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Post by moxWASmybackup on Apr 25, 2018 8:06:18 GMT -6
Currently History 8-12 cert. Need to get composite certified. Earliest I can take the test is in 5 days. Haven't studied at all... Easy enough to pass with 5 days of studying?
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Post by Hitch on Apr 25, 2018 8:08:40 GMT -6
Can't answer that one for you, Lance/Mox. I'm composite science certified.
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Post by Hoss on Apr 25, 2018 8:11:18 GMT -6
If you treat your class like a 5 day study hall, which is completely possible given your teaching assignment, I say you can do it.
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Post by fbs on Apr 25, 2018 8:13:54 GMT -6
Currently History 8-12 cert. Need to get composite certified. Earliest I can take the test is in 5 days. Haven't studied at all... Easy enough to pass with 5 days of studying? had to do this several years ago, and I didn't study at all and passed. however I had the advantage of teaching geo, world and us for a few years at different stops so I knew all of that. you can find the breakdown of the test somewhere (tea maybe, in their downloadable study guide) of how much of the test comes from each subject. For me, I knew 3 of the subjects very well, and the others marginally well to the point that I felt like even if I tanked one subject like economics that I could still pass. It worked and I passed, but I don't know what I'd have done without the benefit of teaching those subjects beforehand. I've known several people that had to take the composite a more than twice before they passed. take that for what it's worth, I guess. If I were you I'd go ahead and give it a shot, and if you pass you're done. If not, take it again. |
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Post by Hitch on Apr 25, 2018 8:16:31 GMT -6
Good points! Use that interweb deal and find you some practice tests. And use your study hall time to do so.
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Post by Hitch on Apr 25, 2018 8:18:21 GMT -6
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Post by Hoss on Apr 25, 2018 8:19:23 GMT -6
this needs a sub-board
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Post by Hitch on Apr 25, 2018 8:19:38 GMT -6
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Post by moxWASmybackup on Apr 25, 2018 8:21:50 GMT -6
Went ahead and registered for May 1st. New month, new me.
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Post by moxWASmybackup on Apr 25, 2018 8:22:32 GMT -6
Thanks Boys.
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Post by Hoss on Apr 25, 2018 8:22:53 GMT -6
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Post by fbs on Apr 25, 2018 8:25:44 GMT -6
seriously, find that pie chart in the study guide that shows how much content comes from each subject and prioritize your studying based on what you know and what you don't. don't study the subject or subjects that you've been teaching and study the ones you're less familiar with.
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Post by Hitch on Apr 25, 2018 8:26:57 GMT -6
Good luck, Lance.
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Post by moxWASmybackup on Apr 25, 2018 8:27:00 GMT -6
Solid advice. Appreciate it.
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Post by acsl8ter on Apr 25, 2018 8:27:42 GMT -6
yes. Use this.
1. Dred Scott vs. Sandford case-
Ruled Blacks were not us citizens. The Missouri Compromise was unconstitutional. Congress did not have legal right to buy slavery.
2. Mohands Gandhi-
Nonviolent resistance such as boycotts and peaceful demonstrations.
3. Aristocracy- Relates to 3 things
1. Land owning / wealthy
2. Power is passed down by generations
4. Catherine The Great of Russia-
Followed 6 weak rulers. Was concerned about nobility leading to bad conditions for peasants. Expanded Russian Territory.
5. Roman Empire influence on England and France-
More on France. Why?
6. Reason for Germans Defeat in WWII
Soviet/ Nazi Pact,
Control of Mediterranean,
Blocking allies retreat
7. Civil Disobedience-
A group’s refusal to obey a law because they believe the law is immoral.
Ex. Protest against discrimination
8. Fall of the Catholic Church during the middle ages-
Loss of land to Muslim invades
Crusades Protestant Reformation
Black Death
9. Darwin and Marx-
Marx- Founder of modern communism. Wrote the communist Manifest 1848.
Darwin- English natural scientist who formulated a theory of evolution by natural selection.
10. Who consisted of the ancient Greek Slaves-
Prisoners captured by the city states
11. Charlemagne-
Brought Romans and Pope together, wanted people to learn.
