SOCIAL STUDIES

AHSGE SPEC QUESTIONS

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DIRECTIONS

STANDARD 1

or Protestant ReformationREFORMATION

C. INCREASED INTEREST IN

LEARNING ABOUT THE WORLD

C. FOODS NATIVE TO NORTH

AMERICA WERE INTRODUCED TO

EUROPE

B. ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA

B. TAXES IMPOSED BY GREAT BRITAIN

D. GREAT BRITAIN

A. SAMUEL ADAMS

B. BRITISH TROOPS HEADING

TOWARD LEXINGTON AND

CONCORD

STANDARD II

9

A. TO LIMIT THE POWER OF THE KING

10

D. SEPARATION OF POWERS

11

C. PEOPLE TO GIVE A

GOVERNMENT ITS AUTHORITY

12

B. A GROUP OF COLONISTS ACTING AS

A GOVERNMENT

13

D. CREATES A STRONGER FEDERAL

GOVERNMENT

14

D. CONSTITUTION OF THE U.S.

15

D. ALLOW BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT

SOME CONTROL OVER EACH

OTHER

16

B. FEDERAL POWER

OBJECTIVE 2STANDARD II

17

B. ALLOWING CITIZENS TO

CHANGE THEIR GOVERNMENT

18

D. SEPARATION OF POWERS

19

A. GIVE CONGRESS ADDITIONAL POWERS

20

C. THE RIGHT TO ASSEMBLE PEACABLY

21

A. TO END SLAVERY

22

C. LIMIT THE RIGHTS OF AFRICAN AMERICANS

23

D. ALLOW GOVERNMENT

PROTECTION FOR INDIVIDUAL

RIGHTS

STANDARD III

24

A. TAXING COLONISTS WITHOUT THEIR

CONSENT

25

D. BUNKER HILL

26

C. THE TREATY OF PARIS 1783

27

D. GREAT BRITAIN

OBJECTIVE 2STANDARD III

28

B. AVOID DISPUTES ON

HOW LANDS IN THE WEST WOULD

BE DIVIDED AND SOLD

29

C. LOUISIANA TERRITORY

30

B. MAINTAINED THE BALANCE

BETWEEN SLAVE AND FREE STATES

31

D. PREVENT FURTHER

EUROPEAN INFLUENCE IN THE

WESTERN HEMISPHERE

32

B. WESTWARD EXPANSION OF THE

U.S.

33

C. CALIFORNIA

34

D. IT ALLOWED THE U.S. TO EXPAND ITS

BORDERS

OBJECTIVE 3STANDARD III

36

A. SLAVERY

37

C. HORSESHOE BEND AND NEW ORLEANS

38

C. DETERMINE WHETHER A LAW IS

CONSTITUTIONAL

39

C. ANDREW JACKSON

STANDARD IV

40

A. EXPANSION OF SLAVERY

41

A. DECLARED AN ACT OF CONGRESS

ILLEGAL

42

A. CONFEDERATE TROOPS ATTACKED FT.

SUMTER

43

A. LAND

44

B. JEFFERSON DAVIS

45

D. GETTYSBURG

46

A. ROBERT E. LEE

47

B. PLAN FOR RECONSTRUCTION

FOLLOWING THE CIVIL WAR

STANDARD V

48

B. MONTANA

49

B. BARBED WIRE

50

C. INCREASE IN PRODUCTION OF

CROPS

51

B. POPULIST

OBJECTIVE2STANDARD V

52

A. GROWTH OF NEW INDUSTRIES

53

C. SUPPORT THE COAL AND IRON INDUSTRIES

54

C. AN INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF

FACTORIES

55

B. W.E.B. DUBOIS

56

D. THE WEST

57

C. INCREASED GOVERNMENT

PROTECTION FOR CONSUMERS

59

B. 17TH AMENDMENT

60

C. BECAME MORE INVOLVED IN REGULATING BUSINESSES

STANDARD VI

61

B. IMPERIALISM

62

A. EXPANSIONIST ACTIVITIES OF THE

U.S.

63

B. FIND NEW TERRITORIES TO SELL

GOODS

64

B. WILLINGNESS TO PROTECT OTHER

NATIONS

65

A. WORLD WAR I

66

C. TREATY OF VERSAILLES

67

A. EUROPEAN COUNTRIES

COMPETED FOR CONTROL OF

AFRICA

OBJECTIVE 2STANDARD VI

68

B. FRANCE

69

C. THE HALT OF THE GERMAN ARMY ON ITS

MARCH TO PARIS

70

C. REMOVE THE THREAT OF FUTURE

WARS

71

A. WIDESPREAD USE OF AUTOMOBILES

72

A. PROHIBITION

73

B. FEAR OF THE GROWTH OF COMMUNISM

STANDARD VII

74

A. A CAUSE OF THE GREAT DEPRESSION

75

D. DROUGHT AND DAMAGING FARM

PRACTICES

76

A. RELYING ON INDIVIDUALS TO

SOLVE THEIR PROBLEMS

77

D. THE GREAT DEPRESSION

78

A. PROGRAMS OF THE NEW DEAL

OBJECTIVE 2STANDARD VII

79

D. 1945

80

B. WORKERS IN THE U.S.

81

B. ATTACK ON PEARL HARBOR

82

D. SOVIET UNION

83

C. MILITARY LEADERS DURING WORLD WAR

II

84

A. REMAIN NEUTRAL