ABCTE UNITED STATES HISTORY EXAM
WITH CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST ALREADY GRADED A+ 2026
Of the following, which organization was led by Stokely
Carmichael in the 1960's? - ANSWERS-SNCC stands for
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee. This
organization played a major role in organizing many of the
sit-ins on college campuses. The leaders and members of
this group started questioning whether or not their
nonviolent strategies were working, and later changed their
name to Student National Coordinating Committee, to
better represent their broadening of strategies.
In the late 1960s, the women's liberation movement formed
the National Organization of Women (NOW). NOW began
organizing demonstrations and advocating for equal rights
legislation. In 1972, Congress approved a constitutional
provision called the Equal Rights Amendment. What was the
result of this provision? - ANSWERS-The amendment was
,opposed by religious and conservative groups and it was
never ratified.
The amendment died when it did not get the necessary
votes for ratification. It missed by 3 votes. Religious and
conservative groups led the opposition. Many of its
provisions, including the right for an abortion within the
first three months of pregnancy, were awarded in court
decisions.
Tom and Tim are running for team captain. Tom says that
Tim will make them run fifty laps a day. Tim calls "foul!" The
coach refuses to intervene. Why? - ANSWERS-The Bill of
Rights guarantees "freedom of speech, or of the press;"
Newspapers have a right to publish opinions as long as they
are not libelous. A candidate has the right to criticize his/her
opponent as long as it is not slanderous.
Guerrilla warfare is best defined as ALL of the following,
EXCEPT:
A government-organized movement of soldiers
Terrorist activities
Small, strategic raids and attacks
,Snipers - ANSWERS-A government-organized movement of
soldiers
Guerrilla warfare can consist of many tactics, including, but
not limited to snipers, terrorist activities, raids, ambushes,
and attacks. Although some of these tactics might be
utilized by government forces, guerrilla warfare is almost
always directed at the government itself.
What ship was nicknamed 'Old Ironsides'? - ANSWERS-U.S.S.
Constitution In the War of 1812, it was one of the first navy
frigates which was used to battle the British. It earned the
nickname from the shots of the British soldiers being unable
to penetrate the hard oak exterior. Eventually retired, it can
now be seen in the Boston harbor.
Franklin Roosevelt asked Congress to pass the Lend-Lease
Act. What did the Lend-Lease Act authorize FDR to do? -
ANSWERS-To sell, trade, rent or give weapons to any
country he thought would use them to keep the U.S. safe
The Lend-Lease Act dealt with the selling, trading, leasing or
giving of weapons as above. To prepare for war, Roosevelt:
1. Authorized the doubling of the Navy
, 2. Pledged to aid any North, South or Central America
country which was attacked
3. Pushed Congress to approve a peacetime draft
4. Traded 50 Navy destroyers to England
5. Pushed the Lend-Lease Act through Congress
6. Ordered the Navy to attack on sight German submarines
on our east coast.
The "Articles of Confederation" ratified in 1781 was the first
attempt at a central government in the U.S. It was not a
perfect document and was replaced later by the
Constitution. Which law did the Articles set? - ANSWERS-
New states would be equal to the original thirteen as soon
as they were admitted to the union.
There would be no "trial" period for states once admitted to
the union. Slavery was banned in the new territories.
On the map above, the state highlighted in red is -
ANSWERS-Washington
WITH CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST ALREADY GRADED A+ 2026
Of the following, which organization was led by Stokely
Carmichael in the 1960's? - ANSWERS-SNCC stands for
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee. This
organization played a major role in organizing many of the
sit-ins on college campuses. The leaders and members of
this group started questioning whether or not their
nonviolent strategies were working, and later changed their
name to Student National Coordinating Committee, to
better represent their broadening of strategies.
In the late 1960s, the women's liberation movement formed
the National Organization of Women (NOW). NOW began
organizing demonstrations and advocating for equal rights
legislation. In 1972, Congress approved a constitutional
provision called the Equal Rights Amendment. What was the
result of this provision? - ANSWERS-The amendment was
,opposed by religious and conservative groups and it was
never ratified.
The amendment died when it did not get the necessary
votes for ratification. It missed by 3 votes. Religious and
conservative groups led the opposition. Many of its
provisions, including the right for an abortion within the
first three months of pregnancy, were awarded in court
decisions.
Tom and Tim are running for team captain. Tom says that
Tim will make them run fifty laps a day. Tim calls "foul!" The
coach refuses to intervene. Why? - ANSWERS-The Bill of
Rights guarantees "freedom of speech, or of the press;"
Newspapers have a right to publish opinions as long as they
are not libelous. A candidate has the right to criticize his/her
opponent as long as it is not slanderous.
Guerrilla warfare is best defined as ALL of the following,
EXCEPT:
A government-organized movement of soldiers
Terrorist activities
Small, strategic raids and attacks
,Snipers - ANSWERS-A government-organized movement of
soldiers
Guerrilla warfare can consist of many tactics, including, but
not limited to snipers, terrorist activities, raids, ambushes,
and attacks. Although some of these tactics might be
utilized by government forces, guerrilla warfare is almost
always directed at the government itself.
What ship was nicknamed 'Old Ironsides'? - ANSWERS-U.S.S.
Constitution In the War of 1812, it was one of the first navy
frigates which was used to battle the British. It earned the
nickname from the shots of the British soldiers being unable
to penetrate the hard oak exterior. Eventually retired, it can
now be seen in the Boston harbor.
Franklin Roosevelt asked Congress to pass the Lend-Lease
Act. What did the Lend-Lease Act authorize FDR to do? -
ANSWERS-To sell, trade, rent or give weapons to any
country he thought would use them to keep the U.S. safe
The Lend-Lease Act dealt with the selling, trading, leasing or
giving of weapons as above. To prepare for war, Roosevelt:
1. Authorized the doubling of the Navy
, 2. Pledged to aid any North, South or Central America
country which was attacked
3. Pushed Congress to approve a peacetime draft
4. Traded 50 Navy destroyers to England
5. Pushed the Lend-Lease Act through Congress
6. Ordered the Navy to attack on sight German submarines
on our east coast.
The "Articles of Confederation" ratified in 1781 was the first
attempt at a central government in the U.S. It was not a
perfect document and was replaced later by the
Constitution. Which law did the Articles set? - ANSWERS-
New states would be equal to the original thirteen as soon
as they were admitted to the union.
There would be no "trial" period for states once admitted to
the union. Slavery was banned in the new territories.
On the map above, the state highlighted in red is -
ANSWERS-Washington
