Which of the following is not one of the primary motivations for European exploration in the Americas?

What era in American  history was a result of European interest in wealth, natural resources, land and religious freedom?

Innovations of the astrolabe, the compass, and improved ship design led to

Which two countries sent missionaries to North America to convert Natives to Christianity?

The primary goal of this group was to profit from fishing and fur trading.

What was the first permanent English settlement in North America?

All of the following helped develop democracy in North America by focusing on self-government except

Which of the following colonies was established for profit and not religious freedom?

What caused Puritans to leave England and settle in North America?

What was the first legislature established in the American Colonies?

Which colonial region had fertile land and was suitable for growing cash crops?

Which colonial region was ideal for the first textile mills and factories due to its rivers, streams and port cities?

Which colonial region had little manufacturing, almost no diversity in the work force and virtually no improvements to infrastructure?

Which system prevented colonies from making their own goods and selling them to other countries?

Why did colonists rebel against British rule?

What prohibited colonists from moving west of the Appalachian Mountains?

What was the purpose of the Stamp Act?

Which group staged both peaceful and violent protests against Parliament's laws?

Who was chosen by the Second Continental Congress to lead the Continental Army?

What was the government established by the Continental Congress shortly after declaring independence from Britain?

When did the American Revolution occur?

Where did American forces spend the winter of 1778 enduring terrible suffering?

Which treaty ended the American Revolution?

What was considered the turning point in the American Revolution?

Which Patriot leader was a Pennsylvania delegate to the Continental Congress, a member of the committee that drafted the Declaration of Independence and negotiated an alliance with France?

Which is not a key argument Anti-Federalists used against ratifying the Constitution?

What were Anti-Federalists opposed to in 1787?

What persuaded Anti-Federalists to agree to ratify the Constitution?

Which of the Seven Principles was Patrick Henry most likely concerned with protecting?

Which collection of essays were written in favor of ratifying the Constitution?

What provided a method for settlers to organize new territories and establish new states?

Which amendment guarantees the right to a trial by jury?

If Congress passes a bill that the president signs into law, and the Supreme Court then rules it unconstitutional, which principle is at work?

How does the Separation of Powers in the Constitution address a significant weakness of the Articles of Confederation?

Which principle in the Constitution states people are the source of the government's power?

Which of the Seven Principles is at work when voters choose their representatives?

Which of the Amendments in the Bill of Rights protects the actions of demonstrators?

Which of the following best explains Washington's view on foreign affairs?

What did Washington NOT warn of in his Farewell Address?

Which domestic issue challenged Washington and caused him to respond using military force?

What was Madison and Jefferson's primary concern in their disagreement with Hamilton's plan for a national bank?

What major foreign policy declared that the American continents were no longer open to exploration and colonization by European powers?

What impact did the XYZ Affair have on domestic policy under the Adams administration?

Which court case established the Supreme Court's power of Judicial Review?

What did the Judiciary act of 1801 allow President Adams to accomplish?

All of the following describe Hamilton's Federalist party except-

All of the following describe the Democratic-Republican Party except-

What troubled Jefferson about purchasing the Louisiana Territory?

What was a foreign policy failure during Jefferson's administration?

The War of 1812 was a major foreign policy challenge for which president?

During the 1800's, large numbers of rural workers left their farms in search of manufacturing jobs which led to-

Why was New England an ideal location for factories in the early 1800's?

All of the following are provisions of the Missouri Compromise except-

The Hudson River and Lake Erie were connected by the-

All of the following inventions played a significant role in uniting the different regions of the country except-

Which president's election was viewed as the end of control for the educated elites in government?

Which group was forced out of their homes and travel the "trail of tears" to their new home?

The following are true of the Tariff of 1828, also known as the Tariff of Abominations, except-

Who was Chief Justice of the Supreme Court when resident Jackson refused to enforce the Worcester ruling?

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Which invention was most responsible for the expansion of slavery in the early 1800's?

What event inspired the beginnings of social reform in the US during the 19th century?

What social movement suggested civil disobedience as an appropriate method of fighting injustice?

Who was responsible for printing abolitionist rhetoric in his Newspaper the Liberator?

Which of the reform movements led to the banning of liquor sales?

Which was NOT a disadvantage of the South's plantation economy during the Civil War?

Who was the president of the Confederate States of America?

Who was the general of the Confederate army?

Who was the general of the Union army?

What did the 13th amendment do?

What did the 14th amendment do?

What did the 15th amendment do?