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Question | Answer |
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Which amendments make the bill of rights? | Amendments 1-10 |
What amendment is freedom of speech, religion, press, assemble, petition | 1st Amendment |
What amendment is right to bear arms | 2nd Amendment |
What amendment is freedom fro quartering troops | 3rd Amendment |
What amendment is freedom from search and seizure | 4th Amendment |
What amendment is right to grand jury, double jeopardy, right to due process | 5th Amendment |
What amendment is right to trail by jury, confront accuser | 6th Amendment |
What amendment is right to jury trail in civil cases | 7th Amendment |
What amendment prohibits excess bail and cruel and unusual punishment. | 8th Amendment |
What amendment give non-enumerated rights are retained by the people | 9th Amendment |
What amendment says powers not specifically given to the US are retained by the states and the people | 10th Amendment |
What amendment limits power of national govt. in suits against states | 11th Amendment |
What amendment revised electoral college procedure for election of Vp and President | 12th Amendment |
What amendment outlawed Slavery | 13th Amendment |
What amendment says ex-slaves are citizens, due process to states | 14th Amendment |
What amendment says right to vote cannot be denied or abridged on basis of race, color, or previous condition of servitude. | 15th Amendment |
What amendment authorized federal income tax | 16th Amendment |
What amendment provided direct election of US senators | 17th Amendment |
What amendment prohibited the manufacture or sale of liquor in US | 18th Amendment |
What amendment addressed women's suffrage | 19th Amendment |
What amendment was called the lame duck. Created emergency president succession plan | 20th Amendment |
What amendment repealed to end prohibition | 21st Amendment |
What amendment limit presidents to 2 terms | 22nd Amendment |
What amendment gives DC citizens right to vote | 23rd Amendment |
What amendment prohibits poll taxes for federeal elections | 24th Amendment |
What amendment revised the pres. disability and successsion process | 25th Amendment |
What amendment lowered voting to 18 | 26th Amendment |
What amendment delayed the effect of congressional pay raises | 27th Amendment |
What caused US to enter WW1 | Germany declares submarine warfare against armed vessels |
What was the name of the British ship sunk by the Germans killing 1200 people | Lusitania |
What stated WWI | assassination of Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand |
What was the Zimmerman Telegram | telegram from German Foreign Minister to the German Minister of Mexico, offering US territory to Mexico for joining the german cause |
Who was Coronado | First European to explore teh southwest. Searched for the city of gold. first to visit the grand canyon |
Who was Cortes | Over threw the aztec empires and claimed montezuma for spain |
Who was de Soto | First spanish explorer to sail the atlantic and the first european to explore florida, and mississippi river |
Who was John Cabot | First english explorer to lay claim to north america |
Who was Sir Francis Drake | Mayor of Plymouth, second in command of the english fleet |
Who was John Smith | Founder and leader of Jamestown |
Who was Henry Hudson | Explored Arctic ocean. hired to find North west passage |
Who was Sir Walter Raleigh | First english settlement attempt at roanoke island |
Who is Jacques Cartier | French explorer to canada |
Who is Samuel de Champlain | French explorer who mapped much of the north america. Father of new france |
Who is Sieur de la Salle | First European to travel the entire mississippi river |
Who is Christopher Columbus | First European to sail across the Atlantic for spain. discovered america |
Who is Amerigo Vespucci | Italian explorer sailed from portugal. First person to realize americas were separate from asia |
Who was Giovanni da Verrazano | Italian explored the atlantic coast of north america |
Who is James Madison | author of the bill of rights |
Who was Alexander Hamilton | felt that the bill of rights might limit unspoken rights |
Who was George Madison | Wrote the virginia bill of rights |
Who was John Locke | known for a stance proposing that all men were fee and equal. comments used in presenting the bill of rights to congress |
Who was Vasco Balboa | crossed isthmus of panama and discovered the pacific ocean |
Who was Ferdinand Magellan | sailed on a 3 year voyage around the world |
Who was Francisco Pizarro | overtook the inca in peru |
Who was da gama | sailed around africa to india |
What was the Columbian Exchange | plants, animals, foods, people between N&S hemispheres. brought diseases |
What were pre-colonial civilizations | Indigenous populations existing in americas prior to spanish and english explorers |
Who were the inca | peru empire flourished around 1200 to 1530 |