12. What represented Maya Gods-
Ancestor Objects
13. Aztec and Inca governments: Similarities how they were ran?
Emperor is a descendent from God
14. Nixon and Kissenger-
15. Italy’s progress……
papal states
16. Theodore Roosevelt 1901-1909-
protected National Parks/ Established the National Forest Laws
17. How was Judaism different than Pre- Christian religions-
Belief in one God
18. Malcom X vs. MLK jr. How was King different?
- King - believed in non violence acts
- peaceful
- Malcom X- Believed in separation
- hated civil disobedience and civil rights movement
- believed in violence if necessary
19. Rivers for Confucianism, Islam, Hinduism-
- Hinduism- Ganges River
- Islam-
- Confucianism- Huang He
20. How is Chronology used in a specific event-
21. Primary and Secondary Sources
22. Critical thinking…….
drawing conclusions
23. Alexander the Great-
Spread Greek Culture Eastern
Alexander the Great enduring effects…..
Centralized Greco Persian Empire
24. Japan after WWII-
Democratic Government
25. Totalarism vs. Authoritarian-
Total- controls all citizen rights- controls every aspect
Auth- has unlimited authority
26. African poem about Jane Austen
The poem was about abusing blacks to get rich on Sugar Plantations.
27. Census Bureau and who would use it-
- Used for tax info
- Allocate federal resources
Used by- Dept. of Commerce
- Dept. of Labor
28. 20th century technology….
Globalization
Trains Cars
Computers
29. Where did Industrial revolution inventors invent-
-Textile Laboratories
-Universities
30. Advantages of North and South during the Civil War-
North- Population, Money, Industry
*South- Strong Military Leaders/ Defensive Battle, Defending their homes
31. Betty Friedman and la femme mystique-
Higher Education harmful to women- felt trapped as homemaker
32. Great Awakening-
-Series of religious revolts that swept over the American Colonies about the middle of the 18th century.
- Started by Presbyterians under William Tennant in New Jersey.
- Started by Jonathan Edwards in New England
33. 13 Amendment- abolished slavery
Abolished slavery
34. 14 Amendment-
-Overturned the Dred Scott decision
-No state shall deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.
35. 15 Amendment-
-Right to vote for every citizen
36 Truman Doctrine and Marshall Plan-
Marshall Plan- gave Europe financial support to rebuild after WWII
-European Recovery Program
_Truman Doctrine the United States will help defend any country that is trying to resist communism
37. Pact of War 1973-
38.- Dred Scott- Court case said that slaves were not citizens of the United States and could not sue in court. Case all said that congress had no power to ban slavery.
39. Louisiana Purchase- 1803 Jefferson buys all of France’s land in North America for 15 million dollars. Increased both the size and debt of the United States.
40. Missouri Compromise- 1820 agreement calling for the admission of Missouri as a slave state and Maine as a free state, and outlawing slavery in the future states to ne created north of 30 degrees north latitude.
41. Most Urbanized Country-
42. Main thing in common N Africa and S Africa-
43. Sole Proprietorship-
a business owned and managed by a single individual.
Disadvantages of soul proprietorship………
Liable for all debts
44. Economy of Scale-
factors that cause a producer’s average cost per unit to fall as output rises.
Economies of scale refer to production activities that………..
Lower unit production costs by increasing size of production units
45. Supply and Demand-
- How much factories are willing to supply—How much people are willing to buy
- Equilibrium- balance between price and quanity
46. Command Economy-
Central Government makes all decisions on the production and consumption of goods.
47. Market Economy-
Free Market – decisions are based on individuals and are based on exchange and trade.
48. Traditional Economy-
Involved around family-
Relies on habit, custom, or ritual to decide what to produce, how to produce it, and to whom to distribute it.
49. Laissez Faire-
Theory that government should play little role in society.
50. Magna Carta- signed by King John in 1215 that granted certain rights to English noblemen and became the foundation for the future ideas in America of liberty and justice.
51. Nebraska Act- The Kansas–Nebraska Act was a United States federal law passed on May 30, 1854, organizing a territorial government for the lands that later became the states of Kansas and Nebraska. Opponents saw it as the triumph of the Slave Power and formed the new Republican Party to defeat it. The Act was a key step on the way to the American Civil War.
