SC US History EOC Review – 30 Question Bootcamp Edition

The ideas expressed most directly reflect the influence of which Enlightenment thinker?

• John Locke
• Montesquieu
• Adam Smith
• Thomas Hobbes

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USHC.1.CE

Which TWO events increased tensions between Britain and the colonies before the American Revolution?

• Stamp Act
• Boston Tea Party
• Louisiana Purchase
• Monroe Doctrine
• Sectionalism

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USHC.1.CE

What was the biggest weakness of the Articles of Confederation?

• The executive branch was too powerful
• The national government was too weak
• States could not make laws
• Congress controlled all trade

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USHC.1.P

What constitutional principle was established by Marbury v. Madison?

• Federalism
• Judicial Review
• Popular Sovereignty
• Checks on State Governments

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USHC.1.CC

Washington’s advice represented which continuity in early American foreign policy?

• A belief that the United States should aggressively expand overseas
  

• A desire to remain neutral and avoid European conflicts
  

• A commitment to permanent alliances with France
  

• A plan to dominate Atlantic trade routes

Why did Anti-Federalists oppose the Constitution?

• They wanted a stronger national government
• They feared the national government would become too powerful
• They wanted to eliminate state governments
• They supported a national bank

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USHC.1.E

The principles in the Preamble most directly reflect which Enlightenment idea?

• Divine right of kings
• Natural rights and individualism
• Separation of powers and checks
• Social contract and popular sovereignty

How did the First Great Awakening influence colonial America?

• It increased support for monarchy
• It encouraged people to question authority
• It strengthened British control
• It ended religious practices in the colonies

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USHC.1.CX

Which of the following was NOT a component of Henry Clay’s American System?

• Protective tariffs

• Direct election of senators

• Internal improvements

• A national bank

_________  in 1830 authorized the removal of Native Americans who lived east of the Mississippi river to lands in the west.

• Bureau of Indian Affairs
• Worcester v. Georgia
• Indian Removal Act
• None of the above