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According to this passage from Common Sense, the author is
urging Americans to become independent from their mother country
What is the primary argument used in this passage by Thomas Paine to make his point?
England cannot effectively govern the colonies because America is so much larger
What was the primary reason James Madison wrote this and other Federalist Papers?
to support ratification of the Constitution
What constitutional principle does Madison most directly describe in this passage?
separation of powers between the branches of government
According to this passage, what was President Thomas Jefferson’s primary objective in proposing the Embargo Acts?
to avoid war
What was one result of the failure of the Embargo Acts?
War of 1812
What is one reason President Abraham Lincoln included these statements in this address?
to reduce the fears of slave-holding states
Which later action by President Lincoln demonstrated a change from his 1861 position?
issuing the Emancipation Proclamation
Which geographic feature does Frederick Jackson Turner suggest as primary in the creation of the American character?
unsettled wilderness
Which federal action is most consistent with the ideas expressed by Frederick Jackson Turner in this excerpt?
passage of the Homestead Act
The authors of the passage would have been most critical of the activities of which two individuals?
John D. Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie
During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, how did Congress attempt to address these practices?
They passed antitrust legislation
A historian would likely use this document to investigate events leading up to the
war with Spain
How did United States foreign policy change in the years immediately following this event?
The United States entered a period of overseas expansion
What was a main reason for the movement of people as shown on this map?
Industrialization provided more employment opportunities
What was one result of the migration shown on the map?
American culture was enriched by new forms of music and literature.
According to the passage, what is one argument in support of free speech during wartime?
Citizens must maintain their right to control the government even in times of war.
Which Supreme Court decision addresses the issue raised by Senator La Follette in this speech?
Schenck v. United States
Why were President Herbert Hoover and the Republican Party unable to solve the problem addressed in this cartoon?
They believed in limited federal government intervention in economic activity.
What was the reason for President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s reaction to the Supreme Court as shown in this cartoon?
Several New Deal programs had been invalidated.
Which situation led the Western Defense Command and Fourth Army Wartime Civil Control Administration to issue this order?
the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor
What Supreme Court case upheld the constitutionality of this order?
Korematsu v. United States
What was a primary purpose of the Marshall Plan?
to contain the spread of communism
The Soviet response to the Marshall Plan contributed to
the Cold War
The purpose of this law was to
limit the power of the president from involving the United States in extended wars
What event most directly led to the passage of this act?
involvement in the Vietnam War
Which presidential role is being demonstrated in the photograph?
chief executive approving congressional bills
What was one way the Voting Rights Act expanded the civil rights of African Americans?
It outlawed the use of literacy tests.
The purpose of this statement was to
question the power granted to Congress under the Constitution
Which provision in the Constitution is the author of this passage questioning?
elastic clause
The Constitution gives the power to determine presidential succession beyond the vice president to
Congress
The 22nd amendment, added in 1951, changed presidential eligibility by
establishing a two-limit term
In this address, President George Washington states that the United States can stay out of foreign entanglements because of its
geographical location
Based on this passage, President Washington would urge the United States to avoid
permanent political alliances
A historian could best use this map to study
Manifest Destiny
Which statement can best be supported by the information found on this map?
Territorial expansion during the 1800s was achieved through a variety of methods.
Based on this excerpt from the Seneca Falls’ Declaration of Sentiments, women should
have equal rights with men
Which government action addressed a grievance included in this declaration?
the 19th amendment
What was a major cause of the invasion John Brown refers to in this letter?
the passage of the Kansas-Nebraska Act
The situation described in this letter led to which outcome?
It was a contributing factor to the Civil War.
Which conclusion about presidential elections is supported by the information on this map?
The popular vote does not solely determine the outcome of elections.
What was one result of the election of 1876?
Reconstruction officially ended.
A historian could best use this cartoon to study
industrialism
This cartoon reflects the foreign policy belief that the United States should
become the protector of the Western Hemisphere
The events described in this letter took place in
the Great Plains during the Dust Bowl in the 1930s
Which action by the federal government was designed to help correct the problems described in this letter?
creation of the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)
What foreign policy goal does President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s statement illustrate?
shifting the United States away from neutrality
Which United States action resulted from the ideas expressed in this passage?
establishment of the Lend-Lease program
What countries received the most aid from the Marshall Plan?
France and the United Kingdom
One major goal of the Marshall Plan was to
contain the spread of communism in Europe
According to this passage, why was the Supreme Court decision about this federal law not enforced?
Politicians feared that they would lose the support of southern white voters.
Based on this passage, what was the goal of the Freedom Riders?
to desegregate the buses and bus terminals in the South
What was the primary reason that Congress passed this 1965 law?
to protect rights guaranteed in the 15th amendment
What was a main reason for the public’s opposition to President Bill Clinton’s intervention in Bosnia?
Americans were hesitant to support foreign military actions after the Vietnam War.
Based on this passage, what was a major reason for President Clinton’s decision?
defending human rights
The event shown on the front page of this newspaper is most closely associated with the
end of the Cold War with the Soviet Union
The situation described in this passage was caused by
European settlement in North America
What course of action does Chief Miantonomo support?
forming alliances to fight the colonial settlers
Which Enlightenment principle does this quotation refer to?
consent of the governed
What impact did this quotation have on the American Revolution?
It helped to justify the colonists’ fight for independence.
The viewpoint expressed in this song reflects
opposition to restrictions on American shipping
Why was New England concerned about President Thomas Jefferson’s embargo?
It depended on foreign trade for its economic prosperity.
This map could best be used to study the concept of
Manifest Destiny
The conflict shown on this map was settled by the
war between the United States and Mexico
According to this excerpt, what is the main purpose of this act of Congress?
to prevent Chinese laborers from entering the United States
This act of Congress supports the goals of
nativists
The main goal of the women’s rights movement in the early 20th century was to achieve
political equality
Which statement best represents a reason why this protest was considered controversial?
Suffragists were picketing while German submarines were attacking American ships.
What concept is best illustrated in this 1924 poem written by Langston Hughes?
racial pride
This poem is an example of the cultural movement known as
the Harlem Renaissance
Which policy is most directly related to the point of view expressed in this cartoon?
Quotas should be established for immigration.
The policy represented by this cartoon was a response to
the growing number of immigrants arriving from Southern and Eastern Europe
What was one impact of the situation described in this letter?
Many families were forced to migrate westward.
Which New Deal action attempted to address the causes of this situation?
The Civilian Conservation Corps implemented reforestation projects.
Which later presidential program is most similar to the idea expressed in this passage?
President Lyndon B. Johnson’s Great Society in the 1960s
What was the major reason President Franklin D. Roosevelt proposed the action illustrated in this cartoon?
The Supreme Court had declared some New Deal programs unconstitutional.
Which constitutional principle was threatened by President Roosevelt’s action?
checks and balances
By implementing this policy in Europe, the United States hoped to stabilize
democratic governments
Which foreign policy does George Marshall’s proposal most directly support?
containment
The issue discussed in this interview resulted from an effort to enforce the Supreme Court decision in
Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka
Which action did President Eisenhower take to address the issue raised in this interview?
sending federal troops to protect African American students in Arkansas
What was a major result of the situation portrayed in the cartoon?
The debate over American intervention abroad intensified.
President Lyndon B. Johnson’s statements are most closely associated with the work of which Progressive Era muckraker?
Upton Sinclair
What conclusion can be drawn from President Johnson’s statement?
President Johnson supported the expansion of consumer protection.