52. Virginia Act-
53. Why are U.S. women farther ahead then European Women-
54. Marbury vs. Madison-
-established the evaluation of federal laws constitutionality, or judicial review, as power of the Supreme Court.
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55. Main language and Religion in S Africa and W Asia?
56. Main Religion South Asia-
57. Executive Power- President
58. Soil Weathering-
59. Soil Nutrients-
60. Water cycle-
61. When does sun show days longer-
62. Judicial Review-
the power of a court to determine the constitutionality of a government action.
63. What were immigrants seeking in America after the civil War-
64. Best Invention of transportation and location-
65. Reason for Farmers to go West?
66. Proclamation-
67. Cultural Diffusion- the spreading of a cultural trait (e.g., material object, idea, or behavior pattern) from one society to another.
68. Simulation-
69. Cultural Adaptation-
70. Best answer physical geography affects cultures?
Nomads Mediterranean Sea
South Africa
71. Miranda Rights- The Miranda warning is given by police in the United States to suspects whom they have arrested and intend to question. The Miranda warnings were mandated by the 1966 United States Supreme Court decision in the case of Miranda v. Arizona. They are a means of protecting a criminal suspect's Fifth Amendment right not to be subjected to coerced self-incrimination (see right to silence). This principle of law, though under different names, has been adopted in some other jurisdictions.
72. War Powers Act-1973 law limiting a President’s ability to involve the United States in foreign conflicts without receiving a formal declaration of war from congress.
73. What did US ignore in the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo? The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo was the peace treaty that ended the Mexican-American War (1846–1848). The treaty provided for the Mexican Cession, in which Mexico ceded 1.36 million km² (525,000 square miles) to the United States in exchange for USD$15 million. The United States also agreed to take over $3.25 million in debts Mexico owed to American citizens.
Mexican land Grants
74. Difference between families in industrialized and non industrialized nations?
75. W.E. Dubose-
76. WW II – Affect on Africa-
77. Economic Change in South During Reconstruction-
78. Chinese Warriors -
higher than merchants
79. Why Islam appeals to different people-
Sense of brotherhood, community, and belongings
80. Chavez Grape Workers Strike-
81. Political Cause of American Revolution-
Taxation by the Colonist on the British
82. Horace Mann-
83. John Locke-
17th century philosopher, concerned with mans natural rights, life, liberty, property. Ideas formed the basis for the concepts used in American law and govt. allowing the colonist to justify Revolution.
2 Writings- Human Understanding and Treatise on Civil Rights
84. Alexander Hamilton- effect on society?
Federalist- wanted a new Government under the constitution
85. Sojourner Truth- United States abolitionist and feminist who was freed from slavery and became a leading advocate of the abolition of slavery and for the rights of women (1797-1883)
86. Female During the temperance movement with some church-
87. How is Chronology used in Specific Events-
88. Nebraska Kansas Act-1854 law that called for the creation of these two new territories and stated that citizens in each territory should decide whether slavery would be allowed there.
89. Why did Indians not make it in Mexico?
Diseases harsh treatment by Spanish( Treated much like slaves)
90. What president had most change during the Gilded Age?
91. Importance of a Census police Report?
92. How is a bill to be passed?
93. Judicial Branch of Government
94. Korean War/ Vietnam War- U.S role? How did it affect us the same?
95. What kind of farming in the South after Civil War? Sharecropping and Tenant farming
96. Japan Farming- Rice in large terrace fields I think
97. Tropical Savanna-
. Carnivores, grasslands, drought-resistant tress, tall scrub brush, fluctuating water……
Tropical Savanna
98. How did Truman justify dropping the atomic bomb on Japan? Saved a million American lives at least, that is what was estimated if the allies would have had to invade mainland Japan
99. Why did Franklin Roosevelt attempt to appoint more judges? The court started strinking down some of his new deal plans and he wanted people in their that would vote the way that he wanted them to vote. Greatly angered the American public but they got over it
101. What is the difference between the LULAC and LA RAZA?
102. John Locke and Karl Marx, their point of view on government?
104. What were Theodore Roosevelt’s views on international affairs? Speak softly and carry a big stick.
105. Executive Privilege – Watergate scandal, Nixon.
106. Sojourner Truth’s main grievance was?
107. What was Hamilton’s major influence in America?
108. What was the main purpose of the War Powers Act of 1973?
109. What was the reason for NATO? North Atlantic Treaty Organization to try and form a blockade around Russia right after the conclusion of WW2.
