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Monroe Doctrine - correct answer 1823; passed to prevent Europe from interfering with US or other western hemisphere developing countries' international affairs and policies. moral suasion - correct answer aka nonviolence -which was a tactic used by abolitionists to get people to convert to their ideologies. -tried to use morality and emotion to convert people (slavery is morally wrong) The Panic of 1837 and Spe...

English Colonies in North America - correct answer Culture: Essentially Conservative Politics: Dominated by Gentry Economics: developed around agriculture and trade Religion: Intense religious struggle, colonies fighting king Non-English Colonization in North America - correct answer Magna Carta 1215 & Thirty Years War Magna Carter - correct answer 1215, first document to say that t...

Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) - correct answer Legalized segregation in publicly owned facilities on the basis of "separate but equal." Jim Crow Laws - correct answer Laws designed to enforce segregation of blacks from whites Deskilling - correct answer The elimination of skilled labor under a new system of mechanized manufacturing, in which workers completed discrete, small-scale tas...

In what conflict did the United States lead a United Nations' "Peace Keeping" force against communist armies between 1950 and 1953? - correct answer Korean War What 1763 war in the Ohio Country led most directly to the Proclamation Line of 1763? - correct answer French and Indian War What 17th-century war established an Iroquois claim to the Ohio Country, and which they later used to sell western lands to Britai...

Regions of the Middle Grounds (North to South) - correct answer - New England - Middle Colonies (New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania) - Chesapeake (Maryland, VA) - Lower South (North and South Carolina) Mercantilism - correct answer - Theory that a country's well-being was how little it needed other countries. Goal was to have a trade surplus Providence - correct answer The act ...

Stamp Act (1765) - correct answer This act required colonists to pay for an official stamp, or seal, when they bought paper items colonial opposition led to the act's repeal in 1766 and helped encourage the revolutionary movement against the Crown Townshend Acts (1767) - correct answer series of laws passed by the British government on the American colonies in 1767. They placed new taxes and took away some freedoms from...

why world war in 1914? - correct answer 1. economic rivalry 2. colonial disputes 3. entangling alliance system 4. huge armies 5. a crisis mentality and german fear of encirclement In this context, what might spark a conflagration? Frans Ferdinand and wife murdered (austria hungary empire) - correct answer spark why did the united states enter the war? - correct answer 1. financia...

English Settlements - correct answer Jamestown, VA (1607) - First permanent English settlement, and established a foothold for Britain in the new world. Financed by the Virginia Company of London. Many settlers were died from disease/starvation. Reliance on enslaved people to help with their agricultural lifestyle Plymouth, Ma (1620) - Religious community Massachusetts (1630) - Puritans wanted to escape Catholic rituals. Believed in pre-destination. AL...

Presidential Reconstruction - correct answer Abraham Lincoln; he was opposed by Radical Republicans who only wanted to punish the South Andrew Johnson - correct answer Democratic VP and President after Lincoln's assassination; wanted to Reconstruct in a way that would keep white power intact; still pissed off Radical Republicans because he just wanted to get the nation back together as quickly as possible Congressiona...

revolution - correct answer completed cycle efforts to change the political regime, mass mobilization, and efforts to force change - correct answer What were Goldstone's 3 elements of a revolution Hannah Arrant - correct answer argued that "revolution" changed its meaning during the storming of the Bastille during the French Revolution John Adams - correct answer ...

Thucydides, "Pericles' Funeral Oration," from History of the Peloponnesian War - correct answer Main Points: - starts by remarking that this is an impossible task - democracy is a cause worth fighting for, while oligarchy is not - war is a chance for a bad man to cleanse his slate - tries to instill courage and morale in the survivors - no role for women in the society Konstantin Mihailovic, "Memoirs of a Janissary" - correct answer ...

Articles of Confederation - correct answer -They would ultimately fail and lasted less than a decade -It was America rebound government it showed us what we did and didn't want from a government John Quincy Adams called this period the "critical period" because the articles of confederation was critical in the development if the later Constitutional Government Why did the Articles of confederation fail? - correct answer ...

Freedman's Bureau - correct answer Designed by Congress to help freed blacks and poor whites after the Civil War; provided food, housing and medical aid, schools and legal assistance Presidential Reconstruction - correct answer Blocked southern attempts to pass punitive legislation after slavery ended Congressional reconstruction - correct answer A process led by the Radical Republic...

Pre Islamic - correct answer This Arabia was a nomadic, polytheistic, animistic, and deeply divided among tribes. Monotheist - correct answer If you worship only one god, then you are a ____. Allah - correct answer This Muslim name for God was probably a tribal god's name. Muhammad - correct answer This messenger of Allah began Islam. Submissi...

EXAM 1 QUESTIONS - correct answer AND ANSWERS French and Indian War () - correct answer What 1763 war in the Ohio Country led most directly to the Proclamation Line of 1763? Beaver Wars - correct answer What 17th-century war established an Iroquois claim to the Ohio Country, and which they later used to sell western lands to Britain? Wappinger War () - correct answer ...

1st Civilizations - correct answer Sumerians/Egyptians 2nd Civilization - correct answer Old Babylonians 3rd Civilization - correct answer The Exodus/Mycenaean Greeks 4th Civilization - correct answer The United Hebrew Monarchy 5th Civilization - correct answer Hellenic Age Human Depravity verse - correct ans...

Çatal Hüyük - Largest & oldest (6000BC) recorded city; had aquaducts and farms. had to walk on rooftop. during the neolithic period. Cuneiform - A form of writing developed by the Sumerians using a wedge shaped stylus and clay tablets. Similar to hieroglyphics Hammurabi - Amorite ruler of Babylon (r. B.C.E.). He conquered many city-states in southern and northern Mesopotamia and is best known for a code of laws, inscribed on a black stone pillar, illustrating the principles to be used ...

Pharaoh - correct answer The egyptian king declared his divinity and total dominance of egypt. Tomb - correct answer Egyptian pyramid functioned as a ___ Assyrians - correct answer Semetic people Nile - correct answer River of life in Egyptian Sumerians - correct answer The first great civilization that arose in...

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Describe the biological and social perspectives of adolescence, and explain how life span theorists currently view this stage of development. - correct answer Stanley Hall described adolescence as a period so turbulent that it resembled the era in which humans evolved from savages into civilized beings. Researchers divide into 3 phases 1 early adolescence- 11to 14 periods of rapid pubertal change 2 middle adolescence 14 to 16 pubertal changes are now nearly c...