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| THE MAIN PURPOSE OF LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE IS TO |
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| DETERMAINE EXACT LOCATION |
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| PEOPLE, THEIR ENVIROMENTS, AND THEIR RESOURCES. |
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| ALL MAPS HAVE SOME DISTORTION BECAUSE |
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| ALL MAPS ARE FLAT AND EARTH IS NOT. |
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| THE EQUATOR IS AN IMAGINARY LINE THAT DIVIDES THE EARTH INTO TWO HALVES CALLED |
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| ON A MAP, RELIEF SHOWS DIFFERENCES IN |
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| THE LONGEST AND MOST IMPORTANT RIVER SYSTEM IN THE U.S IS MADE UP OF THE |
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| MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI RIVERS. |
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| AN AXAMPLE OF THE THEME OF MEVEMENT IS THE |
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| SHIPPING OF TRADE GOODS TO ASIA. |
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| ________ LED AN EXPEDITION THAT SAILED AROUNFD THE WORLD. |
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| ENGLISH,FRENCH AND DUTCH EXPLORERS SEARCED FOR A ________ THROUGH THE AMERICAS. |
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| WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING WERE PROBLEMS FACED BY SETTLERS IN JAMESTOWN? |
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THE REFUSAL OF COLONIST TO WORK, DISEASE, IMPURE WATER. ALL OF THE ABOVE |
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| WHO FOUNDED THE COLONY OF CONNECTICUT? |
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| WHO FOUNDED THE COLONY OF RHODE ISLAND? |
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| THE FIRST ENGLISH COLONIST IN AMERICA LANDED AT ? |
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| WHO FOUNDED THE COLOLNY OF GEORGIA? |
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| QUAKERS WERE PROTESTANT REFORMERS WHO BELIEVED THAT |
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| MEN AND WOMEN WERE EQUAL IN GOD'S SIGHT. |
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| A MAJOR RESON THAT PENNSYLVANIA ENJOYED MANY YEARS OF PEACE WITH ITS INDIAN NEIGHBORS WAS THAT/ |
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| SETTLERS IN PENNSYLVANIA PAID FOR INDIAN LAND |
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| UNDER THE THEORY OF MERCANTILISM A COUNTRY SHOULD |
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| EXPORT MORE THAN IT IMPORTS |
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| THE PURPOSE OF THE NAVIGATION ACTS PASSED IN THE 1660'S WAS |
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| TO STRENGTHEN ENGLAND AND MAKE IT BETTER. |
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| WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS ABOUT VOTING IN THE COLONIES IS TRUE? |
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| ALL VOTER HAD TO OWN PROPERTY. |
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| ENGLISH COLONIST SHOWED THEIR CONCERN FOR EDUCATION BY |
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| PASSING A LAW IN MASSACHUSETTS TO SET UP THE FIRST PUBLIC SCHOOLS. |
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| OF BRITISH GOODS HURT TRADE.THE AMERICAN __________ |
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| A TIME LINE USUALLY SHOWS EVENTS |
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| A ____________ WAS READY TO FIGHT ON SHORT NOTICE. |
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| ENGLISH SETTLERS OFTEN ANGRED NATIVE AMERICANS BY |
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| CLEARING FOREST FOR FARMS. |
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| ONE RESULT OF THE FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR WAS THAT |
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| CHIEF PONTIAC GAVE UP HIS WAR AGAINST THE BRITISH WHEN |
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| BRITIAN ISSUED THE PROCLOMAATION OF 1763. |
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| THE PROCLOMATION OF 1763 ANGERED BRTISH COLONIST BECAUSE IT? |
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| STOPPED THEM FROM MOVING WEST. |
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| BRITIAN WON ALLIES AMONG THE NATIVE AMERICANS BY? |
