<p>omg i scrweed this test up so badly.......IT WASNT HARD EITHER</p>
<p>i forgot the revolution of 1800 too...realigning election obv i only remembered an era of good feelings so i didnt put hte dem republican choice GRRR</p>
<p>if i have like haha 10 wrong and 4 omit can i possibly get a 700 still?</p>
<p>Freezenthaw, I'm on the same page as you. I walked out of the test feeling confident that I'd get close to an 800, but right now I am not so sure :(</p>
<p>Wat wsa the "silent majority" question? I looked in AMSCO but it barely had any specific info on them? I guessed defecit spending but i think its wrong.</p>
<p>Thnaks Drkornruns u just made me really happy :)</p>
<p>all I could remember was that the "silent majority" were ppl tired of the government, basically... so ya, I put the Panama Canal answer</p>
<p>"Silent majority" was the support of the war in Vietnam.</p>
<p>Historical accounts show that slaves usually resisted their masters by...</p>
<p>was it slowing down pace of work/feigning illness or migrating to the north??????????/</p>
<p>Skipped that "Silent majority" question. Initially I answered something about Vietnam, but then I realized how totally wrong that was lol.</p>
<p>was it really support of vietnam?? I associate nixon with cutting troops from vietnam so thats why id dint choose it AHAGHSDALKHGDSL</p>
<p>O yea they were tired of anti-war crap. All i could think of was that they were from the south and voted for Nixon.</p>
<p>no problem :) deficit spending was of the answers! 200% :) you can share 100</p>
<p>how bout silent majority</p>
<p>Art_star you should have kept your answer, I'm 99% sure it was the people who supported the war in Vietnam. And jateer I put the same thing.</p>
<p>in my guide book, it says the Silent Majority were "Americans who were tired of big government, social and cultural unrest, and racial strife."</p>
<p>Henry Clay...something to do with capturing land. Canada.</p>
<p>War of 1812 - started domestic manufacturing to high levels</p>
<p>Women's Rights Dissenter - Brigham Young</p>
<p>Libel case - Peter Zenger</p>
<p>Puritans in 16th century - Separatists; broke completely with England </p>
<p>U.S children education cartoon - U.S. children study less</p>
<p>Christian Temperance League - instilled that women should be the moral voice</p>
<p>Abigail Adams letter - Women's want to use Republican ideals for more rights</p>
<p>Zoot Suit - Mexican-sailor riot in LA</p>
<p>Gov Expenditures w/ Deficits chart - Deficits are dependent on more than gov. expenditures (not too sure about this answer)</p>
<p>Theodore Roosevelt - conservation</p>
<p>Black Migration (1900 - 1950) - from WWII, great migration</p>
<p>Black rebellion - slowing work/feigning illness</p>
<p>which one: feigning illness/slowing down pace of work OR going to north</p>
<p>Term used by Nixon in a 1969 address, referring to the 70 to 75 percent of the US population that polls showed had confidence in him despite highly visible protests against US involvement in the Vietnam War???</p>
<p>This is what I hate about SAT testing...erasing answers you had right because they might be wrong, but then you find out the answer you put was actually right. sigh! I can't win.</p>
<p>That's right. They were the people who Nixon knew supported the war effort, but weren't nearly as public as the protesters.</p>
<p>jateer, I think I put that they poisoned their masters for that one lol...ehh...</p>
<p>OK puritans....they wanted to purify the church thing NOT break away sooo wth?</p>
<p>one you are wrong... its said 16th century for mass bay colony and the answer was e dissenters... they mass bay did not break off completely but reformed the church! :)</p>