<p>This test was totally unfair, way harder than previous testings. Hopefully the curve will make up for it, but I doubt it.</p>
<p>I agree that this test was absolutely more difficult and obscure!</p>
<p>Does anyone know anything else about the steam boats question? we have 2 CCers put the eastern cities, but I'm beginning to think it was midwestern rivers.</p>
<p>The Republican Party vs. militant abolitionist DID have popular sovereignty, but that didn't distinguish the two groups.</p>
<p>There was a question asking about a quote. I put it was Jefferson.</p>
<p>How about the position of a person supporting something about states rights? I put Calhoun.</p>
<p>For the rivers question, I put midwestern states. </p>
<p>The quote question, I put Jefferson as well.</p>
<p>States' Rights? Hmm, can't remember that one.</p>
<p>The state's rights had a quote about all the states being sovereign or something and independent. Oh, I remember now! It was a quote by Patrick Henry.</p>
<p>"Is this a Confederacy, like Holland--an association of a number of independent States, each of which retain its individual sovereignty?" </p>
<p>Who would answer YES to this quote?</p>
<p>Guys I typed "robert fulton" "steamboat" in google and it said he connected new york with albany or w/e... was the midwest around during the 1820-30's? (like "traffic"?)</p>
<p>Some more questions
1. Right before entry into WWI the U.S. practiced all of the following except..
I put vertical integration of buiseness or w/e
2. Progress woman advocated all of the following except
An equal rights ammendment (not the same as suffrage)
3. All of the following were reform movements in early 19th century (basically 2nd great awakening) except
Suffrage for blacks
4. The consitution is federalism? (or was it republicanism?)
5. Framers of the Dec. Of ind. most likely believed that.
Stuck on two choices
A. British is a tyrinnacl (the king)
b. Something about soverignty (choice D)
6. A graph question. Showed population of france/ england/ spain all in america (their terrortories). Put england had great influx of immigration.
7. Another cartoon. The greeks givign a dead bird to the soviets.
I put the U.s. foreign goals in greece.
there was also another option "the truman doctrine supported greek gureillas".
It said "Greek armY" and "red guerillas" so i was confused and just put the foreign goals ones.</p>
<p>These are 7 questions. Can someone help?</p>
<p>For the entry into WWI question, I'm sure the US practiced vertical integration...I remember putting someting different, but I don't remember exactly what it was.</p>
<p>What best characterized the signers of the constitution? I put they were fiercly loyal to the british parliament...though that's wrong. </p>
<p>he state's rights had a quote about all the states being sovereign or something and independent. Oh, I remember now! It was a quote by Patrick Henry.</p>
<p>"Is this a Confederacy, like Holland--an association of a number of independent States, each of which retain its individual sovereignty?"</p>
<p>Who would answer YES to this quote?</p>
<p>NY and Albany are in the EAST.</p>
<p>Guys here are a list of all stuff i could remember (goes in history chronological order)
1. Question dealed with indian tribes. I put iroquois confederacy
2. Said indian tribes had corn (maize) and other vege.
3. navigation acts = mercantilism
4. albany failed because lose autonomy
5. before 1675 most were indentured servants in md, va (put slaves from indies :/)
6. French and indian war ended french colonies or w/e
7. declaration of ind. was british tyranny or soverignty. cant remember what i put
8. shays rebellion did not want to destroy massachusetts
9. const. conven. was federalism
10. marbury v. madison = judicial review
11. spoils system = andrew jackson
12. steamboat = eastern cities trade (question to debate)
13. Lowell system - hired women and children (put british :/)
14. 54 40 or fight canda border
15. 1854 = republicans
16. something about repubs / violent abo's. Didn't get it.
17. Outcome of pres. election 1860 (VERY last question on test). I put 7 states secede which is wrong but i didn't know answer.
18. South had better generals
19. clara barton found red cross
20. jane adaams = hull house settlements
21. black people discriminated = loyalty oaths
22. forgot about this. A quote or letter. I put irish 1830's (no irish need apply)
23. strike of 1877 did NOT destroy AFL
24. black codes limited freedom of blacks
25. 13th ammendment abolished slavery
26. taft hartly act (of 1877 or w/e ended recon.) i put funded blacks for education or something. It sounded fishy..
27. Muckrackers did not PUBLICIZE they EXPOSED. (choice E)
28. Before WWI it was not vertical inte.
29. progressive women did not do equal rights ammend.
