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What european disease was most devastating to the Indians? |
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The belief in multiple gods |
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This word refers to the mothers side of the family. |
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Which agreement between Spain and Portugal divided the world into spheres for exploration? |
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What was the renaissance? |
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Time of arts and science outbreak |
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What was the relationship between Europeans and Native Americans? |
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They hated them and moved them out |
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What are proprietary colonies? |
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Colonies granted to an individual or group by the british crown and were granted full rights of self-government |
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What are the tenets of Puritanism? |
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Obedience, monotheism, predestination, original sin, all people are evil, god's providence, and election |
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Who founded Rhode Island? |
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Who is the confederation of New England? |
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an alliance of the English Colonies |
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A book written by Thomas Paine, challenged the authority of the British government |
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What and when was the declaration of independence? |
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Declared independence for the US on July 4th, 1776 |
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What was the final battle of the Revolutionary War? |
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What was the first permanent British colony in North America? |
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What were the Intolerable Acts? |
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Laws passed by the British Parliament in 1774, triggered outrage and resistance in the 13 colonies |
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What were the articles of confederation? |
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They specified how the federal government was to operate |
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What were the original 13 colonies? |
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Virginia, New Jersey, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, New York, Maryland, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Delaware, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia |
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What was the Great Compromise? |
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2 houses in congress, the senate and the house of representatives |
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What were the guarantees for individuals from the Bill of Rights? |
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Why did some demand a bill of rights? |
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To have fair/equal rights |
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What is another name for the upper house? |
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What was wrong with the Articles of Confederation? |
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No foreign policy, also, states printed their own currency |
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What were Lewis and Clark supposed to do? |
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Andrew Jackson got his reputation as a hero from what battle? |
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Settlers and Native Americans fought over what? |
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What did Lewis and Clark's maps and reports do? |
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Made a trail to get to the new land |
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What is Manifest Destiny? |
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The belief for the US to expand to the Pacific Ocean |
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When was the Louisiana Purchase and what did it do? |
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1803, doubled the size of the US |
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What did Marbury vs. Madison start? |
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What happened with the March to the Sea? |
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Ended the civil war; destroyed the south's railways, roads, and ability to control fighting |
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Who assassinated Lincoln? |
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What did the 14th amendment declare? |
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Each state had equal protection |
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What was a result of all the industrialization? |
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Where were the "new immigrants" from? |
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Eastern and southern Europe |
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What was the result of Upton Sinclairs work? |
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Caused the Pure Food and Drug Act and the Meat Inspection Act from his book "The Jungle" |
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What was Florence Kelly against? |
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Who was a leader in the Settlement House Movement? |
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Which labor organization helped get to an 8 hour day? |
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What is Social Darwinism? |
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The study of human society |
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What is vertical integration? |
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When companies are united by a common owner |
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They exposed corruption of businesses or the government to the public |
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What is scientific management? |
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A theory of management that analyzes and workflows with the objective of improving labor productivity |
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Who is the owner of standard oil? |
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Why did many immigrants settle in cities? |
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It is where they landed at first |
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What was the 1st amendment? |
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Prohibits the congress from making laws "respecting an establishment of religion" |
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What is representative democracy? |
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a form of government founded on the principle of elected individuals |
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state and federal laws made to prevent monopolies |
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Where did the industrial revolution originate? |
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Describe the living situation in a tenement. |
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What was the Great Awakening? |
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What did the Treaty of Paris say? |
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France was to give up Canada and any land east of the Mississippi river to Great Britain |
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Why did Puritans come to the US? |
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To escape religious persecution |
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People who visit places of religious/historical importance |
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What were the Navigation Acts of 1660? |
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All European goods bound for the colonies are to be shipped through England first |
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Who were the candidates for the election of 1912? |
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President- Taft, Wilson, Roosevelt, Debs Vice President- Sherman, Marshall, Johnson, Seidel |
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What did the social gospel movement do? |
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Placed it's emphasis on the application of christian principles to society's problems |
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Who was the leader of the settlement house movement? |
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What is the purpose of the antitrust laws? |
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What is a result of the rapid growth of cities? |
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