<p>I put Texas and the Phillipines also, which I think is correct. When was Florida forcibly taken?</p>
<p>Oh, and for the curve, I head that you supposedly get up to like.. 13-15 wrong and still get an 800. I heard that and my brain did a little happy conga line in my head, but then I took the test. </p>
<p>No more conga lines for me.</p>
<p>I put Portugal for the first... all I rememberd was Prince Henry and his school of navigation. And I think the first people to come to America from Europe were the Vikings? That's not one of the questions- I'm just wondering..</p>
<p>I also put Portugal. Vikings didn't systematically explore the Americas though.</p>
<p>i did spain but thats wrong i guess. no one seems to think spain is right, so ill go crawl back into mediocre scoring sat II ushistory land. lol
just kidding. with the 15 wrong-800 curve, i think i did pretty well.</p>
<p>If I cancel the test, will the score report say that I did? Will it look bad for the colleges if I cancel this test?</p>
<p>as far as i know, they wont see your score or that you canceled if you do.</p>
<p>Manifest Destiny is related to Monroe Doctrine </p>
<p>Police power was with Roosevelt Collary.</p>
<p>US entered the war due to the German submarine U boats attacking Luthiannia (spelling)</p>
<p>The government had trouble levying taxes so RIGHT TO TAX is correct for the constitution question. </p>
<p>Langston Hughes was a black writer during the Harlem Reassiance, promoting black music & culture. </p>
<p>Mercantilism was to discourage competition and the profits you make has to go to another person. </p>
<p>The netherlands were the first to systematically explore america? Really? I put Spain.... with the Christopher Columbus theory </p>
<p>What two area were forcibly taken by the U.s?
They had Florida, Phillipines, Lousianna as choices. What was the answer?</p>
<p>There was one question about Senator Mccarthy ......he violated what rights? </p>
<p>A)Freedom of Speech and Expression
B)Property Rights
C)
D)
F)</p>
<p>I forgot the other choices..... what is the answer?</p>
<p>There was 1 q with the 15th or 16th admendment ....</p>
<p>I don't know if the Netherlands explored before Portugal did, but Spain is definitely after Portugal. Spain entered the competition late in the game, and Columbus went to Izzy & Ferdie after he was rejected by Portugal.</p>
<p>I second the Senator McCarthy question.</p>
<p>I think the McCarthy one is freedom of speech and expression, but I could be way off. The others just didn't seem to make sense.</p>
<p>Also, was the reason the U.S. entered WWI because of unrestricted submarine warfare or the Luthisiana? It's pretty much both as one is the effect of the other....</p>
<p>On the map, COMPLETE women's suffrage started in the WEST... am I right ? </p>
<p>Overproduction was the main reason that led to the Great Depression....</p>
<hr>
<p>1 q asked.......in order to limit the # of immigrants, America did what ?
immigration quota was one of the answer choice but forgot the exact q </p>
<p>Another q asked during 1910s -1950s, America was in what ....
A) Isolationalism
B) Retaliation
C) ?
D) ?
F) ? </p>
<p>There was one question that asked that during the 1800s - 1830's, Americans were against slavery and in order to help the slaves.....what did they do ? </p>
<p>A) They freed them & send them back to Africa
B) C) D) F) ....forgot the other choices.....what was the answer</p>
<p>What was the main cause of Andrew Jackson's impeachment ?
A) ?
B) ?
C) ?<br>
D) ?
F) ?</p>
<p>The McKinley tariff had which of the following effects ?</p>
<p>What was the laissez-faire policy ? Then there was one about monopoly, anti-trust.</p>
<p>The Erie Canal helped moved immigrants explore the West or made goods cheaper ?</p>
<p>Slaves in South had the same purpose...... of white indentured servants and forgot the rest of the choices</p>
<p>After the Civil War, what was initally proposed to slow down the process of rebuilding in the South but later void? </p>
<p>Another q had which term closely resembles the cotton gin invented by Eli Whitney? </p>
<p>Which party favor a National Bank ?
Federalists Anti-Federalists Whigs Democratics Republicans </p>
<p>Another q had Sedition Act, and Virginia and Kentucky Resolution as answer choices.....</p>
<p>There was a quote from Sinners in the Hands of Angry God and asked who would likely say this quote, etc
A) Johnathan Edwards
B) Henry Thoreau
C) Ralph Waldo Emerson
E) Nathaniel Hawthorone
F) Herman Melville</p>
<p>What was the MAIN reason why Richard Nixon or I think America moved out of the Vietnam war?
A) Persistent college student protests
B) Vietnamese troops
C) ?
D) ? </p>
<p>And I remember one asking about Korea and McArthur .....</p>
<p>The reason the U.S. entered WWI because of the Luthisiana. </p>
<p>US told Gernmany to stop submarine warfare. They did stop submarine warfare and their Uboats for a period of time and later resumed again. Germany took the risk and sunk Luthisiana (a British cruise liner) but had (American) civilians inside. </p>
<p>US was outrage. Then US went join the war. </p>
<p>I also know that the telegraph of Germany asking Mexico to become their allies and fight against US and in return that they will get back Texas and California was another reason but forunately it wasn't in the answer choices..</p>
<p>I think its because of unrestricted sub warfare.. Germany sunk Luthisiana, but then it issued the Sussex pledge. Then Germany announced that it was recommencing unrestricted submarine warfare, and breaking the Sussex pledge, and that's when the US entered WWI. So yes, we entered after the sinking of Luthisiana, but not immediately after.</p>
<p>On the map, COMPLETE women's suffrage started in the WEST... am I right ?
YES</p>
<p>Overproduction was the main reason that led to the Great Depression....
YES</p>
<p>1 q asked.......in order to limit the # of immigrants, America did what ?
immigration quota was one of the answer choice but forgot the exact q
LEGISLATION WAS PASSED</p>
<p>What was the laissez-faire policy ? Then there was one about monopoly, anti-trust.
LACK OF GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION/REGULATION</p>
<p>Another q had Sedition Act, and Virginia and Kentucky Resolution as answer choices.....
I THINK YOU ARE REFERING TO WHAT JOHN ADAMS PASSED TO SILENCE POLITICAL OPPONENTS: SEDITION ACT</p>
<p>There was a quote from Sinners in the Hands of Angry God and asked who would likely say this quote, etc
A) Johnathan Edwards
B) Henry Thoreau
C) Ralph Waldo Emerson
E) Nathaniel Hawthorone
F) Herman Melville</p>
<p>Just searched for the answer and I guessed correctly JOHNATHAN EDWARDS</p>
<p>umm leif ericson explored america first and he was from the neitherlands
the sinking of the boat caused the sussex pledge then the germans broke their pledge which led to war
federalists supported the bank (loose interpretation)
mcCarthy was critisized for freedom of speech
and i dont remember the question about manifest desitiny but im sure as hell it has nothing to do with the monroe doctrine</p>
<p>it wasn't manifest destiny, wasn't it asking about the term that meant how people could determine whether or not to have slavery in that territory - popular sovereignty?</p>