<p>I felt as though this was really hard. I had to self study and I got stuck on many of the questions about the colonial times. Also there were about two or three people on the test who were never even mentioned in my crash course or amsco book.</p>
<p>It was pretty ridiculous. I found myself just guessing on a lot of the questions.</p>
<p>so much harder than practice tests 
UGH</p>
<p>You guys this is the same test from December 2009.</p>
<p>^lol. wow really?</p>
<p>Hey you guys this is the compiled list I stole from the 2009 thread. Do you guys agree with most of these answers?</p>
<p>1) Two blacks…running away…using their original names - How slaves retained African culture
2) Speech about giving women the right to vote to balance out too many Europeans - appeal to American Nativism
3) Evil Empire speech - Reagan was targeting USSR
4) We hold these truths to be self evident - Seneca Falls Declaration of Sentiments
5) Something about the value of education - Horace Mann
6) Roosevelt Corollary - Justify Carribean Intervention
7) Socialism quote - Supported by Eugene V. Debs
8) “America for Americans…” - Know Nothing Party
9) Quarantine Speech… (I think not sure if this was it or not)
10) Giving women the right to vote because they fought alongside men - Woodrow Wilson
11) Top 1/4 have property…arbitrary control…bottom 1/4… property is grace a good job is too quote - Social gospel
12) Map 1: Proclamation of 1763 - Prevent settlers from conflict with Indians
13) Map 2: Map of Southern States with Dates - Readmission into the Union
14) Chart 1: (Except) Farmers average income declined
15) Painting: Hudson River School
16) Political Cartoon: McKinley justified expansion by US past success
17) Why didn’t tobacco growin N.E. states? - Short growing season, climate
18) Era of Good Feelings - National unity
19) Which reform was a Jackson era reform? - Universal White Male Suffrage
20) Frederick Jackson Turner question- Social Mobility (modernization was another answer choice)
21)Where did Ashcan school of painting get its inspiration? - modern city cafes, bars, _______
22) Civil Liberties Act 1988? - 20,000 dollars to Japanese internment victims (all white juries was another answer choice)
23) Characteristics of Mound Builder societies? - Sedentary civilizations with trade
24) Indians in Pacific NW? - Hunted and fished for food (other answer choices are 5 nations…patriarchical society)
25) Primary cause of growth of Republican party in 1854? - Kansas-Nebraska Act (Uncle Tom’s Cabin was another answer choice)
26) Why more men than women in Virginia? - indentured servants and headright system (women can’t move freely in Europe so not migrate was another answer choice, women gave birth, low mortality, low birth rate was another answer choice)
27) Reasons for US in Spanish American War (Except) - America’s Catholic heritage
28) 1945-1970? - Rise of the military industrial complex
29) 1945-1950 (Except) - Peaceful Labor Unions (Other answer choices are suburbanization, baby boom, economic prosperity)
30) Carter’s for. Policies success (except) - Release of hostages from Iran (other answer choices are peace between Israel and Egypt, normaliation of relations with china, panama canal, prioritizing human rights in US foreign policy)
31) Burnt over district? - too much evangelizing
32) which pastor was prevalent in first great awakening? - Jonathan Edwards
33) Why prohibition failed? Application of law conflicted with Common Culture (other answer choices are licensing speakeasies and bootlegging from Mexico. Remember speakeassies are illegal so they can’t be licensed)
34) Emancipiation Proclamation? - Freeing slaves in non North controlled Southern states
35) Difference betwee Spanish and UK colonies? UK were financed by joint-stock companies
36) Difference betwee New France and New England? - New France lacked settlers
37) JFK image in Foreign relations decreased because of what event? bay of pigs
38) All of the following are Transportation revolution in 19th century (except) - electric street cars
39) All of the following are correctly paired with their organization except - Garvey - SNCC
40) Passed during Civil War which gave federal money for state colleges - Morrill Act
41) Labor Unions in 19th century I - occasional alliance with other reform movements II - Dispute by local labor leaders over what to do with unskilled workers III - Difficutly in maintaining union membership - All 3 (not 100% sure on this though)
42) Continental Congress - Intolerable Acts (Not stamp act)
