrenB. How to raise childrenC. ReligionC. ReligionD. Family lifeD. Family life

Stephen Douglas’ idea that Stephen Douglas’ idea that each territory should decide each territory should decide for itself whether to allow for itself whether to allow slavery.slavery.A. democracyA. democracyB. temperanceB. temperanceC. popular sovereigntyC. popular sovereigntyD. abolitionismD. abolitionism

Stephen Douglas’ idea that Stephen Douglas’ idea that each territory should decide each territory should decide for itself whether to allow for itself whether to allow slavery.slavery.A. democracyA. democracyB. temperanceB. temperanceC. popular sovereigntyC. popular sovereigntyD. abolitionismD. abolitionism

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