FTCE k-6 Social Science NAVAED
1910s - ANS-WWI ends and each person is glad
Nineteen Twenties - ANS-plenty of expendable income. People residing excessive on the
hog. Great Gatsby time
Thirties - ANS-Crash; nobody has cash. Great Depression
1940s - ANS-WWII. Japan bombs Pearl Harbor, FDR New Deal, factories. 1945- atomic
bomb, stop of WWII, Cold War begins whilst Russia turns USSR
Nineteen Fifties - ANS-22nd Amendment limiting presidency to two phrases of 4 years each.
1957- Russians release Sputnik -> impacted our clinical exploration
Sixties - ANS-US enters Vietnam to fight Communism. 1969- moon stroll, US wins the Space
Race
Seventies - ANS-Gasoline Crisis
1980s - ANS-Reagan is the President. US and USSR been a truce
1990s - ANS-Berlin Wall comes down. Cold War ends. USSR will become Russia once
more. Persian Gulf War. Operation Desert Storm
7 Ancient Wonders of the World - ANS-Great Pyramid at Giza, Egypt
Hanging Gardens of Babylon
Statue of Zeus at Olympia, Greece
Temple of Artemis at Ephesus
Mausoleum at Halicarnassus
Colossus of Rhodes
Lighthouse at Alexandria, Egypt
Absolute Location - ANS-The high Meridian, the Equator and IDL. Exact spot at the Earth
wherein some thing is placed. When describing this use specific coordinates like range and
longitude
Allied Powers - ANS-U.S. (Roosevelt), Great Britain (Churchill), Soviet Union (Stalin), China
(China Kai-shek)
American Civil War - ANS-1861-1865. Between the Confederate South and the Union North.
Was the result of long-standing controversy over slavery and states' rights. Confederacy
collapsed, slavery was abolished, and 4 million slaves were freed.
American Colonization - ANS-European colonization of the Americas was the invasion,
agreement, and status quo of control of the continents of the Americas with the aid of
diverse European powers: Spain, France, and England
Anarchy (Afghanistan) - ANS-a scenario in which there's no authorities. This can appear
after a civil battle in a country.
Arms Race - ANS-*Between Soviets and US - who can get its nuclear software going first
* Part of Cold War
Articles of the Constitution - ANS-1. Legislative branch
2. Govt department/ electoral college
3. Judicial department
four. States, citizenships, new states
5. Amendment process
6. Debts, supremacy, oaths, non secular checks
, 7. Ratification
Assembly Line - ANS-Manufacturing procedure in which components are delivered in order
by means of people because the semi-completed assembly movements down the road till
the final element is assembled. By routinely shifting the parts down an assembly line, a
completed product may be assembled quicker and with much less hard work than via having
workers bring elements to a desk bound region for assembly. Also referred to as innovative
meeting
Axis powers - ANS-Germany (Hitler), Italy (Mussolini), Japan (Hirohito)
Benjamin Franklin - ANS-one of the Founding Fathers of the United States. NOT a senator
or president
Betsy Ross - ANS-broadly credited with making the primary American flag
Bill Clinton - ANS-1993-2001. Iraq War
Bill of Rights - ANS-First 10 amendments to the charter. First 5 are extraordinarily important:
1. Proper to unfastened speech, press, and meeting
2. Proper to undergo fingers
three. You do now not should residence a soldier throughout struggle
four. The police want probable cause to search a car, lodge, room, house, or workplace
five. You do no longer need to testify for your personal defense or incriminate your self in a
court
Brown Vs. Board of Education (1954) - ANS-Supreme Court choice that overturned the
Plessy vs. Ferguson selection (1896); led by Chief Justice Earl Warren, the Court dominated
that "separate but equal" colleges for blacks have been inherently unequal and for this
reason unconstitutional. The selection energized the Civil Rights Movement in the 1950s and
Nineteen Sixties.
Calvin Coolidge - ANS-1923-1929. Roaring 20s
Capitalism - ANS-an Economic system that presents financial freedom, consumer
preference, and monetary boom
Caveat emptor - ANS-the precept that the consumer on my own is liable for checking the
first-class and suitability of products earlier than a buy is made
Centralized Control - ANS-A characteristic of command financial system is that a huge a part
of the financial machine is controlled through a centralized power, most customarily the
federal goernment
Centuries - ANS-15th = 1400-1499
16th= 1500-1599
17th=1600-1699
18th=1700-1799
nineteenth= 1800-1899
20th= 1900-1999
21st= 2000-2099
Citizenship duties - ANS--support and guard the Constitution
-live informed of the issues affecting your community
-participate within the democratic technique
-admire and obey federalists, kingdom, and neighborhood laws
-respect the rights, ideals, and evaluations of others
-participate for your nearby network
-pay earnings and different taxes virtually and on time to federal, kingdom, and nearby
government
-serve on a jury while called upon
1910s - ANS-WWI ends and each person is glad
Nineteen Twenties - ANS-plenty of expendable income. People residing excessive on the
hog. Great Gatsby time
Thirties - ANS-Crash; nobody has cash. Great Depression
1940s - ANS-WWII. Japan bombs Pearl Harbor, FDR New Deal, factories. 1945- atomic
bomb, stop of WWII, Cold War begins whilst Russia turns USSR
Nineteen Fifties - ANS-22nd Amendment limiting presidency to two phrases of 4 years each.
