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11th Grade US History 2000-Present Review

Total questions: 37

Worksheet time: 51mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What stopped the 2000 election recount which gave Bush the victory?

a)

The Campaign Recount law passed by Congress

b)

The Supreme Court's decision in Bush v Gore

c)

President Clinton suspending election after November 8th

d)

An FBI investigation showing mass voter fraud

2.

What was the US government's immediate response to the September 11, 2001 attacks

a)

The US declared war on Afghanistan

b)

The War on Terror began and Afghanistan was invaded

c)

The US withdrew forced from bases in the Middle East

d)

A UN coalition invaded Iraq to overthrow Saddam Hussein

3.

What caused the massive damage and flooding of New Orleans during Hurricane Katrina?

a)

The storm's strength broke the levees designed to stop flooding

b)

The city had no flood prevention technology

c)

The government had cut funding for essential infrastructure upgrades

d)

The city had been recently renovated removing flood protection levees

4.

Who was president during 9/11, Hurricane Katrina, and the War on Terror?

a)

Bill Clinton

b)

George W Bush

c)

Barack Obama

d)

George H.W. Bush

5.

Why did the US and UN invade Iraq in 2003?

a)

The Iraqi government was hiding Osama bin Laden

b)

The Iraqi government masterminded 9/11

c)

Saddam Hussein was allegedly hiding weapons of mass destruction

d)

Iraq has just invaded Kuwait for its oil reserves

6.

Which amendment do critics say the PATRIOT Act violates for Americans?

a)

6th Amendment: Right to a fair trial

b)

4th Amendment: Right to privacy

c)

5th Amendment: Right to due process

d)

1st Amendment free speech rights

7.

Which of these events directly lead to the War on Terror?

a)

Operation Dessert Storm

b)

The passage of the US PATRIOT ACT

c)

The September 11 Attacks

d)

The 1996 Oklahoma City bombings

8.
Who claimed responsibility for the attacks on September 11, 2001?
a)
Al-Qaeda
b)
Hamas
c)
Ku Klux Klan
d)
ISIS
9.

What was one of the effects of September 11th?

a)

The U.S. economy received an immediate boost.

b)

Transportation security became less strict.

c)

The U.S. invaded Afghanistan.

d)

Congress issued a declaration of war against Saudi Arabia

10.
What year was the first time an African American was elected as president?
a)
2000
b)
2004
c)
2008
d)
2012
11.
Who started Apple?
a)
Steve Jobs
b)
Bill Gates
c)
Mark Zuckerberg
d)
David Abney
12.
Who started Microsoft?
a)
Steve Jobs
b)
Steve Wozniak
c)
Mark Zuckerberg
d)
Bill Gates
13.
Increased carbon emissions are believed to be causing what disastrous environmental effect?
a)
Increased food prices
b)
Increased gasoline prices
c)
Climate Change
d)
Increased rates of poverty
14.
The Federal gov't responded to the 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon by--
a)
creating a cabinet level Dept of Homeland Security 
b)
enacting the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act 
c)
decreasing defense spending 
d)
expanding the civil liberties of American citizens 
15.

What is the biggest outcome from the Environmental movement?

a)

Hippies

b)

Vegetarians

c)

Veteran's Day

d)

Earth Day

16.
One way the development of the Internet has improved the quality of life in the United States is by-
a)
decreasing the influence of advertisers on consumers
b)
increasing the ease of obtaining information
c)
improving privacy protection for individuals
d)
increasing the reliability of available information
17.
Which situation demonstrates one way that U.S. culture has spread to other parts of the world? 
a)
A young boy in Great Britain watches anime.
b)
A teenage girl buys a hip-hop CD in China. 
c)
A businesswoman eats at a sushi restaurant in Canada. 
d)
A college athlete in Brazil trains for the Olympics. 
18.

Which was a law passed to allow law enforcement to better collect information about terror suspects?

a)

NAFTA

b)

WTO

c)

ISIS

d)

Patriot Act

19.

Which was the opponent of George W. Bush in the election of 2000?

a)

Katrina

b)

Andrew

c)

Powell

d)

Gore

20.

What did the Affordable Care Act change?

a)

provided free health care to all Americans

b)

made insurance more affordable for all Americans

c)

required all Americans to buy health insurance

d)

led to less food being given to students for school lunches

e)

it didn't pass

21.

