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SALT History Final

SALT U.S. History Final

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What was the first permanent settlement in Virginia? Jamestown
What battle was the turning point in the American War for Independence? Battle of Saratoga
Who was President during World War I? Woodrow Wilson
Who established the colony of Rhode Island? Roger Williams
What are the first ten amendments to the Constitution called? Bill of Rights
Who led the conquest of the Aztecs? Hernando Cortes
Who wrote the Blue-Backed Speller? Noah Webster
What compromise temporarily settled the slavery issue in 1820? Missouri Compromise
What general won the Battle of Vicksburg? Ulysses S. Grant
For whom was the New World named? Amerigo Vespucci
Who is considered the “Father of the Constitution”? James Madison
What island did U.S. troops rescue from a Cuban invasion in 1983? Grenada
What President helped negotiate the Camp David Accords between Egypt and Israel? Jimmy Carter
Who was the prosecutor at the Scopes Trial? William Jennings Bryan
Who led the first expedition to circumnavigate the world? Ferdinand Magellan
What was the last battle between the American Indians and federal troops? Battle of Wounded Knee
Who was the first president of the “Lone Star Republic? Sam Houston
What was the name for President Lyndon Johnson’s liberal social and economic program? Great Society
Founding of the Plymouth colony 1620
End of the Civil War 1865
Homestead Act 1862
Operation Desert Storm 1991
Constitutional Convention 1787
Spanish-American War 1898
America pulls out of the Vietnam War 1973
“Black Tuesday” 1929
Treaty of Paris 1783
End of the Mexican War 1848
Defeat of the Spanish Armada 1588
Interstate Commerce Act 1887
End of Reconstruction 1877
Declaration of Independence 1776
America enters World War I 1917
V-J Day 1945
Louisiana Purchase 1803
Who was the first black Cabinet member? Robert Weaver
Who were members of the Apollo XI mission? Collins Aldrin and Armstrong
What agreement established the World Trade Organization? GATT
Who was the dictator of Panama that was arrested by invading U.S. troops? Manuel Noriega
What court decision legalized abortion? Roe vs. Wade
Who was the spokesman for détente during the Nixon Administration? Henry Kissinger
Who became the first woman justice to serve on the Supreme Court? Sandra Day O’Connor
In what country were 63 Americans taken hostage in 1979? Iran
Who was Vice President under President Ronald Reagan? George Bush
Who was known as the “Great Communicator”? Ronald Reagan
Who wrote History of Plymouth Plantation? William Bradford
Who was the first secretary of the treasury? Alexander Hamilton
Which general was killed at the Battle of Chancellorsville? Stonewall Jackson
Who has been called the greatest inventor of all time? Thomas Edison
Who wrote Gone with the Wind? Margaret Mitchell
The House of Burgesses was organized in 1619
Phillis Wheatley an African-American poet during the Colonial Era
Billy Sunday a former baseball player who became a great evangelist
The colony that was founded as a haven for Catholics Maryland
Robert E. Lee a Confederate general during the Civil War
Jonathan Edwards preached “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God.”
The Northwest Ordinance provided for the gradual development of self-government in the Northwest Territory
The economic theory that says colonies exist for the benefit of the mother country mercantilism
The Good Neighbor Policy promoted friendship between the United States and Latin America
Gertrude Stein - Ernest Hemmingway - and F. Scott Fitzgerald known as the Lost Generation
Samuel de Champlain the “Father of New France”
The best known evangelist of the Second Awakening Charles Finney
Elias Howe invented the sewing machine
The compromise of 1850 the last work of Henry Clay
What became America’s most important means of transportation by the 1860’s The railroads
John D. Rockefeller became a leading businessman in what industry? the oil industry
The greatest real estate deal in American history Louisiana Purchase
The best known of the local color writers Mark Twain
Who invented the reaper Cyrus McCormick
President Nixon resigned as a result of The Watergate Affair
Who adopted the slogan “speak softly and carry a big stick” Theodore Roosevelt
Who sent U.S. troops to Haiti and Bosnia Bill Clinton
Adopted the slogan “fifty- four forty or fight James K. Polk
Who was President at the beginning of the Great Depression Herbert Hoover
Who stood against Communism and helped stabilize the economy Ronald Reagan
Who launched the New Frontier John F. Kennedy
Who issued the Emancipation Proclamation Abraham Lincoln
Who was the only President to serve as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court William Howard Taft
Who was the only President to be elected by unanimous vote George Washington
Who launched the New Deal Franklin D. Roosevelt
Who launched the Fair Deal Harry S. Truman
Who was President during the War of 1812 James Madison
Who was President during the Persian Gulf War George Bush
Who advocated a “return to normalcy” Warren G. Harding
Who was the only President to serve two non-consecutive terms Grover Cleveland
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