US Midterm 2024

Which was NOT a part of the 7 years war?

• Britain and France fighting over the Ohio River Territory

• Also known as the French and Indian War

• The French win the war

• The Proclamation line of 1764

List at least 3 events/policies/reasons that led to colonial discontent with Britain before the French and Indian War. BE sure to explain the WHY

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During the American Revolution: Choose the army that connects with the following negative and positive advantages:

Strong Central Government

• British Army

• Colonial Army

• Indian Army

During the American Revolution: Choose the army that connects with the following negative and positive advantages:

Food and ammunition shortages:

• British Army

• Colonial Army

• Indian Army

• French Army

During the American Revolution: Choose the army that connects with the following negative and positive advantages:

Fighting for rights and freedoms

• British Army

• Colonial Army

• Indian Army

• French Army

During the American Revolution: Choose the army that connects with the following negative and positive advantages:

Well-trained, well supplied army and navy

• British Army

• Colonial Army

• Indian Army

The main goal of The Constitution was...

• to create a central government

• to explain how the government would be created

• to create laws for the new country

• to unite a group of states with different interests, laws, and cultures.

Which of the following was NOT a reason the Articles of Confederation failed

• Government couldn't tax citizens

• Government couldn't wage war

• Government couldn't regulate commerce

• Government couldn't print money

What is the MAIN reason the Articles of Confederation failed?

• Federal government had minimal power

• The states didn't have faith in the newly established government

• The states had drastically different identities

• The constitution was in the midst of being created

An amendment is

• signing or giving formal consent to a treaty, contract, or agreement, making it officially valid

• a change or addition designed to improve a text, piece of legislation

• signing a new bill into law

• Describes how the government is created