Who were the aztecs | modern nation of mexico. |
Who were the adena and hopewell | located in ohio and mississippi valley. |
Who were the mayans | developed heiroglyphic writing and a calendar.southern mexico/ yucatan |
What is the Beringia | submerged area under the bering sea that is thought to have been the land bridge between asia and north america |
what region did the Nez Perce live | Oregon, Washington, and Idaho |
what region did the pawnee live | Nebraska |
who were the Paleo indians | first settlers of the americas |
What was the iroquois | confederation of tribe known as the six nations. located in new york |
What region did the Cherokee live | southeast, north and south carolina, georgia, alabama, tennessee |
What is Anasazi | north american culture centered around chaco canyon and included complex roads and irrigation systems |
What was the agricultural revolution | shift from hunting and gathering to cultivating basic food crops |
What ist the eastern woodland cultures | indian groups that switched between agrarian communities and hunter gatherer family groups seasonally |
Who founded Quebec | Samuel de Champlain |
What were the early dutch colonies | NY, NJ, CT, DE, and PA |
What were the early english colonies | settled for religious freedom, commerce, and trade, eventually grew into 13 distinct territories |
Who was Richard Hakluyt | author of Voyages |
What was Jamestown | first permanent english settlement in north america |
What was the virginia company | english stock company. responisible for establishing the jamestown settlement |
What is the protestant reformation | 16th century religious movement to reform and challenge the authority of the roman catholic church |
What was the Massachusetts Bay Colony | english settlement centered around salem and boston. |
What is plymouth | landing site of the mayflower |
Who were the puritans | members of a reformed protestean sect that insisted on removing all catholicism |
What was the mayflower compact | the first governing document of the plymouth colony. |
What was the great Migration | voluntary migration of poor europeans to the americas |
Who founded Maryland | George Calvert. a haven for englands persecuted catholics |
Who was william penn | founded pennsylvania, for a refuge of english quakers |
What is the headright system | system of land distrbution through which settlers were granted 50 acres for each person who transferred to the new world |
Who were the Conquistadores | Spanish adventureers. subdued the native americans and created a spanish empire in the new world |
What is the encomienda system | labor system that rewarded xonquistadores in the new world by garnting them local villages and control over the natives |
What is the treaty of tordesillas | treaty to resolve land claims of spain and portugal. divided the world along a north-south line. Portugal got brazil, spain everything else |
What is requerimiento | document threatening to enslave native americans if spanish demands were not met |
What was the seven year war | french and indian war |
What was the proclamation of 1763 | attempted to restrain americans from moving onto indian land west of the appalachian mountians |
What was the sugar act | also known as the revenue act. placed new burdens on the navigation acts. |
What was the stamp act | required an offical stamp on all documents. John Adams stated "The pot is set to boil" |
What are the townsend duties | duties placed on american imports of paper, glass, paint and tea. Created by Charles townsend |
What were the coercive acts | also known as the intolerable acts. closed ports of boston, quartered troops in private residences, limited town meetings |
What were the intolerable acts | boston act, massachusetts act, quartering act, and the impartial adimistration of justice act |
What was the tea act | allowed the east india company to sell directly to the colonies. |
What was the quebec act | enlarged the boundaries of the french/catholic province |
who were the sons of liberty | secret organization of american patriots |
What was the boston massacure | confrontation between british troops and boston mob. five people killed when shot fired into the crowd |
What were the navigation acts | series of laws which restricted the use of foreign shiiping for trade between england and the colonies |
What was the quartering act | required the providing of qfuarters for british soldiers |
What was the "shot heard round the world" | impact of the battle at old north bridge in concord. Start of the revolutionary war |
First continental congress | representatives from each colony except georgia, to compose a statement of colonial rights |
Second continental congress | established the continental army, elected george washington as commander in chief of said army |
Articles of confederation | the first govening constitution of the united states. |
What was the treaty of Paris | gave the united states control of cuba, philippines, puerto rico, and guam |
