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History Final 05-15
Question | Answer |
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Who was the leader of the continental army during the American Revolution? | George Washington |
The 1st inhabitants in the Americas were called | Paleo Indians |
These first Americans got here by crossing a | Bering Land Bridge |
What other continent did these early Americans cross over from? | Asia |
How many original English colonies were there? | 13 |
Finish this phrase “No Taxation Without | Representation |
Who was the primary author of the Declaration of Independence? | Thomas Jefferson |
This man sailed for Spain and believed he had reached Asia when actually he had discovered a new world. | Christopher Columbus |
When was our Declaration of Independence adopted? | July 4, 1776 |
The first ten amendments to the constitution are known as the | Bill of Rights |
When you have an overabundance of something you are said to have this, I can cause prices to drop. | Surplus |
This is when one stronger country carves out sections of control in another weaker country where the stronger has control of trade. | Sphere of influence . |
Name the large land acquisition made in 1803 by Thomas Jefferson. | The Louisiana purchase |
This man was elected President in 1860, and his election sparked the civil war. | Abraham Lincoln |
U.S. gained this island by force, overthrowing their queen. | Hawaii |
This man led a group of Rough and tumble soldiers, during the Spanish American War | Theodore Roosevelt |
This man led a group of Rough and tumble soldiers, during the Spanish American War, what were the soldiers called | Rough Riders |
The sinking of what ship sparked the United States involvement in WWI | The Lusitania |
We purchased this land for 7.2 Million Dollars, it became our 49th state | Alaska |
This is pride in your country. | Nationalism |
This is when a stronger country uses the resources of another country for its own financial gain. | Extractive economy |
*This is the buildup of a country’s military/ or the belief in strong military | Militarism |
This was long ditches dug to protect from enemy attacks | Trenches |
These were underwater German boats used for surprise attacks. | U-boats |
This is the treaty that ended World War I. | Treaty of Versailles |
This man expressed confidence and optimism in his inaugural address in 1929. | Herbert Hoover |
Assured by faith in the nation’s economic status many Americans purchased things on | credit |
This is a name given to market where stocks are on an upward trend. | Bull market |
This is when stocks have a downward trend. | Bear market |
Stocks plummeted to a new low when investors dumped more than 16 million shares of stock on the market. This day was known as | black Tuesday |
This is the inevitable ups and downs of business in a free enterprise economy. | Business cycle |
This is a place where men and women would wait in lines for soup and a piece of bread. | Bread lines |
This was a nickname for the poor shantytowns that would pop up on the outskirts of major cities. | Hooverville |
What was is called when men and women would walk around with their pants pockets pulled out for all to see | Hoover flags |
This was the name if the fires burning in these shantytowns | Hoover heaters |
Huge protest of WWI veterans came to Washington for support of the veterans’ bonus bill, these guys came to be known as the | bonus army |
This man was elected President In 1932 | FDR |
A traveling homeless person was known as a | Hobos |
This was buying stocks on credit. | Margin buying |
The _________ was when a certain dictator in the Soviet Union was in control and killed over 10 million of his own people | Great Terror |
This is a refusal to trade. | Embargo |
*This is the name for Anti-Jewish feelings | Anti-semitism |
This was Hitler’s plan to invade Great Britain. | Operation sea lion |
This is when 7000 American and Filipino soldiers were walked to death. | Bataan Death march |
This is another name for Hitler’s Lightning War. | blitzkrieg |
This was the book Hitler wrote while in prison. | Mein Kampf |
What was Mussolini’s nickname? | the Duce |
FDR said “Today is a day that will live in | infamy |
This man developed a way to send messages through short electrical impulses. This allowed for messages to be sent great distances in seconds | Samuel FB Morse |
What was this method of sending messages called? | Telegram |
This man invented the first telephone in 1876 | Alexander Graham Bell |
Who invented the first light bulb? | Thomas Edison |
This is the day the allies launched their famous invasion on the beaches at Normandy. | D-Day |
This was the American governments plan to build nuclear bombs. | The Manhattan Project |
This court case stated that separate facilities were legal as long as they were equal. | Plessy vs Ferguson |
This court case overturned the famous separate can be equal case. | Brown vs Board of Education |
This woman became a symbol for the civil rights movement when she refused to give up her seat on a bus | Rosa Parks |
The Woman in Question 58 sparked this form of nonviolent protests. | Bus Boycotts |
This group became a symbol for young militant African Americans, and led armed patrols in urban neighborhoods | Black Panthers |
The Korean war was fought over the spread of what idealism | Communism |
Prior to US involvement in Korea the nations were divided along the | 38th parallel |
*After the Korean War North and South Korea was divided along the | 38th parallel |
This man was the Communist leader in North Vietnam. | Ho Chi Minh |
This man was appointed to rule in South Vietnam | Ngo Dinh Diem |
The man in question _______ was considered crooked and unpopular in Vietnam for all of the reasons except | He was close friends with he who enlightens |
This was the name given to the North Vietnamese Enlisted army | Vietminh |
This was the name given to the South Vietnamese rebels | Vietcong |
How many American soldiers lost their lives or where MIA in Vietnam | 58000 |
This was the lone major offensive organized against the Americans for the duration of the Vietnam War | The tet offensive |
This was the supply line to the South in Vietnam | The Ho Chi Minh Trail |
These are people opposed to the war in Vietnam | Doves |
These are people who were for the war in Vietnam | Hawks |
How many Americans served in the Vietnam War | Over 2 million |
Which of the following best describes the welcome home from vietnam | Harsh cruel often times criminal |