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2008 VA & US History SOL Resources

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Which groups settled New England   show
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show redistribution of the world's population.  
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Most individuals settling in Virginia were seeking   show
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show Jamestown  
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show elected assembly in the New World.  
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The primary pull factor for European colonization in North America was   show
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show Middle Atlantic Region.  
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show The American Indians worried about food sources for the future.  
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The New England region is present day   show
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The Middle Atlantic region is present day   show
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The Southern region is present day   show
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The New England region products/commerce include   show
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The Middle Atlantic region products/commerce include   show
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show cash-crops, indigo, rice, tobacco, and plantations  
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New England's reason for settlement was   show
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Middle Atlantic's reason for settlement was   show
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show economic opportunity and business venture (Virginia Company of London)  
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What groups of people made up the New England region.   show
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show English, Dutch, German settlers, Quakers, and Huguenots.  
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show Cavaliers, Poor English and Scots-Irish immigrants, Debtors and other prisoners, Noblemen, Indentured servants, and Enslaved persons.  
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show shipbuilding and fishing  
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The economy of the middle colonies was based primarily on   show
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show persecution by Puritans in Massachusetts.  
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show New England  
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What was the colonial religious movement that was a social foundation for the American Revolution?   show
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Why was slavery most predominant in the Southern colonies?   show
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show Both the French and the English viewed the Ohio River Valley as valuable. Virginians built a fort in present day Pittsburgh. The French, considering this area their territory, drove them off  
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show 1763, Canada and all French holdings east of the Mississippi River except New Orleans to the British. Britain also acquired Florida from Spain.  
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show the Proclamation of 1763. This act prohibited settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains. Colonists were angered by it and ignored it  
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show worldwide commercial expansion as agricultural products were exchanged between the Americas and Europe.  
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show government, tolerance  
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show the origins of the colonists, their religions, their occupations, and their ancestors.  
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show The Great Awakening  
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show town meetings (an―Athenian direct democracy model)  
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show family status and the ownership of land.  
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show colonial government (legislatures), society. Church of England, England than did those in the other colonies.  
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In the mountains and valleys further inland, society was characterized by   show
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show dissenters fleeing persecution by Puritans in Massachusetts.  
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The middle colonies were home to multiple religious groups that generally believed in religious tolerance, including   show
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The Middle Colonies had more flexible social structures and began to develop   show
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show cheap  
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show indentured servants, who were often poor persons from England, Scotland, or Ireland who agreed to work on plantations for a period of time in return for their passage from Europe or relief from debts.  
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Most plantation labor needs eventually came to be satisfied by the   show
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Although some Africans worked as indentured servants, earned their freedom, and lived as free citizens during the Colonial Era, over time,   show
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show conflict between the North and South and the American Civil War.  
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Both the French and the English viewed the Ohio River Valley as ______. Virginians built a fort in present day ______. The French, considering this area their territory, drove them off. These events contributed to the start of the _______.   show
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show Canada and all French holdings east of the Mississippi River except New Orleans to the British. Britain also acquired Florida from Spain.  
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show Proclamation of 1763  
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show taxes on the colonists. Ex: Stamp Act, 1765  
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A tax on legal documents and required all the colonists to pay a tax on every piece of printed paper they used: legal documents, ship’s papers, licenses, newspapers and other publications, and even playing cards were taxed.   show
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show Georgia, The Declaration of Resolves. King George III ordered British troops to put down the rebellion.  
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On April 19, 1775, Minutemen and British troops met at _______. Shots were fired, and ___ colonists were killed. More fighting broke out as the British moved on to _____ . At least 273 British soldiers were killed or wounded on the march back to ___ .   show
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_______ wanted complete independence from England. They were inspired by John Locke, Thomas Paine, and Patrick Henry (―Give me liberty, or give me death‖), and they served as troops for the American army led by George Washington.   show
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remained loyal to Britain and agreed with taxation as a means of paying for Britain protecting settlers from Indian attacks, for covering the cost of administering the Empire, and for defending against a French comeback.   show
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show Neutrals  
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Thomas Paine published a pamphlet called _____ in January of 1776. This pamphlet challenged the King of England’s rule of the colonies. It also shifted the focus of colonial anger from the Parliament to the Crown.   show
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show The American Revolution, French, George Washington  
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The Treaty of Paris, signed on September 3, 1783, (and not to be confused with the Treaty of Paris of 1763) was negotiated by Benjamin Franklin. The terms of the treaty:   show
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show power belonged to the people, who consented to form a government  
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Which English immigrant challenged the rule of the American colonies by the King of England in a pamphlet called Common Sense?   show
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show it led Great Britain to enforce existing economic policies and create new taxes on the colonies  
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show Lexington and Concord  
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show France  
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show Equality, Liberty, Constraint  
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show overthrow the government for a new one.  