110. Harlem Renaissance African American literary awakening of the 1920’s centered in Harlem
111. What was a major reason for a decline in the economy and more work for people in the Lowell Mills?
112. After WWII, why did Japan assimilate ideas from the western countries?
113. Camp David Accords Peace agreement reached between Israel and Egypt, the first between Israel and an Arab neighbor, signed in March 1979. Called for normalization of relations and return of the Sinai to Egypt. It also included the framework of a Palestinian Autonomy Plan
114. Difference between modern authoritarian and traditional authoritarian? M = police state and T = dictatorship
115. Dust Bowl- Mid 20 through late 30’s caused by a sever drought and a plummet in agriculture prices. People left farms and moved west to California
116. Similarities of Aztecs and Incas
117. Difference in family between pre and post Industrial Revolution?
118. Confucianism (551-479 BC) Classical philosopher, one of the most influential thinkers in Chinese history. He was an itinerant scholar-official, trying to influence the policies of the great lords of the various classical states. He propagated a philosophy of life that was to be very influential throughout Chinese history. Though not technically a religion, Confucianism is actually a philosophy of social order with a hierarchy structure. To the benefit of the Xheng Dynasty this order points to the Emperor as the supreme authority of power and must be obeyed.
119. Women’s Christian Temperance Union- started in 1874 opposed drinking on the grounds that it lead to personal tragedy.
120. Japan VS Chinas hierarchy 1200's I think
121. Theodore Roosevelt
122. Islam where originated and river Mecca
123. New Deal-Term used to describe President Franklin Roosevelt relief recovery and reform programs designed to combat the Great Depression
124. Simon Bolivar
125. South Carolina Secession
126. Judicial review
127. Central American Gov
128. Reconstruction- Program implemented by the federal government between 1865-1877 to repair damage to the South caused by the Civil War and to restore the Southern States to the Union
129 Fascism- Political philosophy that emphasis the importance of the nation or an ethic group and the supreme authority of the leaver over that of the individual I.E. Hitler and Germany Mussolini and Italy
130. Feudalism- Loosely organized system of government in which local lords governed their own lands but owed military service to service and other support to a greater lord.
132. Manrialism-Economic portion of feudalism where all aspects of life were centered on the lord’s manor including peasant villages, a church, farm land, a mill, and the lord's castle or manor house.
133. Black Death-passage
133. Capitalism An economic system in which the means of production are privately owned and controlled and which is characterized by competition and the profit motive.
134. Simon Bolivar- constitution passage
135. Nelson Mandela
136. Cotton Gin
137. Sherman Anti-trust act: Law passed by congress in 1890 that outlawed any combination of companies that restrained interstate trade or commerce
138. Railroad (England)
139. 19th amendment- Granted women the right to vote
140. Regents of univ. of CA v. Bakke
141. Roe V. Wade 1973 court case that legalized abortion
142. Fredrick Douglass
143. Elizabeth Cady Stanton
144. Plessey v. Ferguson
Segregation was permitted if facilities were equal
- Segregated public facilities were permitted until Plessy was overturned by Brown vs. Board of Education.
145. New Deal
146. Miranda rights(court case)
147. Earl Warren
148. Elenor Roosevelt- Wife of Franklin Roosevelt loved by Americans could often be seen out around the country listing to people since her husband had a difficult time traveling due to polio.
149. Jerusalem
150. Sub Sahara Africa
151. Greece
152. NATO
153. Civil rights act of 1964- Law that made discrimination illegal in a number of areas, including voting schools and jobs
154. The invisible man
155. Henry Ford-
156. Susan B Anthony- Wanted women’s voting rights lead a group of women to the voting polls in Rochester New York, was arrested because she attempted to vote. Fined 100 dollars and became a very important figure in women’s suffrage movement
157. Populism
158. Teddy Roosevelt-
159. Germany mistakes in WWII- Opening a second front with Russia and Not responding quickly to the D-Day invasion of Normandy France
160. Primary/Secondary Source
161. Liberia
162. Second Great Awakening Second Great Awakening. Beginning at 1797-1801about the same time in New England and Kentucky, a new wave of revivals, emphasizing an intensely personal relationship to God, disrupted established religious practices and helped to break down barriers along sex and color lines. Baptists and Methodists were especially receptive to the new wave of religious enthusiasm.
