<p>guys, what do you think the curve will be?</p>
<p>@JuniorMint</p>
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<li>The one about latest manufacturing tech. and housing</li>
<li>I believe it was I and IV, i forget the answer choices but I was definitely correct and there were two answer choices with I and III was definitely wrong… process of elimination :)</li>
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<p>guys it’d be awesome if we could think of all 90 questions LOL</p>
<p>Right wing was 1980
Carter was Camp David Accords
Lowell Factory was modern factory with organized living quarters (right?)
Regions Limcoln was elected in was I and IV (all the non-slave states)</p>
<p>Bacons Rebellion was angry farmers v gentry (not related to Iroquois)
I think the map with slave/free black percentages was that the secessionist states had the greatest ratio of slaves (the border states had markedly less slaves)</p>
<p>Oh izzallgud I’m pretty sure it was the intolerable acts. Besides wouldn’t it be the tea act if it asked what led to the Boston tea part?</p>
<p>Let’s see what we got here
1\Exoduster—Kansas Yes
2\John Rolfe—Tobacco Yes
3\Alexander Hamilton—secretary of treasury Yes
4\Columbus exchange to Euro—potato? Yes
5\Difference between BF and S—opinion toward ERA Yes
6\American didn’t involve during WW2—help to stop holocast or something to do with Japan and philippine???
7\Thanksgiving picture—Radical Republican Yes
8\enforce 1950s situation—comedy on TV Yes
9\domino—Vietnam Yes
10\Quote about Monroe doctrine—Roosevolt Yes
11 olerate all christian(except)—Mass Bay Yes
12\Missisippi river—Battle of Vicksberg Yes
13\Loyalist—all classes of people Yes
14\president defy his policy—Thomas Jefferson Louisiana Purchase Yes
15\4 Pictures—Watergate Yes
16\religiousm movement during 18th century—something with inspired by enlightmen???17\Except question about 1950s—Victory garden? Yes
18\support Populist party—Farmers Yes
19\Forms about deline of New Orleans—Canal Yes
20\graph about the immigrant(except)—something to do with quotas Yes
21\lead to French support—second battle of Sarotoga Yes
22\Quote about slavery—13th amendment
23\AA organization before 1950s—NAACP Yes
24\alligance for progress—help Latin American Economically Yes
25\Quote about environment—Rachel Carson Slient Spring Yes
26. Bacon’s Rebellion was in response to— I put tension between indentured servitude and owners???
27. The Students for a Dem. Society did— reform through social and political activism
29. The immediate cause of the us entering WW1 was? resumption of unrestricted submarine warfare or the sinking of boat???
30. “Expanding Republic” will make tyranny of masses impossible quote— James Madison
31. WDB Dubois and booker t comparison— differed over how to best solve racial inequality.
32. The progressives and populists both agreed about what— that government could be used for good.
33. the Burned over district of New York did not include what— The advent of mormonism??? I put consolidation of the Federalists
34. Slavery demographic graph— states with the highest concentration of slavery were slavery’s most radical supporters.
35. Nixon’s silent majority most likely supported what— US support of South Vietnamese Republic???I put another one for this but I cant remember
36. Lyndon Johnson used what to justify intervention in Vietnam— Golf of Tonkin
37. Something like where did blacks internally immigrate after the WW2— Northern industrial cities.
38. Graph of the growth in Pop of Metropolises show what— Increased growth of Sun Belt compared to Northern industrial cities
39. Quote about a house in Chicago— Settlement House movement
40. French revolution led to what in the US— division between Federalists and Republicans.
41. Picture of White House and Congress Gone Republican— Election of 1980
42. Quote: Who would disagree American White Burden in Phillipines— Emilio Aguinaldo
43. What reps population changes 17th century NA— White population in British Colonies outstripping those of Spain and France
44. The boston tea party led to what— the intolerable (coercive) acts
45. Why did 17th century powers set up colonies: mercantilism
46. Colleges were initially set up in the US for what reason— training of clergy (divinity schools)
47. What was MLK’s organization?— Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)
48. In the 1920s the US had what immigration policy— Bias towards immigrants from Europe
49. The Adams negotiated treaty with Spain did what— define the southwestern border of the US
50. What was US afraid of internationally happening during civil war— Britain joining on the side of the confederates
51. picture about ashcan school- painted pictures about the new cities/technology
52. hudson school- painted pictures of the land
53. Right Wing Comic -
54. Jimmy Carter’s reelection - Camp David
55. Regions Lincoln election - 1 and 4
56. Lowell factory - latest manufacturing tech. and housing
57. American system—tariff, national bank, internal improvement
58. Declaration of Sentiment derive from—Declaration of Independent
Anyone remember a except question about people moving to Mass colony?
And a Southwest tribe Anasazi , I looked at this one and was like ***!</p>
<p>The Anasazi were a group of Pueblo people, so I guess the answer is agriculture. I got that one wrong ughhh.</p>
<p>There was one about the court injunction that I got wrong because I read the dates incorrectly. In retrospect, I think the answer should’ve been something about labor unions?</p>
<p>And the question about life in the 20s… the answer was something about a greater standard of living and more people in the cities.</p>
<p>What was the reason for the population increase in the early 19th century? I didn’t like any of the choices so I skipped that one.</p>
<p>I said importation of slaves but I was kinda unsure about that one.</p>
<p>What was the answer to “what group used the courts” for something related to civil rights? I put NAACP, but not sure.</p>
<p>There was a question about a group of students using something to spread awareness… was it activism?</p>
<p>@abigailyw
Yes, injunctions were used against unions to break strikes.
[Injunction</a> - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia](<a href=“Injunction - Wikipedia”>Injunction - Wikipedia)</p>
<p>@msteiny1212 Deportation of slaves into America stopped in 1808, so I think the answer was natural growth.</p>
<p>@nyctempo: the question you referring to was about group of students called the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) and yes, SDS’s mission was to promote reform through social activism</p>
<p>Anyone remember one quote about feminism? something about total involvement in the mainstream? Was that to do with ERA?</p>
<p>I think it was the NAACP if the ACLU wasn’t a choice. They used the courts numerous times to lead up to the most famous of their cases, Brown v. Board. They also couldn’t use any other form of political expression</p>
<p>how did you guys study for the test this time??
I’m using kaplan now, might switch to barron’s, and i’m taking it in November. Any help would be greatly appreciated!</p>
<p>@chillypenguin I used Amsco APUSH to review and took sparknotes practice tests. Amsco does a wonderful job covering all of the necessary material and sparknotes tests are pretty good (they are a little bit more detail oriented than the actual sat but they’re a great review tool) I did use barrons but I would strongly recommend not using it because its tests are way focus way too much on useless details and this makes them VERY unrealistic.</p>
<p>hmm cool. I’m wondering about amendments- are those prominent ?
Ill use AMSCO for sure, heard a lot of good things about it. thanks for the quick response</p>
<p>Guys, the scores are coming up in a few hours!!!</p>
<p>Scores guys? I predicted after taking it that I got 740-760. Got the 760, pretty happy. :)</p>