What was the battle of bunker hill | also known as battle of breed's hill. colonials held position until they ran out of ammunition. |
Who was Paul Revere | boston silversmith, who sounding the alarm that the british were coming |
who was James Madison | 4th president |
Who ws James Monroe | 5th president |
What was the Missouri compromise | missouri was declared a slave state |
What was the monroe doctrine | declaring US opposition to european interference in the americas. |
What is the black legend | spaniards oppression of native americans |
Who is Benjamin Franklin | one of the founding fathers, inventor, helped draft the declaration of indepence |
Who was George Washington | 1st president, determined presidential role and term limits, commanded the army |
Who was John Adams | 2nd President, first VP, |
Who was Samuel Adams | proposed meeting of continental congress and signed the delcaration in 1776 |
What is Jeffersonianism | notions that people are self-sufficient and survive and thrive because of their own choices |
What was the Louisiana Purchase | purchased land from the gulf of mexico to the rocky mountains and canada from france |
Who was Thomas Jefferson | 3rd president. involved in the louisiana purchase. commissioned Lewis and clark |
Who was Andrew Jackson | 7th president. responsible for the trail of tears and indian removal act |
What was the trail of tears | forced relocation of native americans to oklahoma |
What was the indian removal act | authorized the president to negotiate treaties to purchase tribal lands in the east for land further west |
Abramham Lincoln | 16th president. president during the civil war. freed slaves. wrote the emancipation proclamation. famous gettyburg address |
What was the emancipation proclamation | freed slaves in territories not already under union control |
Who was Theodore Roosevelt | 26th president. author of square deal, |
What was the square deal | aimed at helping middle class citizens |
What was the spanish/American war | conflict between spain and the us over the liberation of cuba |
What is the panama canal | water way across colombia |
Who was Woodrow Wilson | 28th president, during WWI and the league of nations |
What was the fourteen points | intended to assure the country that WWI was being fought for a moral cause |
What was the league of nations | established by the poeace treaties that ended WWI |
Who was Franklin D. Roosevelt | 32nd president. only president to serve more than two terms. author of the new deal. author of the alphabet agencies. president during WWII |
Who passed the Agricultural adjustment act | Franklin D Roosevelt |
Who passed the Tennessee Valley authority | Franklin D roosevelt |
Who helped establish the FDIC | Franklin D Roosevelt |
What was the new deal | programs to help to the unempolyed during the great depression |
Who was Harry S. Truman | 33rd president. atom bomb, and desegregation of the military. called for foundation of Nato |
Where was the first atomic bomb dropped | Hiroshima |
Who was Dwight D. Eisenhower | 34th president, added Hawaii and Alaska as states. General during WWII |
John F. Kennedy | 35th president. assassinated in 1963. challenged congress to put man on moon. headed civil rights movement. vietnam |
Bay of pigs invasion | plan to overthrow fidel castro of cuba |
Who was Lyndon B. Johnson | 36th president. vietnam led to his personal destruction. author of great society. |
What was the great society | aid for education, medicare, conservation, development of depressed regions, removal of obstacles to the right to vote |
Who was Richard Nixon | 37th president. watergate. deplomatic openings with china |
Who was Henry Kissinger | involved in the watergate scandal |
Who was Ronald Reagan | 40th president. author of reagonomics. hastened end of cold war. berlin came down |
Who were the federalists | supporters of the constitution who advocated it's ratification. |
Election of 1828 | Jackson vs. Clay. first election truly fought on modern party lines |
What was the Treaty of Guadalupe | treaty ending the mexican/american war |
Who was Andrew Jackson | 7th president. |
Who was Horace Mann | Spokesman for the common public school movement and education reform |
Who was Harriet Beecher Stowe | author of Uncle tom's cabin |
What was the Kansas-Nebraska Act | introduced to bring labor to the colony. Every person who paid their way to VA was granted 50 acres of land. |
What was the compromise of 1850 | admitted California as a free state. strengthened the fugitive slave act. |
What was the fugitive slave act | law denying fugitives a trial by jury, right to testify, and minimal constitutional rights. No safe guards against kidnapping free blacks |
What was the Dred Scott case | slaves could not be citizens. a slave in a free state trying to gain his freedom. |
What did the election of 1860 cause | set the stage the civil war, with Lincoln being elected president |