1957- Russians release Sputnik -> impacted our clinical exploration
Sixties - ANS-US enters Vietnam to fight Communism. 1969- moon stroll, US wins the Space
Race
Seventies - ANS-Gasoline Crisis
1980s - ANS-Reagan is the President. US and USSR been a truce
1990s - ANS-Berlin Wall comes down. Cold War ends. USSR will become Russia once
more. Persian Gulf War. Operation Desert Storm
7 Ancient Wonders of the World - ANS-Great Pyramid at Giza, Egypt
Hanging Gardens of Babylon
Statue of Zeus at Olympia, Greece
Temple of Artemis at Ephesus
Mausoleum at Halicarnassus
Colossus of Rhodes
Lighthouse at Alexandria, Egypt
Absolute Location - ANS-The high Meridian, the Equator and IDL. Exact spot at the Earth
wherein some thing is placed. When describing this use specific coordinates like range and
longitude
Allied Powers - ANS-U.S. (Roosevelt), Great Britain (Churchill), Soviet Union (Stalin), China
(China Kai-shek)
American Civil War - ANS-1861-1865. Between the Confederate South and the Union North.
Was the result of long-standing controversy over slavery and states' rights. Confederacy
collapsed, slavery was abolished, and 4 million slaves were freed.
American Colonization - ANS-European colonization of the Americas was the invasion,
agreement, and status quo of control of the continents of the Americas with the aid of
diverse European powers: Spain, France, and England
Anarchy (Afghanistan) - ANS-a scenario in which there's no authorities. This can appear
after a civil battle in a country.
Arms Race - ANS-*Between Soviets and US - who can get its nuclear software going first
* Part of Cold War
Articles of the Constitution - ANS-1. Legislative branch
2. Govt department/ electoral college
3. Judicial department
four. States, citizenships, new states
5. Amendment process
6. Debts, supremacy, oaths, non secular checks
, 7. Ratification
Assembly Line - ANS-Manufacturing procedure in which components are delivered in order
by means of people because the semi-completed assembly movements down the road till
the final element is assembled. By routinely shifting the parts down an assembly line, a
completed product may be assembled quicker and with much less hard work than via having
workers bring elements to a desk bound region for assembly. Also referred to as innovative
meeting
Axis powers - ANS-Germany (Hitler), Italy (Mussolini), Japan (Hirohito)
Benjamin Franklin - ANS-one of the Founding Fathers of the United States. NOT a senator
or president
Betsy Ross - ANS-broadly credited with making the primary American flag
Bill Clinton - ANS-1993-2001. Iraq War
Bill of Rights - ANS-First 10 amendments to the charter. First 5 are extraordinarily important:
1. Proper to unfastened speech, press, and meeting
2. Proper to undergo fingers
three. You do now not should residence a soldier throughout struggle
four. The police want probable cause to search a car, lodge, room, house, or workplace
five. You do no longer need to testify for your personal defense or incriminate your self in a
court
Brown Vs. Board of Education (1954) - ANS-Supreme Court choice that overturned the
Plessy vs. Ferguson selection (1896); led by Chief Justice Earl Warren, the Court dominated
that "separate but equal" colleges for blacks have been inherently unequal and for this
reason unconstitutional. The selection energized the Civil Rights Movement in the 1950s and
Nineteen Sixties.
Calvin Coolidge - ANS-1923-1929. Roaring 20s
Capitalism - ANS-an Economic system that presents financial freedom, consumer
preference, and monetary boom
Caveat emptor - ANS-the precept that the consumer on my own is liable for checking the
first-class and suitability of products earlier than a buy is made
Centralized Control - ANS-A characteristic of command financial system is that a huge a part
of the financial machine is controlled through a centralized power, most customarily the
federal goernment
Centuries - ANS-15th = 1400-1499
16th= 1500-1599
17th=1600-1699
18th=1700-1799
nineteenth= 1800-1899
20th= 1900-1999
21st= 2000-2099
Citizenship duties - ANS--support and guard the Constitution
-live informed of the issues affecting your community
-participate within the democratic technique
-admire and obey federalists, kingdom, and neighborhood laws
-respect the rights, ideals, and evaluations of others
-participate for your nearby network
-pay earnings and different taxes virtually and on time to federal, kingdom, and nearby
government
-serve on a jury while called upon