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show Declaration of Independence  
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Why was George Washington important to the American Revolution?   show
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The Articles of Confederation was unsuccessful as a government system because it established   show
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The Three-Fifths Compromise was established to   show
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show James Madison  
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The concepts used when drafting the Bill of Rights were derived from which documents?   show
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show Federalists  
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show established the power of the courts to declare laws unconstitutional.  
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show A strong national government would take away power from the states.  
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show a written guarantee of individual rights.  
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show shared between the state and national levels of government.  
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show one vote regardless of size.  
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show Spain, France, Mexico, Texas Republic, United States of America, Confederate States of America  
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Federalists beliefs include   show
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show Feared an overly powerful central government would destroy the rights of individuals and prerogatives of the states  
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show George Washington and James Madison  
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Virginia Anti-Federalists leaders:   show
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show Favored ratifying the Constitution with no changes; considered a Bill of Rights unnecessary  
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Anti-Federalists view on ratifying the Constitution of the United States   show
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Today, Federalists see the primary role of the federal government as   show
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Today, Anti-Federalists are   show
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show Federalist Papers, Federalists  
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Thomas Jefferson's political view were ______. He is known as the founder of the _____ Party.   show
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As a Federalists, Hamilton viewed the nature of man as   show
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show naturally good.  
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Hamilton wanted a ______ government. He thought the Constitution should be _______ constructed.   show
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Jefferson wanted a _______ government. He thought the Constitution should be _______ constructed.   show
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show All Missouri was to enter as a slave state, and Maine was to enter as a free state. A line was to be drawn along the southern border of Missouri, and the extension of slavery into territories north of this line was to be forbidden.  
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Describe the Compromise of 1850   show
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Describe the Kansas-Nebraska Act   show
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Two political parties emerged in the late 1790s. The Anti-Federalists were led by George Mason.   show
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show was a peaceful transfer of power from one party to another.  
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show doubled the size of the United States.  
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President Andrew Jackson represented which newly enfranchised segment of the population?   show
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show The Liberator  
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show Spoils System.  
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show Andrew Jackson  
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Expansion of Democracy under Andrew Jackson included   show
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Which region was most opposed to high protective tariffs?   show
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Uncle Tom’s Cabin, a novel that inflamed Northern abolitionist sentiment, was written by   show
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show Grant, Lee  
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President of the United States during the Civil War; insisted that the Union be held together, by force if necessary   show
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show Jefferson Davis  
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Union military commander, who won victories over the South after several other Union commanders had failed   show
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show Robert E. Lee  
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Former enslaved African American who became a prominent abolitionist and urged Lincoln to recruit former enslaved African Americans to fight in the Union army   show
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Lincoln believed America was not a _______ collection of sovereign states. However, Southerners believed that states had _____ joined the Union and could ______ leave.   show
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show Gettysburg Address.  
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show a turning point of the war.  
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show Made the abolition of slavery an aim of the Northern states. Discouraged any interference of foreign governments. Allowed for the enlistment of African American soldiers in the Union Army.  
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April 12, 1861: ________ forces fired on Fort Sumter in the Charleston, South Carolina, harbor.   show
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The Battle of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, began July 1, 1863. A total of 51,000 Union and Confederate soldiers lost their lives in this battle. The Union victory at Gettysburg was a _____________________________.   show
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President Lincoln’s beliefs at the end of the Civil War included the following:   show
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April 14, 1865: just a few days after Lee’s surrender at Appomattox, Abraham Lincoln was   show
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show punitive. The states that seceded were not allowed back into the Union immediately, but were put under military occupation.  
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Following the Civil War, three amendments were added to the Constitution. They are the   show
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show put under military occupation.  
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show decades  
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Following the Civil War, the North and Midwest regions of the nation grew as industrial powers. This growth contributed to the   show
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The opening conflict of the Civil War was at   show
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Which former slave became a prominent abolitionist and encouraged Lincoln to recruit former slaves to fight for the Union?   show
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show Gettysburg.  