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| CHARGING LESS FOR TRADE GOODS. |
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| COLONIST OBJECTED TO THE STAMP ACT BECAUSE THEY |
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| DID NOT HAVE THEIR OWM REPRESENTATIVES IN PARLIAMENT. |
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| THE SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF LIBERY WHERE ORGANIZED TO |
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| PROTEST BRITISH POLOCIES. |
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| WHOS THE AUTHOR OF THE DECLARATION OD INDEPENDENCE. |
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| THE CHIEF GOAL OF THE TEA ACT WAS TO |
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| RAISE MONEY FOR THE BRTISH EAST INDIA COMPANY. |
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| ACCORDING TO THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENENCE EVERYONEE HAD A RIGHT TO |
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| LIFE, LIBERTY AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS. |
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| THE AUTHOR OF "COMMON SENSE" SUPPORTED AMERCIAN INDEPENDENCE BECAUSE? |
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AMERICA WAS TO FAR FROM BRITIAN TO BE EASILY GOVERNED. THER WAS NO ADVANTAGE TO BEING CONNECTED TO BRITIAN. KINGS AND QUEENS HAD NO RIGHT TO RULE. |
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| A TURNING POINT IN THE WAR FOR THE AMERICAN S WAS AT ? |
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| AMERICANS WANTED AN ALLIANCE WITH FRANCE BECAUSE? |
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| AMERICANS NEEDED WEAPONS AND NAVAL SUPPORT. |
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| ON WHICH SIDE DID NATIVE AMERICANS FIGHT DURING THE REVOLUTION? |
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| SOME FOUGHT WITH THE BRITISH AND SOME FOUGHT WITH THE PATRIOTS. |
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| MANY AFICIAN AMERICANS SUPPORTED THE REVOLUTION BECAUSE THEY? |
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| BELEIVED IT WOULD BRING AN END TO SLAVERY. |
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| WASHINGTON ALLOWED AFRICAN AMERICANS TO SERVE IN THE CONTINENTAL ARMY BECAUSE? |
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| THE BRITISH WERE SUCCESSFULLY RECRUITING SLAVES. |
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| IN THE TREATY OF PARIS OF 1783 AMERICANS AGREED TO? |
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| ASKED STATE LEGISLATORS TO PAY LOYALIST FOR PROPERTY THAT THEY LOST. |
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| THE AMEERICAN COMMANDER KNOWN AS THE SWAMP FOX WAS? |
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| ONE REASON THEAT AMERICANS WANTED A WRITTEN CONSTITUTION WAS TO? |
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| LIMIT THE POWER OF GOVERNMENT. |
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| WHAT PROBLEMS DID THE NATION FACE UNDER THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION? |
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THE GOVERMENT COULD NOT SETTLE DISPUTES BETWEEN STATES. FOREIGN COUNTRIES DID NOT RESPECT THE NATION. THE NEW GOVERNMENT COULD NOT RAISE ENOUGH MONEY. |
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| DELEGATES TO THE CONSTITUTIONAL TO KEEP THEIR TALKS SECRET BECAUSE THEY? |
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| WANTED TO EXPPLORE EVERY ISSUE WITHOUT PRESSURE. |
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| IN THE DEBATE OVER THE CONSTITUTION FEDERALIST FAVORED ? |
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| A STRONG NATIONAL GOVERNMENT. |
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| THE CONSTITUTION CANBE CHANGED THROUGH THE PROCESS OF ? |
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| IN 1689 WILLIAM AND MARY SIGNED THIS ROYAL AGREEMENT TO RESPECT THE RIGHTS OF ENGLISH CITIZENS AND OF PARLIMENT |
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| THE ENGLISH BILL OF RIGHTS |
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| THE ENGLISH POLOCY OF INTERFERING VERY LITTLE IN COLONIAL AFFAIRS WAS CALLED? |
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| SHAY'S REBELLION WAS IMPORTANT BECAUSE IT SHOWED AMERICANS THAT? |
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| THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDEERATION WERE NOT WORKING. |
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| THE RIGHT OF FREEDOM OF THE PRESS IN THE COLONIES WAS ESTABLISHED BY TRIAL OF |