43) Most likely a loyalist? - Anglincan Minister from N.E. (other answer choices are urban worker from boston and farmer from PA and something from NC)
44) Thomas Paine Common Sense (Except) - advocated compromise between UK and US (other answer choice was biblical reference which is true, he compared King George III to the Pharaoh of england)
45) TJ and Hamilton disagreed most over? - Bank of United States
46) TJ departed from past presidents when he? - Used broad presidential powers to purchase Louisana Purchase
47) Articles of COnfederation succeeded in what? - Admissino of New States into the Union
48) Why did founders write “More Perfect Union” - To emphasize the weaknesses of Articles of Confederation
49) What was true of the Constitution as submitted in 1787 - Only 1 House was directly elected by the peopel (Other answer choices are both houses, executive, judicial, executive and legislative…remember senate is not directly elected until 17th amendment and president is elected by electoral college)
50) New South late 19th century - Increase in textile mills (other answer choices are increasing canals to bring products to markets and decreasing reliance on Railroads)
51) What’s true of antebellum south? - Increasing use of cotton as a cash crop
52) War Powers Act? - decrease president’s war making powers
53) True of Temperance, abolition, and women’s suffrage? women in public roles
54) Virginia coony in 17th century? - Small compact settlement patterns (other answer choices are proprietary colony and business ventures) (I’m a little unsure but I believe it was compact for defense against indians and the distribution of land after an indentured servant is freed. I know it became a royal colony in 1624 and I’m not sure it stayed a business venture throughout the 17th century…this is somewhat debatable)
55) Ford Motors did all of the following except? - made wide array of varied products to fit consumers tastes
56) Wilson’s goal in Treaty of Versailles except? - Make Universal currency (other answer choices are Self-Determination and League of Nations
57) What led to Democratic victory in 1912? Taft and TR fighting with each other
58) What led to longest period of Democratic Dominance in 20th century? New Deal 1930s
(other answer choice is triumpt of interventionism over isolationism in 1940’s)
59) Dred Scott case did what? - No citizenship for slaves
60) War of 1812 who would oppose this the most? - Merchants from New England
61) Good Neighbor Policy? - Reciprocal trade treaties
62) Which of the following is a historian LEAST LIKELY to study public opinion’s impact on foreign policy? - Truman, Atomic Bomb (other answer choices are McKinley Span/US war, Wilson, FDR, Nixon)
63) Great Migration 20th century (except)? AFL recruitment of workers from the South
64) Dominion of New England - Increase British control of the colonies
65) What’s true of ERA? - Opposed by women who advocated traditional roles for women (another answer choice is that it was opposed by a majority of the states. Not true, passed by 35 states but COnstitution requires 3/4 to pass for amendment which is 38 states, 3 states short but still made majority)
66) Republican Motehrhood question? - Raise sons for civic duty and morals
67) Why impeach Johnson? - Opposed Reconstruction Acts ? (unsure on this other answer choices are support Radical Republicans and increase power of freedman’s bureau)
68) Freedman’s Bureau - to help former slaves
69) Interstate Commerce Act? - set a precedent for federal regulation over state/commerce
70) Henry D. Thoreau and Emerson? - Transcendentalists
71) Lowell factory girls? - recruited young teenage farm girls
72) What did Herbert Hoover do about the Great Crash? - Reconstruction Finance Corporation.</p>
<p>Thanks for the Questions Blue. That’s pretty impressive. Wow… I didn’t know they reused SATs too…
Anyway, on to the questions-
9) For Quarantine I put something about stopping foreign hostilities
12) I actually put it was to stop immigration into Indian land because the one you chose said prevent conflict between Huron TRAPPERS and Indians. There were quite a few people living there as residents rather than trappers. That what I thought.
38) I didn’t get electric street cars. I can’t remember the options though. sorry.
41) I’m pretty sure that’s right.
44) I’ve no freaking idea.
54) I got business. I mainly based my reasoning off of tobacco because Jamestown/ Sir Walter Raleigh were in VA.
61) I put the panamerican to fight against Nazism.
62) No idea.</p>
<p>Other than that, I got the same answers.
