<p>what were the other options?! i do remember getting cult of domesticity but i forget who i put as the person…
and anyone recall any of the last 10 qusetions? like what was #90?</p>
<p>Are you guys sure that you can get 9 wrong and still get a 790?
What was the answer to the quote that had the options:
Richard Nixon
George H.W. Bush
and I forget who else T__T</p>
<p>what were the other options?! i do remember getting cult of domesticity but i forget who i put as the person…
and anyone recall any of the last 10 qusetions? like what was #90?</p>
<p>Hey peeps, im working on a consolidated list.</p>
<p>bart do you recall the last 10 questions?</p>
<p>sorry, not at all. Don’t worry tho guys, im sure none of you have anything to worry about.</p>
<p>Does anyone remember the “Which two are matched with their Progressive writer and Enacted legislation” or whatever</p>
<p>It was like Upton Sinclair…Food and Drug Administration Act</p>
<p>i put that answer^^^</p>
<p>does anyone remember containment as an answer? wait i actuallly think that was like 86? or something?</p>
<p>what was the last question on the whole test? anyone remember?</p>
<p>^^^ I remember containment as an answer to a question about foreign policy after WWII.</p>
<p>for the passage which everyone says its cult of domesticity, here’s a quote from the source document.
“Let the women of a country be made virtuous and intelligent, and the men will certainly be the same. The proper education of a man decides the welfare of an individual; but educate a woman, and the interests of a whole family are secured.”
-It clearly addresses education, I thought it could be both the cult of domesticity as well as education, I could see both answer choices as being correct, and I went ahead with education as the answer choice, does anyone also think it could be education?</p>
<p>Also, for the war of 1812 war hawks question, didn’t they want to acquire Canada?</p>
<p>^ almost positive it was cult of domesticity, the education answer stated that the quote called for the SAME education for women as men. the passage implied educating women, but it would have had to be more explicitly stated if the answer was something as extreme as equal education. it’s from catherine beecher’s “a treatise on domestic economy: for the use of young ladies at home, and at school,” so yeah. she did advocate education, but i believe it was mainly so that women would have a good influence on men and children.</p>
<p>not looking good for an 800 for me, i think i’m right on the edge and i probably missed a few more that weren’t mentioned in this thread. :(</p>
<p>Here goes nothing. Btw, <em>As a US History nut, i decided to share my love for it. these are just a random bunch of facts that i found to be interesting. Any similarities to answers on any test is purely coincidential.</em></p>
<ol>
<li>George Washington discouraged political involvement with other nations, which was from a quote he said…</li>
<li>Cattle ranching did not decline bc of a decreased demand of beef in the east.</li>
<li>During FDR’s 2nd run for presidency, industrialist opposed him.</li>
<li>Eisenhower enforced school integration</li>
<li>The organization man and other books were from the 1950’s</li>
<li>FDR started the 2nd deal bc the great depression was still happening.</li>
<li>Smugglers were tried under Admiralty courts with no jury</li>
<li>Walt Whitman opposed reason as a romantic</li>
<li>John Marshall is connected to judicial review</li>
<li>The iroquois helped the european nations in war</li>
<li>A Farewell to Arms was based during WWI, not Reconstruction</li>
<li>An exceeding population was the least used argument in American Imperialism</li>
<li>The ICC was regulatory and the Sherman’s antitrust act was prohibitive</li>
<li>1/4 of the cherokees died on trail of tears</li>
<li>Industrialization did NOT cause a reduction in the poor and rich gap</li>
<li>Manifest destiny was opposed by New England Abolitionists during the 1840’s</li>
<li>The warhawks called for war in 1812 bc of the want for land from britain and Native Americans</li>
<li>A jazz pic that ive seen was of a flapper was representive of 1920’s</li>
<li>The Articles of Confederation was successful in land policy</li>
<li>Both political parties supported the chinese exclusion act during the gilded age</li>
<li>The monroe doctrine was a unilateral declaration of principles</li>
<li>JFK, Nixon, and Mccarthy were all anti communists</li>
<li>Wilson’s 14 points argued for self determination</li>
<li>The Lost Generation was a group of writers that moved to Europe</li>
<li>Fundamentalism was an anti-liberal principle during the 1920’s</li>
<li>the 1st European nation to explore America was spain</li>
<li>St. Augustine, Florida was the first colony</li>
<li>WW1 dissillusioned people</li>
<li>Populism is found in many quotes, especially about uniting with blacks against big business</li>
<li>The new deal resulted in increased labor membership</li>
<li>A vaccine for poliomytelis reduced child diseases in the 1950’s</li>
<li>Imports did not outpace exports</li>
<li>Immigration was stopped during 1920’s from Southern and Eastern europe.</li>
<li>Jacob Riis helped the poor urbanites</li>
<li>I think colonial assembly increased in power at the expense of the governor.</li>
<li>Spain didn’t colonize for finding new markets.</li>
<li>Town assemblies had authority in local affairs</li>
<li>Jane adams wanted more authority for women </li>
<li>Puritans kicked out many dissenters</li>
<li>Any quote that talks about the shift from nonviolent protest to violence can usually be associated w/ Malcolm X</li>
<li>The Maryland toleration Act protected Catholics against protestants</li>
<li>A difference between english and spanish colonists was that english expeditions were funded by joint stock companies</li>
<li>Cat beecher was associated with the cult of domesticity in many of her quotes, i think</li>
<li>Blacks voted more in 1980 because of voting rights legislation through 1960’s</li>
<li>The Dred Scott decision said that slaves were property and not citizens</li>
<li>The missouri Compromise of 1820 made missouri a slave state
47.Women influence politics through moral influence at the home</li>
<li>Lowell mills was the subject of cartoons that said that women and men both had the opportunity to work in factories</li>
<li>Kennedy responded to the Cuban missle crisis by securing a naval blockade</li>
<li>Nixon practiced detente with the soviet union</li>
<li>An international committee in Washington DC 1921-1922 wanted to limit naval arms</li>
<li>Textiles were produced out of the home into factories starting in the 1820’s</li>
<li>Harry Truman integrated the military starting in the Korean War</li>
</ol>
<p>I heard that there was a big test today, I bet it was hard. Good luck to those who took it ;)</p>
<p>Ahh, I am 46/53 right on that list with 1 omitted :X </p>
<p>Thanks for compiling that Bart :] I liked the way you worded #18 “A pic I’ve seen…” :b</p>
<p>i don’t remember anything about jane addams being on the test, was there?
also, so what’s the consensus on the war hawks one, is it for british impressments and stuff, or for expansion and Canada?</p>
<p>I think i missed 5 on the actual exam</p>
<p>what was this question?</p>
<p>29.Populism is found in many quotes, especially about uniting with blacks against big business"</p>
<p>which one was this?</p>
<p>and i got containment for policy after WWII</p>
<p>containment was a policy after wwii.</p>
<p>and sorry, its ABIGAIL adams, not JANE adams (im reffering to number 38)</p>
<p>I think I did pretty good based off of that list. I dont want to get my hopes up but I believe I might have reached the 700 I wanted.</p>
<p>The one about the 2nd New Deal, I know what you said is true but that wasnt a choice. Am I right? I put down that there was so much opposition to the Roosevelt at the time because I remember learning about the opposition going hand in hand with the 2nd Deal in class this year. But, now that I think about it the answer might have been “opposition to the fact that the depression was continuing”.</p>
<p>I really need to get off of here now though because i am freaking out over whether or not I remembered to put the NOT for the questions that asked for it. Im sure I did but you know how you start to second guess yourself sometimes.</p>