The two party system began to disintegrate in the 1850s in response to the two issues of slavery expansion and A) tariff policy. B) foreign policy. C) foreign immigration. D) internal improvements. ANSWER C
In 1965, the voting rights of African Americans were assured by both the Twenty Fourth Amendment that prohibited ________ , and the Voting Rights Act that prohibited ________ . A) white primaries; “grandfather” clauses B) poll taxes; literacy tests C) “grandfather” clauses; white primaries D) literacy tests; poll taxes ANSWER B
Those who voted in favor of war in 1812 viewed war with Britain as an opportunity to do all of the following EXCEPT A) defend the nation’s honor. B) remove the western Indians from the path of white settlement. C) restore the prosperity of New England shipping. D) expand the nation’s territorial holdings. ANSWER […]
The “Fundamental Constitutions for Carolina” promised settlers all the following EXCEPT A) social equality. B) headrights. C) religious toleration. D) a representative assembly. ANSWER A
The Neutrality Acts passed by Congress between 1935 and 1937 did NOT A) bar American citizens from travelling on belligerent ships. B) prohibit American ships from entering war zones. C) restrict the sale of American arms to any belligerent to a cash-and-carry basis. D) prohibit the arming of American merchant vessels. ANSWER C
The bombardment of Fort McHenry during the War of 1812 A) resulted in heavy American casualties. B) was the turning point in the war. C) inspired the writing of “The Star-Spangled Banner.” D) preceded the British capture of Washington, D.C. ANSWER C
Hitler’s first military defeat in World War II occurred at A) Berlin. B) Moscow. C) Paris. D) Warsaw. ANSWER B
The Shawnee prophet, Tenskwatawa, wanted his people to A) reject the militant leadership of Tecumseh. B) assimilate with whites. C) unite. D) All of the above. ANSWER C
Who was the governor of the Ohio Country whose leadership eventually destroyed the efforts of the Prophet and Tecumseh? A) William Henry Harrison B) Anthony Wayne C) Andrew Jackson D) John Tyler ANSWER A
In the youth counterculture of the 1960s, the emphasis was on A) communal sharing. B) accepting social responsibility. C) rational problem-solving. D) glorifying individualism. ANSWER A