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WorksheetsUnits 1 & 2 Quiz
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Principles or standards of perfection that we are always trying to achieve are known as
Equality
Opportunity
Ideals
Rights
All people being treated the same way and valued evenly is also known as
Equality
Opportunity
Rights
Responsibilities
Powers or privileges granted to people by an agreement or law is known as
Equality
Rights
Ideals
Democracy
Another word for freedom is
Opportunity
Equality
Liberty
Ideal
The chance for people to pursue their hopes and dreams is called
Opportunity
Equality
Ideal
Democracy
A system of government in which the power to rule comes from the consent of the governed.
Ideals
Dictatorship
Monarchy
Democracy
Freedom of Speech would be considered a/an?
Ideal
Opportunity
Responsibility
Right
This guarantees of equal social opportunities and protection under the law, regardless of race, religion, or other characteristics.
Ideal
Opportunity
Equality
Democracy
Voting in an election is an example of...
Monarchy
Oligarchy
Democracy
Dictator
Homesteaders heading west for free land is an example of a/an
Right
Opportunity
Responsibility
Chance
This group supported the new constitution
Feds
AntiFeds
This group was afraid that the authority the new Constitution gave the President was too similar to the power of the King
Feds
AntiFeds
This group were opponents to the new Constitution
Feds
AntiFeds
This group supported a weak national government. They wanted the power to be in the hands of individual states.
Antifederalists
Federalists
This group believed in a strong national (central) government.
Federalists
Antifederalists
They believed that the new constitution would burden the people with taxes
Antifederalists
Federalists
James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, and John Jay were all federalists who wrote the...
Antifederalist Papers
Federalist Papers
Manifest Destiny is...
the belief that it was America's right and duty to spread west across the North American continent
the belief that Native Americans had the right to their land
the belief that it was America's right and duty to spread east across the North American continent
the right for Native Americans to move East.
U.S. acquisition of the land east of the Mississippi from France in 1803 for $15 million; the purchase doubled the size of the nation.
Florida
Oregon
Mexican-American War
Louisiana Purchase
Land given to the US by Spain after Andrew Jackson removed the governor
Texas
Mexico
Florida
Oregon
The 1836 rebellion of Texans against Mexican rule that result in Texas becoming an independent nation
Mexican-American War
Texas War for Independence
American Revolution
Civil War
Land gained by the US by signing a treaty with Great Britain
Oregon
Florida
Mexico
England
To add a territory to a country
Purchase
Annex
Gain
Acquisition
A region designated by Congress and organized under a governor
State
Territory
City
Capital
The art of conducting negotiations with other countries
Communication
Commerce
Negotiate
Diplomacy
Principles or standards of perfection that we are always trying to achieve are known as
Equality
Opportunity
Ideals
Rights
All people being treated the same way and valued evenly is also known as
Equality
Opportunity
Rights
Responsibilities
Powers or privileges granted to people by an agreement or law is known as
Equality
Rights
Ideals
Democracy
Another word for freedom is
Opportunity
Equality
Liberty
Ideal
The chance for people to pursue their hopes and dreams is called
Opportunity
Equality
Ideal
Democracy
A system of government in which the power to rule comes from the consent of the governed.
Ideals
Dictatorship
Monarchy
Democracy
Freedom of Speech would be considered a/an?
Ideal
Opportunity
Responsibility
Right
This guarantees of equal social opportunities and protection under the law, regardless of race, religion, or other characteristics.
Ideal
Opportunity
Equality
Democracy
Voting in an election is an example of...
Monarchy
Oligarchy
Democracy
Dictator
Homesteaders heading west for free land is an example of a/an
Right
Opportunity
Responsibility
Chance
This group supported the new constitution
Feds
AntiFeds
This group was afraid that the authority the new Constitution gave the President was too similar to the power of the King
Feds
AntiFeds
This group were opponents to the new Constitution
Feds
AntiFeds
This group supported a weak national government. They wanted the power to be in the hands of individual states.
Antifederalists
Federalists
This group believed in a strong national (central) government.
Federalists
Antifederalists
They believed that the new constitution would burden the people with taxes
Antifederalists
Federalists
James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, and John Jay were all federalists who wrote the...
Antifederalist Papers
Federalist Papers
Manifest Destiny is...
the belief that it was America's right and duty to spread west across the North American continent
the belief that Native Americans had the right to their land
the belief that it was America's right and duty to spread east across the North American continent
the right for Native Americans to move East.
U.S. acquisition of the land east of the Mississippi from France in 1803 for $15 million; the purchase doubled the size of the nation.
Florida
Oregon
Mexican-American War
Louisiana Purchase
Land given to the US by Spain after Andrew Jackson removed the governor
Texas
Mexico
Florida
Oregon
The 1836 rebellion of Texans against Mexican rule that result in Texas becoming an independent nation
Mexican-American War
Texas War for Independence
American Revolution
Civil War
Land gained by the US by signing a treaty with Great Britain
Oregon
Florida
Mexico
England
To add a territory to a country
Purchase
Annex
Gain
Acquisition
A region designated by Congress and organized under a governor
State
Territory
City
Capital
The art of conducting negotiations with other countries
Communication
Commerce
Negotiate
Diplomacy