30. jazz popular to differ from the norm or w/e
31. harlem rein. choice A
32. Cause of great depression. Overproduction of consumer and/or under (blah blah)
33. first hundred days did not have lend lease
34. NRA (national recovery act lowered comp.)
35. Iron curtain = the imposing soviet in east. europe
36. bob dylan = rejection of norm of teens
37. gulf of tonkin did what?
38. jimmy carter not affected by camp david accords or w/e
39. One graph showed population of france/spain/england. Put immigration
40. One graph showed lots of dots in south. I put railroad
41. i put the mines in the west had mexicans, chinese, blacks, whites, etc.
42. what is dollar diplomacy (was it taft and nicaragua or roosevelt and panama canal?)
43. The greece cartoon
44. The "no drink" sign cartoon
45. something about a marxist</p>
<p>Ok here is half of the test. I dont remember many more.
For last few questions i remember a LOT of D's.
ANyone care to respond to these lol..?</p>
<p>oh and about the WWI thing... didn't progressives and wilson (although a democrat a still popular progressive) stop vertical integration? I thought they still supported labor unions UNTIL the entry into WWI.</p>
<p>Ugh, we just learned about the Gulf of Tonkin in class, but I forgot already. It had something to do with an alleged attack on American ships in Vietnam?</p>
<p>IT WAS HARD. Dear God. But maybe because it was so hard, it will be cured you know? Like it will be easier to get above 700. We'll see because I have a feeling a lot of people didn't do so hot.</p>
<p>The more I think about it, the more I think this test was total ********.</p>
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<li><p>South had better generals
I don't recall a question like this...</p></li>
<li><p>black people discriminated = loyalty oaths
Nor this</p></li>
<li><p>forgot about this. A quote or letter. I put irish 1830's (no irish need apply)
Nor this. Anyone care to refresh my memory?</p></li>
<li><p>Before WWI it was not vertical inte.
I'm pretty sure there was vertical integration before WWI, though I may be mistaken.</p></li>
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I don't recall a question like this...</li>
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<p>Me too.</p>
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<p>I put loyathy oaths as well. </p>
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<li>forgot about this. A quote or letter. I put irish 1830's (no irish need apply)
Nor this. Anyone care to refresh my memory?</li>
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<p>I put chinese immigrant, since it mentioned something about not knowing the language or the land, something like that. Also, he mentioned not being able to pan any gold, so I assumed he meant the California Gold Rush. During the rush, many chinese immigrants came to California. </p>
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- Before WWI it was not vertical inte. I'm pretty sure there was vertical integration before WWI, though I may be mistaken.
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<p>There was vertical integration before WW1 (the whole trusts thing, standard oil, carnegie mellon, etc), but I don't remember this question either.</p>
<p>I skipped around the test, maybe I didn't read some of the questions . . .? :(</p>
<p>I skipped 14 <em>yikes</em> , i regret not trying to even guess for the ones I sternly did not remember. I finished rather quickly(about 30 minutes). </p>
<p>1.) "Before WW1 the business practice NOT used":I could not decided between corporations and the encouragement of labor unions-in the end i chose the encouragement of labor unions...</p>
<p>2.) The one you all are talking about with the "irish" sounds like the letter from a man to his wife about his travels to a new place...I chose the "california" one, unwittingly because I saw the word "gold".</p>
<p>I actually refused to study once I opened up a practice test from Barron's. The p.t was completely absurd (focused alot on useless memorization of rather obscure treaties, institutions etc.). This test had a FEW of those. </p>
<p>For the ones I answered I did not have too much trouble...</p>
<p>the gulf of tonkin resolution let Johnson &Nixon declare war without congressional approval</p>
<p>For that letter, I put Chinese immigrant.</p>
<p>For business practices before WWI, I put encouragement of labor unions.</p>
<p>How about the thing about Roosevelt before WWII? I put he sold extra military goods to the allies.</p>
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<p>I remember this question now. I put this answer as well. Was it an EXCEPT question?</p>
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<p>Same as you.</p>
<p>I am pretty sure it said except (80%) because as I was checking i put the labor one but then i read except..</p>
<p>Yeah, it was an except question.</p>
<p>There was a question like "which of these let businesses run themselves under regulations?" or someting like that. The answer choices were the CC, TVA, and I narrowed it down Work Progress Administration and National Recovery Administration. I ended up with NRA though, which I believe to be correct b/c I checked my history book.</p>