<p>gold rush i believe</p>
<p>I said Gold Rush.</p>
<p>It was the graph with the New England population. What can be explained from the graph?
Every other choice was stupid.
It was either
- the population doubles every 10 years
- a high birth rate/low death rate</p>
<p>For all the 3 questions asked above, I put the same. I feeling pretty good about this test now (:</p>
<p>Dammit! I put labor recruitment for the immigrant/chinese one! :(</p>
<p>Booker t Washington was the one who said that civil rights equality would come after economic prosperity</p>
<p>yeah. I think it was economic self-efficiency not prosperity</p>
<p>will anyone confirm whether these were on the test:
- Marbury vs. Madison (judicial review)
- a century of dishonor</p>
<ol>
<li> Haymarket Riot: 8 hour day</li>
<li> Nixon’s administration change from 1949: trip to China</li>
<li> Roosevelt’s New Deal: William Jennings Bryan</li>
<li> Mining in the West: They were mostly controlled by corporations and banks</li>
<li> Revenue Chart: tariffs (?)</li>
<li> South Carolina slaves growing rice: because they already knew how</li>
<li> Quote about police policy: Theodore Roosevelt</li>
<li> Impeachment: Bill Clinton and Andrew Johnson</li>
<li> Social Gospel: duty to help the poor</li>
<li>No Baby Boom association: The Sun Also Rises by Hemingway</li>
<li>Korea Question: guerilla warfare</li>
<li>Colombian Exchange: animals, diseases, plants</li>
<li>Social Darwinism: laws of natural selection applied to society or city life</li>
<li>Dixiecrats left Truman because of civil rights</li>
<li>Monroe Doctrine: unilateral decision</li>
<li>Map with arrows: removal of Indians</li>
<li>Watergate scandal: Nixon claims executive privilege</li>
<li>Calvin Coolidge quote: wanted to remove taxes for the wealthy</li>
<li>Population chart: population approx doubles every 20 years</li>
<li>Turner: Frontier thesis</li>
<li>Mercantilism: protected agriculture trade</li>
<li>Quote about increasing national debt: Hamilton</li>
<li>Long term New Deal reform: Tennessee Valley Authority</li>
<li>Difference between FDR & LBJ and New Deal and Great Society: civil rights</li>
<li>Which did not help women?: Equal Rights Amendment… ratified</li>
<li>Weakness before 1929: inflation of agriculture prices</li>
<li>Poem with lunch, whistles, working: Taylorism</li>
<li>Coinage of silver: Populism</li>
<li>Land Ordinance of 1785: distributing territory orderly</li>
<li>slaves against oppressive owners?: developed their own culture</li>
<li>Tammany quote justification thing: spoils system</li>
<li>Connecticut Compromise: representation in Congress</li>
<li>Roger Williams: religious freedom </li>
<li>Democrat Voting Chart: Minorities dramatically switched to the Democratic Party in 1928.</li>
<li>Quote suspending habeas Corpus: Lincoln</li>
<li>Going to sermons, emotions and stuff: Great Awakening</li>
<li>Taft Hartley: unions</li>
<li>Main crop in Chesapeake region: Tobacco</li>
<li>4th amendment: writs of assistance</li>
<li>14th amendment: ending slavery</li>
<li>Not included in the amendments: child labor</li>
<li>the event in civil war that displayed racial, economic, and social tensions? Riots </li>
<li>Booker T. Washington? Economic integration self-efficiency</li>
<li>Population of cities exceed population in rural/villages</li>
<li>Cherokee, Chikasaw…: Eastern Woodlands</li>
<li>advantage of British during the French and Indian War: permanent settlers</li>
<li>all contributed to rise of slavery in the 1800s except? British slave trade</li>
<li>Chinese Immigrants: Gold rush</li>
<li>picture of housing in Georgia before and after the Civil War: freed slaves did not move far from the plantations they used to work on</li>
<li><p>sharecropping: planters rented out land and took a percentage of the crop each year</p></li>
<li><p>slaves in the 1600s and 1700s were shipped to ? [im not sure what the general consensus is =x)</p></li>
<li><p>Coolidge Questions (2) <– I don’t remember the answers/questions…</p></li>
<li><p>Coolidge Questions (2) <– I don’t remember the answers/questions…</p></li>
<li><p>Why did America enter WWI? </p></li>
</ol>
<p>:O anymore questions guys? Even the easy ones! 
haha i wanna see if i can compile all of them</p>
<p>^ Neither.</p>
<p>@anaserena I remeber the century of dishonor on another test but not this one
There was a Marshall question, but not about marbury vs. madison. Instead, it asked about what did Marshall think the most or something like that.</p>
<ol>
<li>Marbury vs. Madison (judicial review) yes. john marshall. i put a strong national governement.</li>
<li>a century of dishonor. no</li>
</ol>
<p>there was a quote from some book the young woman. I put cult of domesticity, but I don’t think its right</p>
<p>America entered WW1 because of Germans attacking US ships.
First Coolidge question was a quote and the answer was not taxing the wealthy or something like that.
Second Coolidge question, I forget… but the answer was stratified economy but harmonious country? Something like that.</p>
<p>and Nemo, you’re remembering it from the AP we took. A quote came from it- it was the Dawes Severalty Act</p>
<ol>
<li>slaves in the 1600s and 1700s were shipped to ? [im not sure what the general consensus is =x)
I put Brazil and Caribbean, since I believe at that time most slaves were put in the West Indies.</li>
<li>Coolidge Questions (2) <– I don’t remember the answers/questions…
One of them asked what Coolidge desired as shown in the passage (or something similar?) The answer was helping the wealthy by not taxing them</li>
<li>Coolidge Questions (2) <– I don’t remember the answers/questions…
I don’t remember the question, but I put the economy is stratified and the society is harmonious?</li>
</ol>
<p>I put Cult of Domesticity as well… but wasn’t it a guy? Talking about how the woman should serve the man?</p>
<p>Shipped to Brazil and Carribean
Coolidge supported lower taxes for wealthy
USA entered WWI b/c of submarine attacks on passenger ships.</p>
<p>Yup, I remember now. x3
Also, as for 54, I said American entered the war due to Germany using unrestricted submarine warfare (persistent)</p>
<p>yeah, but I googled cult of domesticity and a part of it is submissiveness to the husband. so it could be that lol.</p>
<p>Yeah I think it was the cult of dom.
Because he was saying that it’s basically the woman’s purpose to serve the man and make herself educated while he is being the bread winner.</p>