163. Berlin Airlift- Operation that moved supplies in to West Berlin by Americans and British planes during a soviet blockade from 1948-1949
164. Mc McCarthyism- Term used to describe Senator Joseph McCarthy’s anti-communist smear tactics.
165. 14 pts- Wilson (WWI)- President Wilson’s plan to keep another WW from happening. Only one part of his plan was accepted the League of Nations. The United States never joined the League of Nations.
166. Lowell Mills
167.Increase the amount of agriculture……
Contour Farming
168. Natures of Cultural Change……
Changes in one culture are accompanied by another
169. Major economic consequences of info revolution in late 20th century…..
Increased interdependence among world finance market
170.Low population Growth medium death rate and birth rate….
Western Europe
171. Summer Solstice for the Northern Hemisphere occurs when the earth is to the sun…..
earth tilted towards the sun…the whole northern hemisphere is shaded in black
172. Constitutional sanctioned procedures for mending the constitution…..
¾ of states ask president to call convention
173. Tectonic process leads to climate change…..
Conventional movements alter flow of currents
174. Jerusalem, Ganges, Loudes, Mecca…….
Traditional site of religious pilgrimage
175. 5000 BC to 1000AC Messo-American Culture…….
Maize Cultivation
176. Knowledge of what economic concept would best enable consumers to analyze potential purchases related to family budget……..
Opportunity cost
177. Why would U.S. Adopt expansionary fiscal policy…….
10% labor unemployment force
180.
178. European population growth in 1730…….
Stable food supplies
182.
179. Influenced abolitionists movement in 1830’s……
Whig party, uncle toms cabin
180. Also there is a question with a picture of a tree and a process going on with it…… the answer is….
Soil Permeability
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Post by fbs on Apr 25, 2018 8:30:36 GMT -6
seems legit...
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Post by acsl8ter on Apr 25, 2018 8:31:06 GMT -6
stud used that same study guide 8 years ago....took him 4 times to pass the composite... I used this and passed first time. |
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Post by acsl8ter on Apr 25, 2018 8:33:15 GMT -6
This one too
SS Composite
I. Queen Elizabeth 1 1558-1603
A. Shakespeare thrived during her reign
B. English exploration and colonization of North America
C. Granted charter to the British East India Company
III. Gandhi’s greatest contributions
A. Non-Violent Protest
B. King and Mandela became students of this philosophy
IV. Reasons why Germany lost WWII
A. Attempted to fight two front war
B. Hitler’s ineptitude as a leader
V. Mayflower Compact
A. 2nd Governing document of Plymouth Colony
B. Social Contract
C. Foundation of the U.S. Constitution
VI. Articles of Confederation
A. First governing document of the United States
B. Adopted by Second Continental Congress
C. Confederation was able to make war, negotiate diplomatic agreements, resolve issues regarding Western territories, print money, and borrow money inside and outside the US
