American Studies Cambium Study Sets-Set 2-2025

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Which source would be most helpful in determining the credibility of a claim about President Lyndon Johnson's domestic policies?

A government report containing data on the U.S. poverty rate between 1960 and 2000.

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Which event occurred last in the sequence of events leading to the American Revolution?

The signing of the Declaration of Independence.

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Which of the following is a limitation of using oral histories as a historical source?

They may reflect personal biases or memory distortions over time.

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Which precedent set by the Northwest Ordinance influenced the development of new states in the U.S.?

The requirement that new states draft their own constitutions.

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How does Article I of the U.S. Constitution reflect the framers' commitment to representative government?

By granting Congress the power to make laws on behalf of the people.

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Which statement reflects a key argument made by Federalists during the ratification debates?

A unified nation requires a strong federal government to manage trade and defense.

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How did the introduction of assembly lines affect U.S. industrial workers in the early 20th century?

Workers experienced increased productivity but repetitive work.

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Which statement describes a major impact of the Progressive movement on U.S. society?

It addressed social issues like child labor and food safety.

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Which factor most encouraged the migration of African Americans from the South to the North during the early 1900s?

Expanded job opportunities in northern factories.

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Why did the U.S. Senate oppose ratification of the League of Nations after World War I?

Fear of losing national sovereignty in international decisions.

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Which event marked the beginning of U.S. imperialism in the late 19th century?

The annexation of Hawaii in 1898.

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Which U.S. action following World War I reflected a return to isolationism?

Rejection of the Treaty of Versailles and League of Nations.

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Which social change resulted from the economic boom of the 1920s?

Growth of a consumer culture and widespread use of credit.

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Which policy did Herbert Hoover favor during the early Great Depression?

Encouraging voluntary private relief over government intervention.

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Which factor exacerbated the Dust Bowl's impact on Great Depression farmers?

Overfarming and drought destroying agricultural land.

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Which group saw increased workforce participation during World War II?

Women entering factories to replace enlisted men.

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Which two events shifted U.S. public opinion toward entering World War II? (Select two answers.)

The bombing of Pearl Harbor by Japan & The fall of France to Nazi Germany.

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Which wartime policy limited the production of consumer goods in the U.S.?

The War Production Board's rationing and conversion to military output.

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How did the launch of Sputnik in 1957 affect U.S. society?

It spurred investment in science education and space exploration.

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Which outcome of the Korean War reinforced Cold War tensions?

The division of Korea into communist and non-communist states.

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Which event during the Cuban Missile Crisis demonstrated the risk of nuclear war?

The U.S. naval blockade of Cuba to stop Soviet missile shipments.

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What was the main goal of the National Organization for Women (NOW) during the Civil Rights Movement?

Lobbying for legislation guaranteeing equal rights for women.

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What was the primary purpose of the Interstate Highway Act of 1956?

To improve national defense mobility.

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What was one effect of the increase in the Hispanic population in the United States after the 1965 Immigration Act?

An increase in funding for bilingual education programs.

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Which act was signed into law in 2001 for the purpose of strengthening America's national security to combat terrorism?

The USA PATRIOT Act.

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Which process do historians rely on to determine the reliability of a primary source?

Assessing the author's bias and the context in which it was created.

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Which two factors would a historian most likely consider when analyzing the causes of the Civil War? (Select two answers.)

Economic differences between the North and South & Debates over slavery in new territories.

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Which ideal of democratic government do the grievances in the Declaration of Independence demonstrate?

The government has a responsibility to protect, not violate, the rights of its citizens.

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Which outcome was a result of the transition to mechanized farming in the United States during the late 19th and early 20th centuries?

The production of agricultural goods became more efficient.

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What was a significant outcome of the Spanish-American War for the United States?

The U.S. acquired the Philippines as a territory.