<p>For the 14th amendment one I remember eliminating all teh choices except 1. I think it was A</p>
<p>What waas the Good Neighbor Policy again?</p>
<p>Here are some answers I remember that are for sure correct:</p>
<p>Douglas MacArthur
Jackson Turner thing - social mobility
Battle of New Orleans - Boosted confidence about survival of republic
Carter Administration - defending human rights
Kennedy - Bay of Pigs Invasion
Satire Picture Question - urban corruption
Main export - raw cotton
24th amendment - poll tax
Citizens have always voted in 1 house of legislature
abolition - end slavery
why no tobacco in northern colonies - growing season too short, ground is too hard to cultivate or something
Result of Vietnam War - skepticism of international intervention or something
popular soverignty- stephen douglas
Andrew Jackson question - details about his lifestyle
What is not true about Alien and Sedition Acts - John Adams never vetoed it
Era of Good Feelings - no comeptition between political parties</p>
<p>Colony of Virginia - Im pretty sure it was business venture. It was not a propietary colony.</p>
<p>Good Neighbor Policy - reciprocal trading rights.</p>
<p>yeah it was A.</p>
<p>which african american said that "by all means necessary" blacks had to take action? i was doubtful on that one, i couldn't decide between malcolm x and marcus gravey so i left it blank.</p>
<p>also, who said the thing about the "lucky 10 percent" for blacks or something? the answer choices were Booker T. Washington and Dubois...i put Booker t. washington, what'd you guys put?</p>
<p>OH Another QUestion:</p>
<p>what was the one about with long quotes on "seperate but unequal" and then like the LEAST affected outcome. was it affirmative action of african-americans on college admissions?</p>
<p>yeah, thats what i put also cliffhanger. i couldnt remember the exact wording.</p>
<p>some more i remember: why didnt they grow tobacco in new england. i remember a choice was because puritans disapproved of it. i didnt put that. i put the climate.</p>
<p>the very first or second question was about the def of abolitionism. i feel very sad for anyone who got that wrong.</p>
<p>what did the WCTU do - temperance.</p>
<p>and there was a question about what didnt they have in the west, or something like that. a choice was that women could vote but i didnt put that because they could vote earlier than 1920.</p>
<p>there was a question about national origins of most immigrants. i put ireland and germany.</p>
<p>there was a question about the ethnic background of some religions, including mennonite, and roman catholic. i put german.</p>
<p>About the alien and sedition act, I know it was passed, but one of the choices was that ' it allowed for passage of the Kentucky Virginia resolution', which doesn't make sense because the K&V resolution wsa written by Jefferson and Madison. ANd it didn't get passed</p>
<p>A quick google check shows that it was DuBois. </p>
<p>For "all means necessary" I put Malcolm X. His ideals seemed a lot more aggressive than Garvey's Back to Africa movement.</p>
<p>Alien and Sedition Acts restricted freedom of speech and press. I remember that one.</p>
<p>ah shoot..for era of good feeilngs i put "because we never entered a war during that time"...i thought we didn't? the last one was the war of 1812 at the time. </p>
<p>bleh another wrong answer i put was "conservation" for turner's thesis...i'm so stupid.</p>
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which african american said that "by all means necessary" blacks had to take action? i was doubtful on that one, i couldn't decide between malcolm x and marcus gravey so i left it blank.
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<p>malcolm x.</p>
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also, who said the thing about the "lucky 10 percent" for blacks or something? the answer choices were Booker T. Washington and Dubois...i put Booker t. washington, what'd you guys put?
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<p>talented tenth. WEB Dubois.</p>
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Result of Vietnam War - skepticism of international intervention or something
popular soverignty- stephen douglas
Andrew Jackson question - details about his lifestyle
What is not true about Alien and Sedition Acts - John Adams never vetoed it
Era of Good Feelings - no comeptition between political parties
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<p>i put "abandoned isolationism" or something for vietnam war. maybe it was a different question.</p>
<p>andrew jackson, i put something about how he was a tennessee planter, i think?</p>
<p>era of good feelings, i put that we werent at war with europe, or something. are you sure thats wrong. what war was going on during the era of good feelings?</p>
<p>Same for the immigrants, Ireland and Germany</p>
<p>The elite 10% was WEB De bois</p>
<p>for the seperate but unequal one I put subsidized lunches, which is a complete non sequitor because it didn't have anyting to do iwth race.</p>
<p>The Alien and Sedition Acts Question asked what was NOT true.</p>
<p>It was passed. John Adams never vetoed it. That was the answer.</p>
<p>"there was a question about the ethnic background of some religions, including mennonite, and roman catholic. i put german."</p>
<p>wasn't it French? Because the english disliked french people cuz they were catholics (colonial time)</p>
<p>no. mennonites are definitely german. the amish people still speak german.</p>
<p>not every catholic is german, of course, but out of all those choices, it was german.</p>
<p>ill compile a list now that there are three pages.</p>
<p>Are you sure it was Ireland and Germany?</p>
<p>I thought they were asking about the SECOND wave of immigrants from southern europe. So I put Italy and Hungary.</p>
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<p>ahh dang..i thought women EVERYWHERE only got the right to vote in 1920..bleh yet another stupid answer</p>
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<p>yeah, i put that too. i never heard much about itlian and hungarian immigrants so i eliminated those. </p>
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there was a question about the ethnic background of some religions, including mennonite, and roman catholic. i put german.
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About the alien and sedition act, I know it was passed, but one of the choices was that ' it allowed for passage of the Kentucky Virginia resolution', which doesn't make sense because the K&V resolution wsa written by Jefferson and Madison. ANd it didn't get passed
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<p>Well I remembered in my prep book that the K&V resolution subtitle was RIGHT after the Alien Sedition acts so I guessed that the two were somehow interlinked. I'm pretty sure though that the answer was "never vetoed by John Addams" cause it wasn't during his term.</p>
<p>yeah, i guessed german, since the names didn't seem to be affiliated with any of the other ethnic groups</p>
<p>The thing that gave the religion thing away was "Shwenkfelder" or whatever. It is indeed German.</p>
<p>For the religion one i put irish and english</p>