<p>Oh, there was another question about what Anti-Federalists wanted. It was an except question. Forgot what I put.</p>
<p>kansas choice for one is definately correct because they did decide to have popular soveriegnty instead of just admitting with no determination at all.</p>
<p>etti, i put the same.</p>
<p>i said the brits weren't occupying american land.</p>
<p>Brit soldiers still occupied Am after the Revolution. There were a treaty about that and the War of 1812 was fought partly to remove the soldiers.</p>
<p>I think I skipped this question though.</p>
<p>*compiling list</p>
<p>i think its loyalist put down guards..honestly..the war was over. Loyalists were willing to agree because they got freedom...i dont think the other choice was right..im quite sure it was loyalists one</p>
<p>sparetire, the question that you're referring to, I put like they didn't have access to the mouth of the mississippi river because it was controlled by the spanish - that's wrong cuz it at that time it was controlled by the french? it was an except question.</p>
<p>Hmm you could be right sparetire, but I'm not sure solely on the fact that I remember hearing somewhere that the loyalists carried arms and didn't put them away easily..</p>
<p>now that i think of it, i'm pretty sure it was loyalists because if i remember correctly, the british still held some american land.</p>
<p>Does anyone remember the question about the mississippi river? I remember that one..I just need to hear the question again.</p>
<p>Guys, the question was "The Americans had to deal with all of the following problems between 1783-1789 EXCEPT"</p>
<p>A. loyalists refusal to put down arms.
B. british occupation
C. the closed port of the mississippi (correct answer)
D. something else
E. something else</p>
<ol>
<li>picture of a family-cult of domesticity</li>
<li>tomato can picture-warhol</li>
<li>mexicans- separate from tradition and culture</li>
<li>Separatists- from Anglican Church</li>
<li>The song with brother share a dime-1930s</li>
<li>Roe v. Wade- women's right to abortion</li>
<li>19th amendment- women's right to vote</li>
<li>New England Confederation- created to protect against indians</li>
<li>The art exhibition- Cubists</li>
<li>Hudson School- group of painters</li>
<li>Run against FDR except: William Jennings Bryan</li>
<li>the advertisement of magical potion- False/exaggeration or choice E.</li>
<li>MLK- Southern Christian Conference</li>
<li>Quote about black freedom for now- Malcom X</li>
<li>Tammany hall- spoils system / Merit system (unsure)</li>
<li>Got philippines- result of the American-Spanish War in late 19th century</li>
<li>Southern state that did not secede- Mary Land</li>
<li>quote about city upon hills- john winthrop</li>
<li>Horatio Alger- self-made man</li>
<li>least likely to support Manifest destiny- NE Abolitionists</li>
<li>land plots of New England town- just enough plot for home, but it focused on community</li>
<li>Diplomacy with China- Nixon</li>
<li>women working in factory- factory system</li>
<li>a song they taught to immigrants- taylorism (unsure)</li>
<li>N. Hawthorn's novels- puritan legacy(was this question on today's test or am I mixing it up with spark notes qs I took yesterday?)</li>
<li>Taft Hartley Act - wanted to curb labor unions</li>
<li>Advantage of South during the Civil War- homeground, defensive war</li>
<li>scopes trial- religious fundamentalism</li>
<li>Big 3- Churchill, Stalin, FDR</li>
<li>progressives did not support- rights for African Americans</li>
<li>Kent state- invasion of Cambodia</li>
<li>US tried to stop Soviet influence- except signing of UN charter</li>
<li>Map of stuff- Foreigner's born.</li>
<li>Stimson Act- Japanese invaded Mauchuria</li>
<li>First to be admitted according to NW Ordinance- ohio</li>
<li>People in Cali persecuted- Chinese</li>
<li>Can't remember the question -mukrakers</li>
<li>Quote about spies- McCarthy (proved)</li>
<li>Jefferson, 1800- peaceful transition to different party</li>
<li>Q about Women in 1920's (Except question): ERA was never ratified</li>
<li>what the US did immediately after WW2 out of anti-imperialist spirit? : Independence for Philipines</li>
<li>why did southerners move into the north from 1915-1930??: Industry needed jobs during WWI? ( verify please)</li>
<li>Southerners settling to the West:
44: Life magazine: women should finish college before getting married</li>
<li>revolution depreciation q:</li>
<li>proclamation of 1763 : </li>
<li>newdeal/great society parallel: </li>
<li>slaves developing own culture (<--- dont remember such Q)</li>
<li>compromise of 1850 - willingness of Clay and Webster to compromise</li>
<li>"The Americans had to deal with all of the following problems between 1783-1789 EXCEPT": closed port of the mississippi</li>
</ol>
<ol>
<li>is coorect, african americans got more jobs. they didnt join the war. so i think thats correct</li>
</ol>
<p>Wow, you people are fast. What about the diagram with the slave imports? It was an except question. I put something about how British No Am had the least slaves imported.</p>
<p>wasnt 43 and 42 the same?, i coulda sworn it said to the north.
spare are you sure it was on the sat ii, i think that was on a practice REA test..</p>
<p>yeah sparetire, the answer to that was A</p>
<p>gxing..its loyalist p-ut down arms..i sure of it..no where in hisotry did it say during the period of 1783 + did loyalist ocntinue to fight ..i thought the Articles of COnfederation sucessfully conducted the War od Indepedence negotiation in the Treaty of Paris 1873 and ended the war. Therefore loyalists quit because british quit.</p>
<p>i thought that it was the british were still there.... I remember they were influencing indians and providing them with arms after the war.</p>
<p>Damn I missed about 8 questions from that list. Hopefully I get over 700.</p>
<ol>
<li>Tammany Hall...wasn't it talking about the effectiveness of primary elections?</li>
<li>Correct, it was Taylorism because the whistle exemplified how everything was organized on the basis of time.</li>
<li>Really happy I got it right, thanks for finding the proof!</li>
<li>I put they needed more jobs in the north during WW1, I'm pretty sure this is the right answer.</li>
<li>Southerners settled to the West because their land plots were dying. I don't think Jefferson advocated settling across the Appalachians, it just sounded funny although he did support agrarians.</li>
<li>I don't remember this question.</li>
<li>It was about settling West</li>
<li>I forgot the answer choices? I think I put C</li>
</ol>
<p>Can anyone verify the loyalist/british controversial question? It seems both could be right..</p>