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1 Mid-Term Review

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4 Colonial Period

5 Constitution

6 First Presidents

7 Reform Movements and Manifest Destiny

8 Civil War and Reconstruction

9 Immigration and Industrialization

10 Reform Movements and Manifest and Industrialization
Destiny Immigration and Industrialization Colonial Period Civil War and Reconstruction First Presidents Constitution $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 Final Jeopardy

11 The western boundary of the United States after the signing of the Treaty of Paris in 1783.
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12 What is the Mississippi River?
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13 Colonial response to the Tea Act passed by the British Parliament.
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14 What is the Boston Tea Party?
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15 English philosopher who influenced Thomas Jefferson’s idea of natural rights in the Declaration of Independence. Incorrect Correct

16 Who is John Locke? Back to Question Main Board

17 The first representative law making body established in the colonies.
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18 What is the Virginia House of Burgesses?
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19 Favorable balance of trade between a mother country and the colonies, where the colonies were limited with who they could trade with. Incorrect Correct

20 What is mercantilism? Back to Question Main Board

21 The controversial system used to elected the President of the United States
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22 What is the electoral college?
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23 The power gained by the Supreme Court following the case of Marbury v
The power gained by the Supreme Court following the case of Marbury v. Madison (1803) Incorrect Correct

24 What is judicial review?
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25 The system of separation of powers between the national government (delegated), state government (reserved) and shared powers (concurrent) Incorrect Correct

26 What is Federalism? Back to Question Main Board

27 The compromise that was created at the Constitutional Convention that settled the issue over representation of the states in Congress by creating a Bi-cameral legislature Incorrect Correct

28 What is the Great Compromise?
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29 Armed uprising that showed the weaknesses of the federal government under the Articles of Confederation and led to the Constitutional Convention. Incorrect Correct

30 What is Shay’s Rebellion?
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31 The process of providing government jobs to political supporters and increased people’s access to government jobs Incorrect Correct

32 What is the spoils system?
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33 American foreign policy that expanded the United States influence in the western hemisphere
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34 What is the Monroe Doctrine?
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35 Rebellion of Pennsylvanian farmers that was crushed by George Washington and showed the federal government would enforce the law Incorrect Correct

36 What is the Whiskey Rebellion?
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37 The project, completed in 1825, resulted from Governor DeWitt Clinton’s plan to link the Hudson River to the Midwest that began in 1819 Incorrect Correct

38 What is the Erie Canal? Back to Question Main Board

39 The main reason why political parties formed in the 1790s after George Washington warned our nation against them Incorrect Correct

40 What is the distribution of power between the national government and state government?
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41 Territory purchased in 1853 to complete the building of the transcontinental railroad
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42 What is the Gadsden Purchase?
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43 President James K. Polk belief in Manifest Destiny led to the outbreak of this war.
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44 What is the Mexican American War?
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45 The first women’s rights convention held in 1848.
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46 What is the Seneca Falls Convention?
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47 The movement to highlight the destructiveness of drinking on family life.
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48 What is the Temperance Movement?
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49 Law passed in 1862 to encourage the settlement of western states.
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50 What is the Homestead Act?
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51 Abraham Lincoln believed the state’s lacked this right at the beginning of the Civil War
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52 What is the right to secede?
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53 The Supreme Court case that upheld segregation of public facilities as constitutional.
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54 What is Plessy v. Ferguson?
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55 A series of laws passed in the Southern States and Local Governments to prevent African-Americans from achieving social equality Incorrect Correct

56 What are Jim Crow Laws? Back to Question Main Board

57 Lincoln’s reasoning behind his lenient policy of Reconstruction.
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58 What is to heal the nation as quickly as possible?
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59 The underlying reason why Andrew Johnson was impeached.
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60 What is a power struggle between the President and Congress over Reconstruction?
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61 The mass movement of people to cities.
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62 What is urbanization? Back to Question Main Board

63 Entrepreneur who used the assembly line in his factories.
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64 Who is Henry Ford? Back to Question Main Board

65 This belief: “All forms of life developed from earlier forms
This belief: “All forms of life developed from earlier forms. In every case the fittest survived and the weak died out. It is the same for people and nations.” Incorrect Correct

66 What is Social Darwinism?
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67 Political party that formed that fought for the rights of farmers and the idea of bimetallism
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68 What is the Populist Party?
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69 During the late 19th century, Samuel Gompers, Terence Powderly, and Eugene Debs were leaders of this movement. Incorrect Correct

70 What are Labor Unions? Back to Question Main Board

71 Constitution

72 Final Jeopardy! The total number of articles that are contained in the United States Constitution

73 Final Jeopardy! What is seven?


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