Damn. for some of those answers I originally put a wrong answer. I can’t remember if I went back and changed it. I’m hoping to God that I did.</p>
<p>1-20, except #9, which I can’t remember, is what I put down. </p>
<h1>21, I totally guessed, and got it wrong :(</h1>
<p>But yea, can you elaborate on #54 and #65…I can’t exactly remember the questions.</p>
<p>For # 67…I’m not sure either, but I remember he got impeached because he removed some guy from office, and congress was like “hey, you can’t do that” - because they made the Tenure of Office Act because they knew Johnson was going to remove this guy…So yea, I guess your answer is right because I think they didn’t like him opposing the reconstruction Acts</p>
<p>oh, and for the Good Neighbor Policy one, #67, I think it was FDR’s pledge not to invade in Latin America’s affairs</p>
<p>and for #62, I’m not sure. I think I put Wilson. But I know I didn’t put Truman because when I read the question, I think I read it backwards where “what was the least likely event that affected public opinion, and therefore least likely studied by historians” – so I thought, the Atomic bomb definitely affected public opinion its views on nuclear weapons and the destruction it can cause. But now that I think back, Truman dropped the bomb kind of in secrecy, so no public opinion affected his dropping the bomb.
I read the cause and effect backwards 
dammit because I read it too fast.</p>
<p>Can anyone explain 11? I was teetering on Social Gospel or Social Darwinism. I did believe I put Social Gospel in the end though. You’d think that Gospel of Wealth rather than Social Gospel would work because Social Gospel, if I recall correctly, was the Christian movement to be nice/help the poor. However, they had a reference to God, which doesn’t really mix with Darwinism.</p>
<p>Oh yeah, another question was which guy used popular sovereignty a lot. I put Henry Clay I believe because of MO Compromise and Compromise of 1850. Not entirely sure though. Could someone back me up/check that? :D</p>
<p>Crap… It may have been Stephen Douglas…</p>
<p>^ yea, it was social gospel —I can’t really remember the question though, sorry, but I know I put Social Gospel and remember thinking it can’t be Darwinism</p>
<p>And for the popular Sovereignty, it was Senator Stephen Douglass because in the famous Lincoln-Douglass debates, he argued for popular Sovereignty a lot. I had the Sparknotes US History 600 flash cards, and studied them all yesterday, and I remember they said for Douglass that he was the leading advocate - or something - to Popular Sovereignty.</p>
<p>Yeah it’s stephen douglas. And for the one about roosevelt corollary I put stop foreign intervention in Latin America. @mike 11 is Social Gospel because they felt as though christians should help the poor. As opposed to the Gospel of Wealth idea which was that people were blessed with their riches from god.</p>
<p>Screw you Stephen! D:<
Oh well… I went to bed at 5 am last night cramming because i procrastinated. >.> I’m just glad a lot of my answers matched w/ the #72 questions up there.
Cheap Collegeboard… Reusing tests… Considering they get thousands from students taking the test, you’d think they would at least make new tests.</p>
<p>My score just rests on if I actually did go back and change my answers. I can’t remember, and it’s driving me insane. @_@</p>
<p>One more question- do any of you guys know when the scores come out? Do scores come out on the same day as the regular SAT scores?
Thanks!</p>
<p>For #65 about the Equal Rights Amendment - my Sparknote flash card says “The amendment failed to be approved by three-fourths of the states and so was never added” - so I think the answer was that it was not approved by the majority of states. </p>
<p>But I can’t remember if the answer was opposed by majority of states or approved by the majority of states …</p>
<p>^ Feb. 11th, same as regular SAT… 
same day as University of Florida Admission release Date…and right before the ACT last date for seniors Feb 12th :)</p>
<p>I think the answer choice was opposed by the majority of the states so I suppose I got it wrong. Also do you guys remember the question about what consisted of the economy of the antebellum south? Was textiles an option. If so I might have accidentally put that instead of cotton.</p>
<p>uhh I can’t remember, but i don’t think textiles was an option because I remember thinking that question was easy. I think I got 50 wrong though, and that was the one about the late south= increase in textile mills. What did you guys get for #50?</p>
<p>hmm…I’m not sure if textile was an option either.</p>
<p>But for # 50, I think I put something about canals (or one relevant question about the south vs. the north)…I remember thinking that I didn’t really know that question, though.</p>
<p>(lol ^, at first, i read that you got 50 wrong…as in you put wrong answers for 50 of them :eek: )</p>