What did the Affordable Care Act change?

a)

provided free health care to all Americans

b)

made insurance more affordable for all Americans

c)

40-50 million uninsured Americans became insured

d)

led to less food being given to students for school lunches

e)

it didn't pass

22.

Which group was held responsible by the U.S. for providing a safe haven for the group that carried out the attacks on 9/11?

a)

al Qaeda

b)

Taliban

c)

ISIS

d)

Mujahadeen

23.

Which department was created after 9/11?

a)

Homeland Security

b)

CIA

c)

National Security Agency

d)

none of these

24.

Why did al Qaeda launch the terror attacks of 9/11?

a)

to defeat the United States and conquer the world

b)

to fight back against Western influence in Islamic culture

c)

to create a new state of Israel

d)

to remove Soviet influence in Afghanistan

25.

Which best explains the purpose of the No Child Left Behind policy?

a)

a combat strategy of allowing orphaned children to move to the U.S. if their country was at war

b)

to hold schools to higher standards and find out what students know through standardized testing

c)

to rescue children from abusive homes through increased surveillance from the Dept. of Homeland Security

d)

providing free school lunches to students who are from low-income families

26.

Which is a terror group that sought to control large portions of Iraq, Syria, and the Middle East?

a)

NAFTA

b)

WTO

c)

ISIS

d)

Patriot Act

27.
WORLD TRADE CENTERS BOMBED
When did it happen? 
a)
1993
b)
1997
c)
2003
d)
2001
28.

Which factor contributed most to the flooding in New Orleans during Hurricane Katrina?

a)

The location of the surrounding barrier islands.

b)

The city’s low elevation.

c)

The presence of offshore oil rigs.

d)

The buildup of silt in the Mississippi.

29.

Which challenges prompted New York City to take these actions?

a)

Increasing threats to large urban areas by foreign and domestic terrorism.

b)

A widening gap in income levels between socioeconomic groups in society.

c)

Escalating costs of providing health care and social services for senior citizens.

d)

Aging infrastructure and pollution caused by high population density.

30.

The changes shown in these photographs most likely —

a)

Helped improve workplace safety.

b)

Increased the supply of natural resources.

c)

Altered the makeup of natural ecosystems.

d)

Helped decrease energy consumption.

31.

Under the U.S. Constitution, the government may not take private property unless —

a)

The land requires extensive restoration.

b)

The government determines that the land is critical to developers’ profits.

c)

The landowner refuses to build a home on the land.

d)

The government pays the owner fair compensation for the land.

32.

How have these principles most affected U.S. markets?

a)

By stimulating consumer demand for products.

b)

By making business transactions costlier.

c)

By causing shortages of essential materials.

d)

By discouraging coordination among producers.

33.

Which of the following is most responsible for the differences shown on the table?

a)

Robert L. Johnson’s creation of a major television network

b)

Tim Berners-Lee’s invention of the World Wide Web

c)

Jeff Bezos’ founding of Amazon.com

d)

Michael Dell’s use of just-in-time manufacturing

34.

What role did the Supreme Court play in this declaration?

a)

The court ruled Florida’s use of butterfly ballots violated the Equal Protection Clause.

b)

The court ruled on the constitutionality of the vote recount in Florida.

c)

The court determined that campaign contributions are forms of free speech.

d)

The court ruled that requiring literacy tests to vote was unconstitutional.

35.

Which of the following is an example of using a renewable resource to generate electricity?

a)

Building pipelines to maximize the efficiency of transporting oil and gas.

b)

Placing large wind turbines in areas with strong, steady winds.

c)

Using hydraulic fracturing with water and sand to release oil and gas.

d)

Conducting open-pit mining in areas where coal is found near the surface.

36.

Which concept is BEST described by this excerpt?

a)

Cultural Diffusion

b)

Nativism

c)

Social Darwinism

d)

Containment

37.

How has use of the technology described in this excerpt impacted the United States?

a)

By increasing the number of workers in the agricultural sector.

b)

By increasing the amount of time used to manufacture goods.

c)

By increasing the efficiency of workers and businesses.

d)

By increasing the health and safety risks faced by industrial workers.