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The Emancipation Proclamation was issued after the battle of   show
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show Emancipation Proclamation  
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President Lincoln believed it is ___________ for states to secede.   show
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The Civil War ended at the Battle of   show
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Which amendment to the Constitution states, ―[n]either slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime…shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction?   show
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Which amendment to the Constitution guarantees all citizens due process?   show
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show the Compromise of 1877.  
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After the Civil War, many Americans responded to the incentive of free public land and moved west to take advantage of the _______, which gave free public land in the western territories to settlers who would live on and farm the land   show
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show African Americans  
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New technologies, such as ______ and the __________, helped to open new lands in the West for settlement and made farming profitable by increasing the efficiency of production and linking resources and markets.   show
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Immigrate from London in 1910 and became a famous actor and director.   show
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Immigrate from Russia and entered the U.S. in 1900. He created NBC.   show
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Immigrate from Belgium and entered the U.S. in 1889. He invented Velox photographic paper and Bakelite, the first fully synthetic, nonflammable plastic.   show
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show Albert Einstein  
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Immigrate from Rome and entered the U.S. in 1939. He devised the Theory of Beta Decay; co-invented first man-made nuclear reactor   show
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show Kurt Gödel  
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show Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and New York. sewage and water systems and public transportation.  
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By 1912, the United States consisted of ___ states.   show
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show an industrial economy, the expansion of big business, the growth of large-scale agriculture, and the rise of national labor unions and industrial conflict  
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Industrial Leaders (and their claim to fame) of the Post Reconstruction time period were   show
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The reasons for economic transformation of America during this period included the following:   show
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show separation of the races in public places.  
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show Plessy v. Ferguson, upheld the "Jim Crow" laws and did not provide relief for African Americans.  
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show "Great Migration"  
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In responses of African Americans to discrimination and segregation, Ida B. Wells   show
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In responses of African Americans to discrimination and segregation, Booker T. Washington   show
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In responses of African Americans to discrimination and segregation, W.E.B. DuBois   show
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show Progressive Movement  
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show • Government controlled by the people • Guaranteed economic opportunities through government regulation • Elimination of social injustices  
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Working conditions for the 1900s labor included the following:   show
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show New forms of local government - meet needs of increasing urbanization • Legislative reforms in state government • Primary elections, direct election of U.S. Senators, • Muckraking literature - unsafe/difficult working conditions, • Growth of labor unions  
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show Limited work hours • Regulated work conditions • Child labor laws  
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show Sherman Anti-Trust Act, Clayton Anti-Trust Act  
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show Women’s suffrage, 19th  
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show providing free public land to those that would live in the western territory.  
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During the late 1800s and early 1900s, immigrants to the United States came mostly from   show
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A large number of workers on the Transcontinental Railroad came from   show
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show faced prejudice based on differences.  
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Which inventor perfected the light bulb and electricity as a source of power?   show
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Which statement about new technology encouraging westward movement of the population is true?   show
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show assembly line.  
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show increased voter participation in government.  
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The primary impact of the Progressive Movement on workers was   show
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show New Frontier.  
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In an effort to open trade opportunities for the US in China, Secretary of State John Hay proposed in 1899 an ________ to European leaders and Japan, calling for equal trading rights in China for all countries.   show
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show Dollar Diplomacy  
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show global economy.  
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By 1870, Americans living in Hawaii controlled a large portion of the land and trade. By 1886, the United States granted Hawaii the right to ship sugar to the United States tariff-free in exchange for control of _________   show
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In 1890, the __________ imposed tariffs on Hawaiian sugar, creating an economic crisis in Hawaii.   show
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show the United States annexed Hawaii.  
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show (1) February 15, 1898, (2) April 25, 1898, (3) May 1, 1898, (4) June 10, 1898  
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Events (con't)of the Spanish-American War by dates: (5) The Philippines declares independence from Spain. (6) Theodore Roosevelt and the Rough Riders win the Battle of San Juan Hill. (7) Fighting ends. (8) The Treaty of Paris is signed in Paris.   show
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In November 1903, the United States supported Panama in her quest for independence from Colombia. In return for this support, the United States was granted unending control over a ten-mile-wide strip of land in Panama in order to build the   show
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show June of 1914, Gavrilo Princip, a Serbian nationalist  
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By July 1914, Austria-Hungary declared war on _______, which had an alliance with Russia.   show
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By August 1914, Germany, allied with Austria-Hungary, declared war on ____ and _____. Germany attacked through Belgium, and Great Britain entered the war against Germany.   show
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show Austria-Hungary  
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In May, 1915, ____ attacked Austria-Hungary.The United States remained _____ as the war progressed.   show
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The United States’ decision to enter the war in _____ was the result of British-American connections and specific actions by the _____, especially their use of submarine warfare.   show
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show President Woodrow Wilson’s  
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The Unites States’ entry into World War I gave the Allies an ______, as both sides involved were exhausted by this time.   show
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The ________ to end fighting in World War I was signed at 5:05 a.m. in Germany. The cease-fire went into effect at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month (11:00 a.m. Germany time, November 11, 1918).   show
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Terms of Treaty of Versailles include:   show
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show an international body devoted to preventing wars. did not, did not  
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show equal trading rights in China for all countries.  
