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- 1. Multiple Choice2nd Treatise on Government "life, liberty, and property" - 17th century who heavily influenced Jefferson and othersLockeFranklinArristotlePaine
- 2. Multiple Choice"If any form government becomes destructive of these ends it is the right of the people to alter it or abolish it" - 1776 - Declaration of Independence - What 17th century Enlightenment idea does this show?natural rightsprimo genitorsocial contractfemme covert
- 3. Multiple ChoiceInternational governing body post World War I - failed - United States did not joinUnited NationsLeague of NationsConcert of ViennaArticles of Confederation
- 4. Multiple ChoiceFirst permanent English colony (1607) - introduces House of Burgesses (democracy) and slavery both in 1619PlymouthMassachusetts BayJamestownRoanoke
- 5. Multiple ChoiceJon Winthrop's "City on a Hill", a Puritan colony, religiously inteolerantPlymouthMassachusetts BayRoanokeJamestown
- 6. Multiple ChoiceExecutive Order 9066 from FDR - All Japanese Americans living on the west coast during Wrold War IIInternmentImpeachmentneutralitynullification
- 7. Multiple ChoiceBreak-in at Democratic Headquarters which led to a cover up and the eventual resignation of President Nixon.Trail of TearsMy LaiKent StateWatergate
- 8. Multiple ChoiceSite of 4 anti Vietnam War protesters being killed by National Guard troops.ChicagoCal BerkelyKent StateNew Orleans
- 9. Multiple Choicejudicial review - the Supreme Court can declare federal laws unconstitutionalMcCulloch v. MarylandMarbury v. MadisonRoe v. WadeBrown v. Board of Education
- 10. Multiple Choice"separate but equal" - Supreme Court decision that declared segregation Constitutional as long as the facilites were equalBrown v. Board of EducationMarbury v. MadisonPlessy v. FergusonMcCulloch v. Maryland
- 11. Multiple ChoiceProposals by Jefferson and Madison that states could nullify federal laws (1798-1799)Alien and Sedition ActsBill of RightsHartford ConventionVirginia and Kentucky Reslutions
- 12. Multiple ChoiceThese laws, pushed through Congress by John Adams, casued Madison and Jefferson to propose the Kentucky and Virginia resolutions (1798-1799).Alien and Sediton ActsWabash CasesNullification Actsthe Whiskey Acts
- 13. Multiple ChoiceProgressive Era1820-18601853-18751870-19001900-1920
- 14. Multiple ChoiceGilded Age1820-18601863-18751870-19001900-1920
- 15. Multiple ChoiceReconstruction1820-18601863-18751870-19001900-1920
- 16. Multiple ChoiceAntebellum Era1820-18601863-18751870-19001900-1920
- 17. Multiple ChoiceNew Deal (FDR)1933-19451960s1900-19201607-1639
- 18. Multiple ChoiceSouth Carolina rejected a set of tariffs that protected northern industry bu not southern agriculture (1832)slave rebellionHartford Conventionnullification crisissecession
- 19. Multiple Choiceauthor of the South Carolina Exposition on NullificationGeorge WallaceHenry WallaceLester MadduxJohn Calhoun
- 20. Multiple Choice36-30 - all slave states to the north, all free states to the south, states come into the union in pairsCompromise of 1850Kansas-nebraska ActMissouri Compromisepopular sovereignty
- 21. Multiple ChoiceWorld War I era Supreme Court Case that limited free speech. Speech is not protected if it causes a "clear and present danger"Marbury v. MadisonSchenck v. United StatesRoe v. WadeUS v. Debs
- 22. Multiple Choiceif one country "falls" to Communism all countries near them will followbrinksmanshipdomino theorycontainmentgame theory
- 23. Multiple ChoiceMeeting where it was decide that the Soviets could liberate Eastern Europe, after the Soviets promised to allow free and fair elections.PotsdamTehranBocaYalta
- 24. Multiple Choice"life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness" - Declaration of Independence - 1776Social Contractrights of Englishmenprimo genitorNatural Rights
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