D. Major weaknesses
1. No taxing power
2. One state – One Vote
VII. Reasons for Revolutionary War
A. Taxation without Representation
B. Broad intellectual and social shifts (republican ideals)
C. Navigation Acts (anything that benefited the Empire was good policy)
D. Writs of Assistance (Open-ended search warrants)
E. John Locke’s Social Contract (the right of the people to overthrow their leaders)
IX. Betty Friedan
A. Feminist
B. Wrote “The Feminine Mystique”
C. Depicted the roles of women in industrial societies
D. Saw role of homemaker as “stifling”
E. Co-Founded NOW
X. Abolitionist Movement 1830s
A. Frederick Douglass
B. Underground Railroad
XII. the Enlightenment-social thoughts and political thoughts
A. Argued that systematic thinking could apply to all forms of human activity.
B. Rousseau – Social Contract; Montesquieu
C. Hobbes – Leviathan – God is not arbitrary, but rules through natural laws on Earth.
XIII. Reasons for exchange rate declines in US and abroad
A. Follows law of supply and demand
B. Depends on level of countries business activity, GDP, and employment rates.
C. Central banks attempt to fix some problems by adjusting interest rates.
XIV. market economies
A. Economic system where the production of goods and services takes place through the mechanism of free markets.
B. No governmental intervention or other coercion.
C. No barriers to trade.
XV. command economies
A. Economic system in which a single agency makes all decisions about production and allocation of goods and services.
B. Generally associated with Socialist states.
XVI. Oligopolies
A. A market form where the market is dominated by a few sellers.
B. Firms utilize non-price competition in order to share greater revenues.
XVII. economies of scale
A. Characterizes a production process in which an increase in the number of units produced causes a decrease in the average cost.
B. Economists study this theory using the Theory of the Firm.
XX. Bantu peoples
A. Southern African peoples that were the target for Apartheid.
XXIII. Manorialism
A. Peasants were subjects to the Lord that owned the land on which they lived.
B. Manors consisted of three different types of land.
1. Land used only by the lord and his household.
2. Land on which the peasants supplied labor services and part of the output to the lord.
3. Free peasant land – Could be leased from the lord.
XXV. Ancient Greece – Geographic Factors that led to Development
A. Small autonomous communities were divided from each other by mountain ranges and the sea.
XXX. sub Sahara Africa – social organizations, religions, migrations, farming, etc.
A. Social organizations – Poor, least developed countries in the world.
B. Religions – Ancestor worship, animism, small amounts of Christianity and Islam
XXXI. slave population in Ancient Greece – who made up most of the slaves? where did they come from?
A. Used for agriculture and mining in the quarries.
B. Gained through war, piracy, international trade, and natural growth.
XXXV. Hinduism
A. Focuses on self-improvement with the general aim of attaining personal, spiritual experiences.
B. Sometimes considered to be polytheistic; oldest religion on Earth.
XXXIX. Behaviorism
A. An approach to psychology based on the proposition that behavior can be studied and explained scientifically without recourse to internal mental states.
B. Famous followers included Pavlov, Watson, and Skinner
C. Observation of behavior is the best way to examine mental processes.
XLIII. Truman doctrine
A. American foreign policy designed to contain Communism by giving Greece and Turkey economic aid.
B. Shifted American policy towards the USSR from détente, to containment.
C. Often used by historians as the start of the Cold War.
XLIV. Marshall Plan
A. Primary plan of the US for rebuilding the Allied countries of Europe and repelling Communism after WWII.
B. Led to fastest growth in European history.
C. Reduced Communist influence in Western Europe by quelling economic discontent.
D. Trade relations helped foster the growth of NATO.
XLV. Monroe Doctrine
A. Stated that European powers should no longer colonize or interfere with the affairs of the nations in the Americas.
B. US planned to stay neutral in wars between European countries and their colonies.
C. If these wars came to the Americas, then America would view this as hostile.
XLVII. Alexander Hamilton
A. Author of the Federalist papers
B. Got Congress to approve funding the national debt, federal assumption of state debts, creation of the national bank, tariffs on imports.
C. Great political adversary was Thomas Jefferson.
D. Died in duel with Aaron Burr
XLIX. Federalists
A. Refers to statesmen and public figures in the US who were in support of the ratification of the Constitution.
B. Federalism is a system of government in which sovereignty is constitutionally divided between a national governing authority and states.
L. Andrew Jackson—Indian Policy, presidency, Bank wars, relationship with Congress, 1st defeat
A. Signed the Indian Removal Act of 1830.
B. Nullification crisis – First talk of secession by states in the South over tariffs.
C. His lack of support for the Second Bank of the United States led to the Panic of 1837.
D. First president to have an assassination attempt on his life.
LI. Camp David Accords 1979
A. Signed by Sadat (Egypt) and Begin (Israel), witnessed by Carter
B. Created Palestinian state in Gaza and the West Bank.
C. Israel withdrew from the Sinai.
D. Prompted the disintegration of unified Arab opposition to Israel.
LVII. Martin Luther King Jr. & Malcolm X (difference between them)
A. King believed in non-violent protests, X advocated any means necessary.
B. King was a Christian, X was Muslim.
C. X Was critical of the March on Washington
LVIII. China's Code in the 1500's (Emperor, Warrior's, Peasents...)
A. Based on Confucian Ideals
B. Assumed the protection of slaves, as well as, free citizens.
C. Great emphasis on family relations
D. Mandate of Heaven – concept of legitimacy used to support the rule of the kings of the Zhou dynasty, and later the Emperors of China. No time limitations, but more of a performance standard. Heaven would bless a wise ruler, but advocate the removal of an unwise one.