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President Taft’s dollar diplomacy urged American banks and businesses to   show
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show European intervention in Latin America.  
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show Panama to seek independence from Colombia.  
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During World War I, two of the Central Powers were   show
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show Fourteen Points.  
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Which territory was acquired as a result of the Spanish American war?   show
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show overseas markets for goods  
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The Open Door Policy was proposed by   show
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show The United States‘ failed to ratify the treaty.  
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The ______________ was a period of worldwide economic crisis lasting from 1929 through 1941.   show
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Causes of the Great Depression include   show
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On October 29, 1929, the stock market   show
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show • unemployment increased homelessness increased • workers became more militant • farmers lost their farms • workers migrated in search of jobs.  
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show radio, movies, and newspapers  
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President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s radio broadcasts were known as   show
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show 19th Amendment.  
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show 1) overspeculation in the stock market by investors. 2)excessive expansion of credit after World War I. 3)business failures led to bankruptcies.  
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Impact of the Great Depression:   show
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What was the legacy of the New Deal?   show
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The Federal Reserve System’s actions in the later 1920s failed to prevent   show
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The New Deal permanently   show
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show The Great Depression  
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show United States involvement in World War II.  
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show isolationist and desperate.  
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In June of 1941, _____ invaded the Soviet Union and attacked Leningrad, the Crimean Peninsula, and Moscow   show
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When Germany invaded Poland, the United States remained _____, but deals were unofficially worked out to aid allies Britain and France, the Soviet Union, and China.   show
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show Japan, China, Germany and Italy  
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show oil and steel  
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show Lend-Lease Act  
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show December 7, 1941,  
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Roosevelt referred to the attack on Pearl Harbor it "a date that will live in infamy" as he asked Congress to______________ on December 8, 1941.   show
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After Pearl Harbor, Hitler honored a pact with _____ and Germany declared war on the United States. The debates over _________ in the United States were over. World War II was now a true world war, and the United States was fully involved.   show
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Most American military resources were targeted for ______ in a strategy to "Defeat Hitler First." The Allies, namely Britain, the Soviet Union, and the United States, were united in this strategy.   show
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show "island hopping"  
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Following _______, Japan invaded Philippines and Indonesia, and hoped that America would accept Japanese predominance in Southeast Asia and the Pacific. However, American conduct a bloody and costly war to reverse ______gains.   show
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In the battle of __________ , German forces threatening to seize Egypt and the Suez Canal were defeated by the British, who stopped Germany’s Field Marshal Rommel 200 miles from Suez   show
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On ______ , June 6, 1944, American and Allied troops landed in German-occupied France, storming the beaches in Normandy. A major turning point of war in Europe, Western Europe was liberated from Hitler.   show
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After Russia reached Berlin in April 1945, _____ killed himself, and the remaining German leaders surrendered on May 7.   show
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In June 1942 in the Battle of Midway American naval forces defeated __________. The American victory ended the Japanese threat to Hawaii. This victory was a turning point of the war in the Pacific.   show
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show Iwo Jima and Okinawa. (Japanese soldiers, Kamikaze pilots, and civilians committed suicide rather than surrender.)  
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show atomic bombs (Tens of thousands of people were killed in both cities, with more to die later from radiation poisoning)  
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During WWII, Nearly ______ African Americans served in all-black units commanded by white officers.   show
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During WWII, the all-black unit known as the _________, also known as the Black Eagles, fought in North Africa and Italy, escorted heavy bombers, and destroyed or damaged 400 Axis aircraft.   show
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During WWII, thousands of ____________ served in segregated units. The 442nd Nisei Regiment became the most decorated military unit in United States history   show
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During WWII, many ____ soldiers were "code-talkers" who sent vital messages in a code based on the ancient language of their people that the Japanese could not decipher.   show
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show bravery.  