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| WHAT WA THE GREAT AWAKENING? |
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| THE PURPPOSE OF THE QUARTERING ACT WAS TO REQUIRE THE COLONIES TO |
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| PROVIDE HOUSING AND SUPPLIES FOR BRITISH SOLDIERS. |
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| A GROUP THAT STAGED PROTEST AGAINST THE STAMP ACT WAS THE / |
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| ON MARCH 5,1770, WHAT FIGHT BROKE OUT BETWEEN BRITISH SOLDIERS AND DOCKWORKERS? |
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| WHO BECAME FAMOUS FOR SPREADING THE NEW OF THE BROTISH TROOP MOVEMENTS? |
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| DURING THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR, PEOPLE WHO SIDED WITH THE REBELS WERE CALLED? |
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| ____________ IS COMMANDER OF THE CONTINENTIAL ARMY. |
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| WASHINGTON'S STRATEGY WAS TO: |
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KEEP THIS ARMY IN THE FIELD WIN SMALL BATTLES AVOID MAJOR BATTLES UNTIL THE ARMY IS LARGER. |
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| ______________ ARE SOLDIERS HIRED TO FIGHT FOR ANOTHER COUNTRY. |
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| ___________ SPREADS RUMORS THAT AMERICANS HAVE A LARGE ARMY AND LATER BE BETRAYS HIS COUNRTY. |
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| GERMAN_______ TRAINS TROOPS AND TEACHERS CHARGES USING BAYONETS. |
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| WASHINGTONS ARMY RETREATS FROM PHILIDELPHIA AND SPENDS THE HARSH WINTER OF 1777-1778 _______. |
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| _______ IS A PRIVATELY OWNED SHIP USED TO ATTACK ENEMY (BRITISH) MERCHANT SHIP. |
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| ______ COMMANDS THE AMERICAN SHIP, BONHOMME RICHARD. |
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| _____ ARE BANDS OF FIGHTERS WHO WEAKEN THE ENEMY WITH SURPRISE RAIDS. |
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| THE _____ IS THE LAST MAJOR BATTLE OF THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR. CPRNWALL SURRENDERS HIS FORCES ON OCTOBER 19, 1781 AT THIS BATTLE. |
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| THE WAR OFFICIALLY ENDS WITH THE ______. |
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| THE _____ ARE THE FIRST SET OF PLANS FOR A NATIONAL GOVERMENT SYSTEM RATIFIED IN 1781. |
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| ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION |
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| _____ LED A GROUP OF MEN IN A REBELLION (BECAUSE OF TAXES) CALLED SHAYS REBELLION. |
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| IN 1791, STATES RATIFY THE TEN AMENDMENTS KNOWN AS THE ____. |
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| WHAT ARE THREE QUALIFICATIONS TO BECOME U.S PRESIDENT? |
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1. 35 YEARS OLD 2. LIVE IN U.S 14 YEARS CONSECUTUIVE 3. NATURAL BORN CITIZEN |
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| HOW MANY TERMS AND YEARS MAY A U.S PRESIDENT SERVE IN A LIFETIME? |
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| HOW LONG IS THE TERM FOR A SENATOR AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTIVE? |
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SENATOR IS 6 YEARS HOUSE OF REP. 2 YEARS |
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| IF A U.S PRESIDENT IS CHARGED WITH IMPEACHMENT WHAT ROLE DOES THE HOUSE, SENATE AND SUPREME COURT PLAY IN THE DECISION ? |
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HOUSE- DELIVERS IMPEACHMET DECISION SENATE- SOLE POWER TO TRY ALL IMPEACHMENTS SUPREME COURT- OVER SEE THE WHOLE PROCESS
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| WHAT HOUSE CAN INDUCE A BILL? |
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| IF THE PRESIDENT VETOS A BILL - WHAT IS HE SAYING? |
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| IF THE PRESIDENT VETOS A BILL AND CONGRESS THINKS THE BILL SHOULD PASS WHAT MUST CONGRESS DO IN ORDER TO GET IT PASSED INTO A LAW? |
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| NAME FIVE RIGHTS NAMED IN AMENDENT 1 OF THE BILL OF RIGHTS? |
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1. FREE SPEECH 2. FREEDOEM OF RELIGION 3. FREEDOM OF THE PRESS 4. FREEDOM TO AN ASSEMBLY 5. FREEDOEM TO KEEP AND BARE ARMS |
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