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1. Which of the following is considered to be the largest cause of death among Native Americans following the arrival of European colonists in North America?

Exposure during the wintry, forced marches on which the European settlers forced themWounds from wars with the European settlersWounds from wars with the other Native American tribesEuropean diseases

2. How did the ruling in Marbury v. Madison alter the Supreme Court's power in the federal government?

It increased it.The decision in Marbury v. Madison strengthened the Supreme Court's Constitutional right to overturn legislation.It increased it.The decision in Marbury v. Madison gave the Supreme Court it's now traditional right to overturn legislation. It lessened it.The Supreme Court was concerned about the possibility of judges overturning laws enacted by voters through referendums and took away that power.There was no change.Marbury v. Madison was a case involving a president who was unwilling to obey laws enacted by his predecessor; there was nothing about the case or decision that would have more than a cursory connection to federal powers of government

3. To whom was the Declaration of Independence addressed and why?

To the Governors of the rebelling colonies so that they would know that they had 30 days to either announce their support of the Revolution or to return to England.To the colonial people as a whole.The Declaration of Independence was intended to outline the wrongs that had been inflicted on them by the British military and inspire them to rise up in protest.To the King of England because the colonists were upset that Parliament was passing laws for them even though they did not have the right to elect members of Parliament to represent their interests.To the British Parliament, because the colonists were opposed to being ruled by a king who had only inherited his throne and only considered the popularly elected Parliament to hold any authority over them

4. Which of the following was not a tax levied on the American colonies by the British government in the 1760's and 70's?

The Lead Act of 1772The Stamp Act of 1765The Sugar Act of 1764The Tea Act of 1773

5. The Erie Canal is 363 miles long and connects which body of water to Lake Erie?

The Hudson RiverThe Susquehanna RiverThe Lehigh RiverThe Mississippi River

6. The philosophy of the late 17th-18th centuries that influenced the Constitution was from the Age of:

EnlightenmentIndustryEmpireDiscovery

7. Which group(s) of people were originally responsible for selecting the members of the U.S. Senate?

State residents, subject to voting eligibilityState electorsState legislaturesState governors

8. One reason the Articles of Confederation created a weak government was because it limited Congress's ability to do what?

VoteDeclare warConduct a censusTax

9. Who was Lewis and Clark's guide?

SquantoSacagaweaWauwatosaPocahontas

10. What was the purpose of Lyndon Johnson's Great Society?

To increase educational standards in the United States.To encourage economic prosperity through trickledown economics.To erase the last vestiges of the Great Depression from the American economic landscape.To eliminate poverty and racial injustice in America

11. The telephone was a solution to which of the following problems with the telegraph?

Telegraphs frequently broke down if subject to extended use.Telegraph messages could only be received by people who had specialized equipment.Telegraphs could only relay one message at a time.Telegraph lines were thick and difficult to maintain.

12. The writers of The Federalist Papers published under the pen name 'Publius.' Who were the authors?

James Madison, John Jay, and Alexander HamiltonAlexander Hamilton, Benjamin Franklin, and Thomas JeffersonGeorge Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and James MadisonBenjamin Franklin, John Jay, and Thomas Jefferson

13. Which President of the United States changed the date of Thanksgiving from the last Thursday of November to the fourth Thursday of November?

Franklin D. Roosevelt George WashingtonAndrew JacksonAbraham Lincoln

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