LIX. WEB Dubois
A. Civil Rights Activist
B. Founder of the Niagara movement
C. Founded the NAACP
LX. The New Deal & Supreme Court Justices
A. FDR’s program after the Great Dep. (1933-1937)
B. Supreme Court declared many parts of the New Deal unconstitutional. Led to FDR proposing the Court-packing Bill in 1937.
C. Bill sought to give FDR power to appoint a Supreme Court justice for every Justice that was 70 years and six months or older.
D. Bill failed.
LXII. Opportunity Cost
A. The cost of something in terms of the benefit of that opportunity.
B. Fundamental to assessing the true cost of a course of action.
C. Basis for the Marginal Theory of Value, and the Theory of Time and Money
LXV. Crusades
A. How did it lead to the development of Western Civ.
LXVI. Triangle Trade
A. 18th century trade between the West Indies, the west coast of Africa, and North America and England.
B. Principal commodities were sugar, rum, and slaves.
C. One of the foundations of American capitalism.
LXVII. Latin American Independence movements in the early 19th Century
A. Followed the model of the American and French revolutions.
B. Gained from Spain and Portugal.
LXVIII. World War I
A. Causes – Nationalism, arms races, militarism, autocracy, economic imperialism, ethnic and political rivalries
B. Effects – Economic collapse of Germany, Poland reemerges as a country, creation of YugoslGavia and Czech., Russia becomes the Soviet Union, rise of Nazism, fascism, communism, and socialism.
LXIX. Nelson Mandela / Apartheid
A. Student of Gandhi
B. Nobel Prize for Peace for helping end apartheid.
C. Leader of the African National Congress
LXX. Mercantilist Doctrine / Establishment of 13 colonies
A. Suggests that the government of a country should encourage exports, while limiting imports.
LXXIII. Battle of Saratoga
A. American victory
B. Secured New England states from being cut off from rest of the colonies.
C. France entered the war on the side of the colonies.
LXXV. FDR Policy Before WWII.
A. Good neighbor policy toward Latin America; removed American troops.
B. Opposed isolationism
LXXVI. Sputnik – US Reaction
A. Stepped up spy missions by U2 aircraft
B. Increased US interest in development of space program
LXXVII. Progressives
A. Advocates of gradual social change.
B. Supported advancement of workers’ rights and social justice.
C. Earliest proponents of anti-trust laws, and the regulation of large companies and monopolies.
LXXVIII. Populists
A. Defends the interests of the common people against the corrupt elite.
LXXIX. Effects of Great Depression on Government involvement in Society
LXXXVI. Photochemical smog
A. Problem of modern industrialization
B. Leads to high ozone levels
XCI. Simon Bolivar
A. Lead the fight for independence in Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Panama, and Bolivia.
XCIII. Free Enterprise
A. Another name for capitalism.
B. A means of production that is mostly privately owned and operated for profit.
C. Low government involvement
XCIV. Marie Curie
A. Discovered radium. Pioneered work in field of radioactivity.
XCVI. Negative Consequences of the Green Revolution
A. Weakened socialist movements
B. Led to the widespread establishment of rural credit institutions—led to small farms going deep into debt
C. Increased use of pesticides
XCXII. Marginal Utility
A. The marginal utility of a good or service is determined by its least amount of use, and its greatest amount of use.
XCXV. Sherman Antitrust Act
A. Intended to make illegal and prevent arrangements designed
B. to, or which tend to, increase the cost of goods to the consumer.
C. Aimed at stopping trusts and monopolies, i.e. Standard Oil
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Post by Hoss on Apr 25, 2018 8:34:14 GMT -6
I think you can only take the tests three times now, so study the first time.
TURNT x2 2day
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Post by Burnet44 on Apr 25, 2018 8:35:05 GMT -6
Cant be that hard
reason 1 there are more history coaches than any other class
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