what was the emancipation proclamation | lincoln proclaims that slaves of the confederacy are free. this made clear that abolishment of slavery was an explicit war aim of the north |
Define the Manifest destiny | expressed the belief that the US had a mission to expand, spreading its form of democracy and freedom |
What was the case of Plessy v. Ferguson about | plessy was jailed for sitting in the "white" car of the east louisiana railroad |
What was "bleeding Kansas | a bloody conflict over kansas becoming a proslavery or antislavery state |
The war with mexico in 1845 | began because the US annexation of Texas |
What was the prohibition of 1919 | amendment passed prohibiting the manufacturing, slaes , and transportation of alcohol in the US |
What was the revenue act | reducted inheritance and personal income tax |
Where did the immigrants come from in the industrial revolution | Europe |
What was black Thursday | stock market drops 1/2 of value in a single day |
who was father coughlin | priest who proposed crank schemes of monetrary inflation |
Who was Frances Townsend | physician who proposed pension plan for those over 60 |
Who was Hideki Tojo | premier of Japaneses military during WWII |
Who wrote the "Crisis" and what was it about | W.E.B. De Bois. encourage soldiers to fight for domacracy |
Who was Rovert Oppenheimer | created teh first atomic bomb |
When was D day | 1944, June 6 |
Who was Winston Churchhill | prime minister and leader for britain in WWII |
Who was Charles De Gaulle | president and leader for the french in WWII |
Who was Stalin | leader of the soviet union during WWIIq |
Describe a political map | boundaries, divisions, and captials |
Describe a relief map | plains, mountains, rivers, deserts and plateaus |
Describe a topographical map | natural and manmade features, realative position, and elevation |
Describe a road map | direction, highways, cities, and interstates |
What is the 38th parallel | dividing line between north and south korea |
Who was Rosa Park | refuse to give up set on bus for a white woman |
What is a climate map | showing the climates for particular areas |
What is a physical map | uses colors, lines, symbols, tints, and shading to show physical characteristics |
Who is Gerarde Mercator | created first projection map in 16th century. |
What is a Mercator map | cylindrical map projection into a rectangular map. |
What are conic projections | crdated in 20th century, superimposed a cone on globe, preserves shape and relationship |
What is cylindrical projection | any projection in which meridians are mapped to equally spaced vertical lines and latitudes are mapped to horizontal lines |
Desert | water is a limiting factor. less in 10 in annually. |
subtropical | areas immediately north and south of the tropic zones. |
grassland | climatic zone between forest and desert. seasonal drought, periodic fires, grasses precominant vegetation. |
Savannah | Alternate rainy seasons with periods of drought, periodic fires, flowering trees, predominant herbivores are insects |
Tundra | cold temps, permafrost, no trees/tall plants, shrubby vegetation with roots that don't penetrate subsoil. |
Tropical forest | along the equator, variable rainfall, only two seasons, wet and dry. |
Artic | cold, long winters, very short mild season, snow all year |
highlands | long, cold winters short, cool summers, dry air, mountains |
subarctic | cool summers, cold winter |
mediterranean | dry, warm summer and cool, wet winter |
semi-arid climate | enough mositure to support vegetation |
humid continental | cool, wet winters, warm dry summers, moderate precipitaion |
humid suptropical | hot summers, no dry season |
continental subarctic | cold to mild all yar, low total precipitation |
Marine west coast | warm-cool summers, no dry season |
What is a deciduous forest | trees drop their leaves before winter because the decrease in temperature limits their ability to photosynthesize |
What is a coniferous forest | forest in temperate regions with warm summers and cool winters. predominately evergreen conifers |
what is deforestation | clearing of vast areas of forests for farming and urban development |
What are the two cliamate factors | air temperture and percipitation |
renewable resources | resources that can be replaced continually |
non-renewable resources | raw gas, iron, copper |
population growth is based on what | birth and death rate |
Legislative branch | power to create, amend, and change laws |
executive branch | responsible for the day-to-day management of the state. contains head of govenment, the president, who is the head of this branch |
Judical branch | explains laws, conducts trails and test the laws to make sure that they are constitutional. consists of the supreme court |
electoral college | to select the president and vice president |
house of representative | elected every 2 years |
senate | elected every six years |
Bill of rights | 1st 10 amendments |
roe v. wade | right to abortion |