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What were the cultural achievements of the Aztec? Choose four correct answers.

The Aztec built large pyramids and temples.
Aztec emperors and authors wrote poetry.
The Aztec developed musical instruments.
The Aztec used styles from other societies.
The Aztec used feathers as a symbol of social status.
The Aztec created a society where everyone was equal.

Why did the US withdraw from Vietnam?

The Senate’s approval of a treaty is an example of which constitutional principle?

Checks and balances
Separation of powers
Popular sovereignty
Consent of the governed
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What is the significance of 1861?

Texans fought against the dictator Santa Anna and won independence from Mexio.

The Joint Resolution for annexation was approved and Texas became a state in the United States.

The United States won the Mexican War and acquired territory known as the Mexican Cession

Southern states voted to secede from the Union and the Civil War began

What is the most popular Indian instrument?
Drums
None of the above
Guitar
Sitar

Study the graph showing the number of Vietnamese immigrating to the US.

What does the graph show about the number of Vietnamese immigrating to the US between 1980 and 1990?


It roughly doubled.

It decreased by half.

It stayed about the same.

It increased by 75 percent.

What roles did the priests play in Aztec society? Choose all the correct answers.
They recorded the history, religious practices, and literature of the Aztec in a type of book called a codex. (The plural
of codex is codices.)
They collected taxes and tribute from farmers.
They sacrificed war captives to please the gods.
They kept track of important ceremonies with the 260-day calendar that was similar to the one developed by the
Maya.
They served as military leaders in times of war.

The first new state to be established after the US declared independence was Florida. Texas. Kentucky. Tennessee.

Which of these best summarizes the Monroe Doctrine?

F The immigration of Europeans to the United States must be discouraged. G Further colonization of the Americas by European countries is prohibited.
H The power to nullify federal laws is necessary to preserve sovereignty.
J International peace can be maintained without complicated alliances.

During Reconstruction, former Confederate generals were-
A. forbidden to hold public office
B. given command of local military units
C. required to rejoin the United States army
D. tried for treason against the United States

Match the following terms with the correct definition.

Question 1 options:

Warsaw Pact


NATO


Marshall Plan


Truman Doctrine

1.
The idea that it was the United State's moral duty to protect free people from the spread of communism.

2.
A plan to send economic aid to Europe for recovery.

3.
A group of 12 nations that agreed to respond together if any single nation was attacked among them.

4.
A group of seven states and countries that formed a group to protect one another if attacked and also were procommunist.

Write as if you are and immigrant in the 19th century who has recently come to America. Describe where you are from and why you came to America. Explain your experiences and include where you are living, what the conditions are like, where you work, how you are treated.
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Why was the House of Burgesses important?
A: It was the earliest representative assembly in the European colonies.
B: It represented everyone in all of the colonies.
C: It made all the laws for Virginia until 1800.
D: It decided which people could vote in Massachusetts.

Before the American Revolution, judges often ruled unfairly in trials in order to protect the king's interests. How did the Framers of the Constitution limit the power of the government over judges? (3 points)

a
They included a list of people who could be judges in the Constitution.

b
They made it so that states would be responsible for the judicial branch.

c
They made it so that the Supreme Court had to try all cases in the United States.

d
They wrote in the Bill of Rights that people had the right to a trial by jury.

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type a brief description of the Gateway Arch and the Parthenon

The Baton Rouge bus boycott of 1953 had a lasting impact on the civil rights movement in Louisiana. In one paragraph, describe both the causes and the effects of the boycott. Your response should include supporting details in the form of facts, quotations, and examples.

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Please answer the following essay question:
James Madison said that "no Constitution would ever have been adopted by the Convention if the debates had been made public." Do you agree or disagree? Explain.
Your answer should be at least 5-7 sentences in length.

identify the 4 main physical features of the indian subcontinent.

What could a foreign visitor to Rome expect to see in the Forum, the center of day-to-day life in the city?


a site where gladiators fought lions

a track for chariot races and food carts to feed the crowds

a central gathering place where leaders conducted elections and posted laws

a wealthy country house surrounded by farmland

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SALT I is the name of the first Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty. T or F

fill in the blanks after watching the liberty kids episode 3


James feels that giving ________ the Ohio River Valley means that the lives lost 11 years ago during the French and Indian War were for nothing.

Parliament is making ____________ pay for tea that they destroyed during the ___________________________________________.

Colonist that defend _________________are known as Tories.

Samuel Adams and his cousin __________________ are creating pamphlets for Boston. Sarah volunteers to deliver the pamphlets to Abigail Adams with Henri.

James cheers as a sailor is tarred and _______________.

Sarah believes that it is significant that the supplies they are loading come from four different _________________. Before closing the Boston Harbor, they thought of themselves as separate countries.

James learns that John Adams writes under the Pseudonym of Novangelus. He wrote “Government of ___________, Not Men”

When James goes to report on the First Continental Congress, Patrick ____________is speaking.

9 Sarah meets with Abigail Adams who tells her that General Gage sent troops to Cambridge and took the arms and ______________ stored there. He said that is was to prevent violence.


10. If General Gage sees the pamphlets, they could be charged with ______________, like treason and go to jail.


11. John and Sam Adams were know as the _______________Men.


12. The ____________________ won the debate in the Congress. They are going to Petition the King to fix the Intolerable Acts with the Parliament.


13. Henri brings the pamphlets into Boston by using __________ to carry them.

14. Mr. Adam states , “I am not a New England man, I am an ________________. We are all Americans!”


What did you learn from the episode of Liberty Kids?

Select the correct answer from each drop-down menu. was an important African American leader of the abolitionist movement. As a former , he had experienced firsthand the cruelty of slavery. He went on to write describing his hardships, which soon became a bestseller of abolitionist literature.

What did Americans want to change when they passed the 26th Amendment after the Vietnam War?

They wanted to create a new way for citizens to protest US involvement in war.
They wanted to enable voters to end war directly through their new right to vote.
They wanted to provide young people with the chance to vote on declarations of war.
They wanted to allow young people to help choose the people making war decisions.

The bus drivers did not like the new rules and did not comply with them.

In June, Jemison sat in a seat that had formerly been reserved for white passengers; when the bus driver asked him to move, he refused. The driver drove to a police station, but the police refused to arrest him because he had not broken the law.

The bus drivers said that they didn’t want to be in the position of having to ask people to move to keep the races segregated. They preferred that there be designated seating. They also claimed that Ordinance 222 contradicted the state law that required separate compartments for races. On Monday, June 15, 1953, the bus drivers went on strike.

– “Prelude to the Baton Rouge Bus Boycott
February 11, 1953,”
Molly Manson

How did bus drivers respond to the new rules? Check all that apply.

They refused to follow the new rules.
They followed the rules even though they disliked them.
They complained about the idea of reserved seating.
They did not want to ask passengers to change their seats.
They went on strike to fight the new rules.

Who opposed the draft and why?

1. If the law in question applies to the U.S. Constitution, the case must be heard in a federal court. True or False?
2. A _________ gives guidance to other judges by offering a model upon which to base their own decisions on similar cases. (fill in the blank)
3. A judge writes an ________ , which offers a detailed explanation of the legal thinking behind the court's decision. (fill in the blank) *

Which of these is the result of the pollution of the Ganges River?

decreased fresh air
increased tourism
increased disease
decreased taxes