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show prisoners of war  
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show Emperor  
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The Nazis were determined to exterminate all Jews under German rule. In large camps they overworked, starved, and used gas chambers to kill ______. The Nazis called it the ________ know as _______.   show
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Another 5 million people, including Poles, Slavs, Gypsies, and others labeled ________. (homosexuals, the mentally ill, political dissidents) were also exterminated.   show
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show Nuremberg trials  
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Different government agencies set ______ , negotiated with labor organizations, and ________ goods at home so they could be used in the war effort.   show
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The federal government worked closely with industry to control _______ during World War II.   show
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To finance the war, the government raised the ______ on income that citizens had to pay and sold ________.   show
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show workforce, Women  
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More than 1 million African Americans worked in ________ industries during World War II. Many migrated to cities in search of jobs in war plants. campaigned for victory in war and equality at home.   show
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show migrated  
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show draft  
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The United States government maintained strict _______ of reports on the war. International communications, communications between government agencies, and the stories of reporters traveling with the troops were monitored and censored.   show
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After Pearl Harbor, the ________ industry produced movies, plays, and shows that boosted morale and patriotic support for the war effort as well as portrayed the enemy in stereotypical ways.   show
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show morale and ad  
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show prejudice, Japanese Americans  
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show upheld  
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show restitution payments  
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The immediate event that started World War II was   show
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Germany encountered no successful resistance from any European country until it sought to defeat   show
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show Lend-Lease Act.  
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After aligning itself with Germany and Italy, the island country of Japan sought to   show
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show imposition of an embargo on exports of oil and steel to Japan.  
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show bombing of Pearl Harbor by Japan.  
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The principal war strategy that the United States and her allies agreed to pursue was to   show
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Name three reasons defeating Germany in North Africa was important:   show
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The main reason the Soviet Union became an ally of Britain and later the United States was because the Soviet Union   show
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show invasion of Normandy Beach on the coast of France.  
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The Pacific victory that ended the Japanese threat to Hawaii and encouraged additional victories island-by-island was the battle of   show
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President Truman’s decision to drop the atomic bomb on Japan was influenced by   show
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Thousands of African Americans soldiers, including the Tuskegee airmen or Black Eagles, served bravely in World War II despite   show
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show Japanese Americans, or Nisei, served honorably in segregated regiments  
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show creating a communication code that the Japanese could not break.*  
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The third Geneva Convention held in 1929 provided rules for   show
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show the Final Solution.  
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show Nuremberg, Germany  
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show government and industry  
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show the role of women in the workforce.  
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show Japanese population  
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show internment.  
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During World War II, the United States government controlled information about the war through   show
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show collections of tin cans and aluminum foil, ad and poster campaigns, and patriotic movies  
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Which of these events occurred first?   show
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Which country was divided into four zones following World War II?   show
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show adopted a democratic form of government.  
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Which economic recovery initiative, a response to American concerns about communist expansion, provided grants and loans to war-torn European countries following World War II?   show
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show United Nations  
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show containment.  
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show Soviets.  
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show Korea  
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show Vietnam  
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show Lyndon Johnson  
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show Kent State University  
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show adopted a communist form of government.  
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show by United States to overthrow the Castro government.  
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show the condemnation of Senator McCarthy by the Senate.  
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During the Cold War, Virginia’s economy   show
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show Brown v. Board of Education  
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show Massive Resistance  
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show civil rights  
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The _______ Act of _____, passed during Lyndon Johnson’s presidency, prohibited discrimination based on race, color, religion, gender, or national origin, and desegregated public accommodations.   show
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show Voting Rights, 1965  
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show National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP),  
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Which Supreme Court case overturned a lower court ruling and established a precedent by declaring that separate but equal facilities are unconstitutional?   show
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Who served on the legal team for the NAACP in a landmark court case and went on to become the first African American appointed to the United States Supreme Court?   show
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Virginia responded to the Supreme Court order to desegregate their public schools by   show
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show prohibited discrimination based on race, color, religion, gender, or national origin.  
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African Americans secured passage of civil rights legislation by   show
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show Massive Resistance  
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Which president was most closely identified with the passage of significant Civil Rights legislation?   show
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"I have a dream that one day out in the red hills of Georgia, sons of former slaves and sons of former slave owners will be able to sit down together at the table of brotherhood." Who made this famous speech?   show
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Which organization sought increased rights by using the courts?   show
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