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Which of the following BEST explains "American exceptionalism"? A. The belief in American superiority due to its unique mission and history. B. The idea that the U.S. is geographically isolated from other nations. C. The policy of neutrality during both World Wars. D. A focus on expanding agricultural industries.

The belief in American superiority due to its unique mission and history.

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What did the Treaty of Union (1707) accomplish? A. Merged England and Ireland into one kingdom. B. Established the monarchy in the UK. C. Joined the Scottish and English Parliaments into one. D. Created a decentralized education system.

Joined the Scottish and English Parliaments into one.

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What is the purpose of Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs in the U.S.? A. To promote artistic skills. B. To prepare students for high-level political roles. C. To align education with specific workforce needs. D. To provide free education for low-income families.

To align education with specific workforce needs.

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What is the significance of the Brown v. Board of Education ruling in 1954? A. It introduced federal education funding. B. It legalized separate-but-equal facilities. C. It outlawed racial segregation in schools. D. It created affirmative action policies.

It outlawed racial segregation in schools.

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What is a key feature of a parliamentary democracy? A. A monarch with unlimited power. B. An executive branch that derives its legitimacy from the legislature. C. A president directly elected by citizens. D. A judiciary that creates laws.

An executive branch that derives its legitimacy from the legislature.

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Both the UK and the US are mixed economies with dominant private sectors.

True

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The American Revolution was primarily about gaining independence from Spain.

False

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Affirmative action in U.S. education seeks to address discrimination and promote diversity.

True

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The New Deal aimed to reduce government control over industries during the Great Depression.

False

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___________________ was the initiative to address discrimination in U.S. education through redesigned curricula and diverse faculty hiring.

Affirmative action

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The principle of ________________________requires the separation of legislative, executive, and judicial powers.

Separation of powers

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In Britain, the eleven-plus examination sorted students into ________________________, secondary modern, or technical schools.

Grammar schools

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________________________ is the global financial hub located in the City of London.

London

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The American Civil War resolved the issue of ________________________and solidified the Union.

Slavery

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What is Thatcherism?

A British conservative ideology associated with Margaret Thatcher that emphasizes privatization and limiting trade union power.

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How did the 1944 Education Act reform schooling in England and Wales?

It made secondary education free and compulsory and introduced a tripartite school system.

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What is the main objective of affirmative action in U.S. education? A. To reduce the cost of education for all students. B. To increase diversity and address discrimination in education. C. To provide free education for all citizens. D. To promote sports and extracurricular activities.

To increase diversity and address discrimination in education.

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What is the significance of the Acts of Union (1800) in UK history? A. It merged Scotland and England into one kingdom. B. It dissolved the Irish Parliament and united it with the British Parliament. C. It abolished the monarchy in Ireland. D. It established the Commonwealth of Nations.

It dissolved the Irish Parliament and united it with the British Parliament.

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Which of the following is a characteristic of progressive education? A. Focus on rote memorization. B. Emphasis on subject-centered learning. C. Inclusion of physical education and extracurricular activities. D. Exclusive focus on academic knowledge.

Inclusion of physical education and extracurricular activities.

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What is a key feature of Thatcherism? A. Nationalization of industries and increased government control. B. Privatization of state-owned industries and trade union reforms. C. Promotion of free education for all citizens. D. Expansion of agricultural subsidies.

Privatization of state-owned industries and trade union reforms.

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In the Victorian Era, which sector experienced the most significant growth? A. Heavy manufacturing industries. B. The service sector, including banking and insurance. C. Agriculture and farming. D. Transportation and road construction.

The service sector, including banking and insurance.

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The American Dream emphasizes individual prosperity through hard work in a capitalist society.

True

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The principle of "separate-but-equal" in education was upheld by the Brown v. Board of Education case.

False

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The UK has a written constitution based on a single legal document.

False

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Deindustrialization in the UK led to economic decline in northern England, Scotland, and Wales.

True

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The New Deal introduced by President Roosevelt aimed to provide relief, ________________________ , and recovery during the Great Depression.

Reform

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The ________________________ refers to a period of racial segregation laws in the American South.

Jim Crow

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________________________ was an economic philosophy advocating minimal government intervention in the economy.

Laissez-faire

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The ________________________ created the Kingdom of Great Britain by uniting Scotland and England in 1707.

Treaty of Union

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Progressive education promotes “learning by doing” and focuses on ________________________ development.

Child-centered

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What is the purpose of the eleven-plus examination in the UK education system?

It selected students for different secondary school types based on academic ability.

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How does the principle of checks and balances work in the U.S. government?

Each branch of government can limit the powers of the others to prevent abuse of power.

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What is the primary goal of the 1944 Education Act in England and Wales? A. To make education optional for young adults. B. To provide free and compulsory state education. C. To focus exclusively on vocational training. D. To integrate private schools into the public system.

To provide free and compulsory state education.

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Which economic metric measures the average income of a country's citizens? A. GDP B. GDP per capita C. Inflation rate D. Unemployment rate

GDP per capita

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What is a characteristic of a constitutional monarchy? A. The monarch holds supreme legislative and executive powers. B. The monarch's role is largely ceremonial, with real power held by elected officials. C. The government is controlled exclusively by the monarchy. D. The monarchy is abolished in favor of a republic.

The monarch's role is largely ceremonial, with real power held by elected officials.

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In the U.S., the principle of separation of powers divides authority between: A. The federal and state governments. B. The three branches of government: legislative, executive, and judicial. C. The two major political parties. D. The president and Congress.

The three branches of government: legislative, executive, and judicial.

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What was the primary cause of the American Civil War? A. Taxation without representation. B. Slavery and the question of state sovereignty. C. The Industrial Revolution. D. Disputes with Native American tribes.

Slavery and the question of state sovereignty.

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Both the UK and the US are considered mixed economies.

True

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The principle of “separate-but-equal” was upheld by the Brown v. Board of Education ruling.

False

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The U.S. government initially maintained neutrality in both World Wars.

True

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The Roaring Twenties marked a period of economic depression in the U.S. and Europe.

False

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The ________________________ was a series of programs introduced by President Roosevelt to address the Great Depression.

New Deal

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________________________refers to the decline of traditional manufacturing industries in favor of service and high-tech sectors.

Deindustrialization

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________________________ was the landmark 1954 case that declared racial segregation in schools unconstitutional.

Brown v. Board of Education

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In the Victorian Era, the ________________________ became the dominant economic sector in Britain, encompassing industries like banking and insurance.

Service sector

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The American system of federalism divides powers between the ________________________ and the state governments.

Federal government

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What are the three goals of the American education system as outlined by David Labaree?

Democratic equality, social efficiency, and social mobility.

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How did the Acts of Union (1800) reshape the political structure of the UK?

They abolished the Irish Parliament and integrated Ireland into the British political system.