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Elementary Education: Multiple Subjects Social Studies

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What action contained a controversial fugitive slave provision? Compromise of 1850
What American Civil War battle immediately preceded the issuing of the Emancipation Proclamation? Battle of Antietam
Who helped end the system of apartheid in South Africa? Nelson Mandela
What European nation was the first to colonize the southwestern United States? Spain
What was a reaction by the American public to tensions created by the Cold War? the construction of private bomb shelters
What economic term describes a store offering a fifty percent off the price of all inventory? incentive
What amendment to the US Constitution gave woman the right to vote? nineteenth
What ruler was most responsible for ending the persecution of Christians in Ancient Rome? Constantine
The Ring of Fire region is best known for what characteristic? high levels of seismic activity
What is true about the Battle of Lexington and Concord? they marked the start of the war with Great Britain
What are the main religions in Nepal? Hinduism and Buddhism
What event took place as a result of the Indian Removal Act of 1830? members of the Cherokee Nation were forced to move to the western US
What is a shared power between state and federal governments? raising taxes
What best described indentured servants during the American colonial period? they obtained their freedom once their contract was completed
What country is known as the breadbasket of Europe? Ukraine
What right did Thomas Jefferson believe John Adams violated when he signed the Alien and Sedition Acts into law? freedom of the press
Why did Russia withdrawal from the WWI? the Bolshevik Revolution started
What was an advantage the South had over the North during the American Civil War? they had more experienced generals to lead the troops
What had the greatest impact on the size of the US? Louisiana Purchase
What's a key component in determining the economic growth of a country? the per capita national output
What did Thomas Malthus theorize? if unchecked, a population will exhaust its available resouces
What are the most common geological threats to Mexico? volcanoes and earthquakes
What's a responsibility of the executive branch? signing proposed bills into law
What occurred as a result of China's rapid economic growth? China has become one of the world's largest emitters of carbon dioxide
The destruction of the USS Maine led to the start of what? Spanish-American War
What's a way the government can promote competition? enacting and enforcing antitrust legislation
What best explains why the expansion of the American colonies was limited under British rule? the Proclamation of 1763 prevented the colonists from migrating west
What is true about the geography of Peru? it's coastal region is comprised of desert
What amendment guaranteed the right to vote to all male citizens? fifteenth
What time zone is located between California and Texas? mountain
In which nation did the conflict between the Hutu and Tutsi take place? Rwanda
What countries have territorial claims in Kashmir? India, Pakistan, and China
What best explains how intensive agriculture, poor irrigation practices, and overgrazing have affected the government? they contributed to the desertification of areas
Who is most known for his contributions to aviation? Charles Lindbergh
Which is the best example of how humans impact topography? strip-mining areas for minerals
What helped many homesteaders to establish farms on the Great Plains during the 1800s? windmills to pump water for irrigation
What's the significance of the Suez Canal? it connects the Mediterranean and Red Seas, expediting trade between Europe and Asia
What type of economy does the government have the most control of the country's resources? command
What describes the compromise over slavery that delegates agreed upon during the Constitutional Convention? delegates agreed on how enslaved people.would be counted in the census
What's the vast, cold, dry region of eastern Russia? Siberia
What colony was founded by people who escaped religious persecution in England, was engaged in farming, fishing, and whaling, and was led by John Winthrop? Massachusetts
In what region is Islam the predominant religion? Northern Africa
What region has the greatest frequency of tornadoes? the midwestern US
What element is contained in the US Constitution but not the Articles of Confederation? an executive branch
What is correct based on the law of supply? an increase in the price of a product will result in an increase in supply
What country received its independence from Great Britain in 1947? India
What civilization used cuneiform? Sumerian
What action would be taken by the Federal Reserve? adjusting interest rates to prevent inflation
What ancient civilization held the first Olympics, was polytheistic, and practiced direct democracy? Greece
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