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Which Native American civilization built large cities such as Tenochtitlán?
Aztec
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How did geography influence the development of early civilizations?
Rivers provided fertile soil and transportation
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What was the main purpose of the Columbian Exchange?
Exchange goods diseases and ideas between hemispheres
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Mercantilism encouraged colonies to
Benefit the mother country economically
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Which colonial region depended most on shipbuilding and trade?
New England Colonies
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What was the primary cause of the American Revolution?
Disagreements over taxes and representation
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The Declaration of Independence reflects the Enlightenment idea of
Natural rights
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Which battle is considered the turning point of the American Revolution?
Saratoga
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Why did the Articles of Confederation fail?
The national government lacked important powers
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The Three-Fifths Compromise addressed
Representation of enslaved people
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What was one result of the Louisiana Purchase?
Increased size of the United States
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Jacksonian Democracy expanded voting rights primarily for
White males
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What was the purpose of the Indian Removal Act?
Relocate Native Americans westward
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Manifest Destiny encouraged
Westward expansion in the U.S.
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Which issue most divided the North and South before the Civil War?
Slavery
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What was the significance of the 13th Amendment?
Abolished slavery
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Industrialization led to the growth of
Cities and factories
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Why did immigrants come to the United States in the late 1800s?
Escape economic hardship and find opportunities
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What problem did muckrakers expose?
Government and business corruption
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The New Deal attempted to
Recover from the Great Depression
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What was a major cause of World War I?
Militarism and alliances
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What event directly caused the United States to enter WWII?
Pearl Harbor
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The Holocaust refers to
Genocide by Nazi Germany
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Containment was a U.S. policy designed to
Stop the spread of communism
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Brown v. Board of Education ruled that
Segregation in schools was unconstitutional
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The Stonewall Riots are significant because they
Sparked the modern LGBTQ+ rights movement
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Mesopotamia is often called the
Cradle of Civilization
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Confucianism focused primarily on
Social harmony and respect
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What was a major achievement of the Islamic Golden Age?
Advances in science and mathematics
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The Silk Road connected
Europe and Asia through trade
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Feudalism in medieval Europe was based on
Land and loyalty
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What was one effect of the Renaissance?
Renewed interest in classical learning
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The printing press helped spread
Ideas and literacy
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The Enlightenment emphasized
Reason and natural rights
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Which revolution was influenced by Enlightenment ideas?
French Revolution
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Imperialism often involved
Domination of weaker regions
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What was a major effect of the Industrial Revolution?
Growth of factories and cities
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Fascism is best described as
Authoritarian nationalism
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What was the purpose of the United Nations?
Promote international peace and cooperation
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Latitude measures distance
North and south
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Which factor most affects climate?
Latitude
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Push factors cause people to
Leave an area
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Cultural diffusion occurs when
Ideas and customs spread between groups
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Scarcity exists because
Wants exceed limited resources
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Opportunity cost is
Next best alternative given up
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Supply and demand help determine
Prices in a market economy
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GDP measures
Value of goods and services produced
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Inflation refers to
Rising prices over time
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What is the purpose of the Federal Reserve?
Regulate money supply and banking
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A tariff is a
Tax on imports
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Comparative advantage means
Producing goods at lower opportunity cost
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A recession is characterized by
Declining economic activity
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Labor strikes are used to
Protest wages or conditions
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What is one function of political parties?
Organize voters and support candidates
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What does the First Amendment protect?
Freedom of speech and religion
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The purpose of checks and balances is to
Prevent abuse of power
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What did Marbury v. Madison establish?
Judicial review
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What is federalism?
Division of power between national and state governments
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What is separation of powers?
Division of government responsibilities among branches
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What does the Bill of Rights protect?
Individual freedoms and rights
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What was the goal of the Civil Rights Movement?
End segregation and racial discrimination
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What did the Voting Rights Act of 1965 protect?
Voting rights especially for African Americans
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What was the purpose of the Montgomery Bus Boycott?
Protest segregated buses
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What was the significance of the March on Washington?
Civil rights demonstration featuring MLK’s speech
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What did the Freedom Rides challenge?
Segregation in interstate transportation
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What was the significance of the Little Rock Nine?
Integration of Central High School in Arkansas
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What was the goal of the Women’s suffrage movement?
Gain voting rights for women
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What was the goal of the Women’s Liberation Movement?
Gender equality
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What was the goal of the Chicano Movement?
Mexican American civil rights and equality
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What was the purpose of the American Indian Movement?
Advocate for Native American rights
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What did the Gay Rights Movement advocate for?
LGBTQ+ equality
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What was a major goal of the Scientific Revolution?
Use observation and experimentation to understand the world
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What was humanism during the Renaissance?
Belief emphasizing human achievement and learning
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Who began the Protestant Reformation?
Martin Luther
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What did the Protestant Reformation challenge?
Authority of the Catholic Church
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What did the French Revolution overthrow?
The monarchy in France
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What is nationalism?
Strong pride and loyalty to one’s nation
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What was the purpose of imperialism?
Expand political and economic control
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What was the purpose of the United Nations?
Promote peace and international cooperation
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What were the Allied Powers in WWII?
Alliance including the U.S. Britain Soviet Union and France
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What were the Axis Powers in WWII?
Alliance including Germany Italy and Japan
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What was the Cold War?
Political tension between the U.S. and Soviet Union
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What did the Berlin Wall symbolize?
Division between communist East and democratic West
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What was the Cuban Missile Crisis?
Cold War confrontation over Soviet missiles in Cuba
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What was the purpose of the Truman Doctrine?
Support countries resisting communism
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What is capitalism?
Economic system based on private ownership and free markets
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What is communism?
System where government controls property and production
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What is socialism?
System advocating government ownership of industries
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What is globalization?
Increasing connection among world economies and cultures
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What is human geography?
Study of people cultures and populations
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What is physical geography?
Study of landforms climate and environment
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What are pull factors?
Reasons attracting people to a place
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What is migration?
Movement of people from one place to another
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What was the Silk Road used for?
Trade between Europe and Asia
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What is Daoism?
Chinese philosophy emphasizing harmony with nature
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What is Shintoism?
Japanese religion focused on spirits and nature
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What are the Five Pillars of Islam?
Five central duties of Muslims
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What is the Mandate of Heaven?
Chinese belief rulers govern with divine approval
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What is the dynastic cycle?
Pattern of rise and fall of Chinese dynasties
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What were the Crusades?
Religious wars over the Holy Land