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41 Cards in this Set
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Who attempted to assassinate Pres. Reagan? |
Hinkley |
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What document in U.S. history stated that the "Union shall be perpetual"? |
Articles of Confederation |
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Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic writing has been preserved on what three things? |
1. pottery 2. papyrus 3. stone |
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What type of drama was done in order to highlight problems in society? |
Thesis play |
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What battle in the Revolutionary War was fought in June 1775 at Breed's Hill? |
The Battle of Bunker Hill |
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What suggests that through reallocation, improvements to at least one participant's well-being can be made without reducing the well-being of any other participant? |
Pareto Efficieny |
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What separates the UK from mainland Europe? |
The English Channel, the North Sea and the Strait of Dover |
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What was the first state admitted into the U.S.? |
Delaware |
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What did factories in New England need to be close to during the early 1800s? |
They used rivers as power, they needed to be located near rivers. |
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Who was greatly in favor of providing stricter enforcement regarding the return of fugitive slaves to their "rightful" owners in the South, and strongly criticized abolitionist practices of sheltering and aiding escaped slaves in 1850? |
Daniel Webster |
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What African country was never a European colony: Somalia, Ethopia, Sudan or Eritrea? |
Eritrea |
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Striking out a sentence from a bill and then passing it is called what? |
Line Veto |
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What Supreme Court decision affirmed that Congressional districts must be drawn approximate each other in terms of population? |
Wesberry v. Sanders (1964) |
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Where is Canada's National Parliament? |
Ottawa |
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What countries border the Red Sea? |
Egypt, Yemen, Saudi Arabia and Sudan |
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How were most books published before movable type was invented? |
They were copied by hand |
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What made Sir Walter Raleigh's settlement finally successful on the 4th time? |
He realized that a successful colony needed women. |
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The Taiping Rebellion was an indirect result of which of the following trade relations? |
United Kingdom exporting opium to China- they wanted to maintain the significant revenue it earned by illegally importing Indian-grown opium into China. |
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What Presidential election was the first to be run according to the procedure enumerated in the 12th Amendment of the Constitution? |
Election of 1804 |
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The Soviet policy of open discussion is known as what? |
Glasnost |
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What is a meeting where all available adults show up to vote and voice their opinions on an issue? |
Town Hall Meeting |
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What crisis arose because of Egypt's reaction to a broken promise of money by Western nations? |
Suez Crisis- when the money never came from western nations the Egyptian president closed down access of the Suez Canal for the nations to use. |
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What architectural influence is in Persian, Arabic, Turkish, and Central Asian influences of Islamic |
The Minaret |
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In which document is "the separation of church and state argued"? |
Notes on the State of Virginia |
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What are three basic types of economies? |
1. Commercial- produce goods and services in competitive markets 2. Planned- controlled by a central government, like a communist regime 3. Subsistence- survival economy mostly in developing nations |
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In 1868, the Treaty of Fort Laramie guaranteed ownership of the Black Hills to which of the following Native-American nations? |
Lakota |
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Vatican City is an example of what type of political state? |
An enclave |
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If a landmass has the temperature of 32 degrees F for more than two continual years, it is said to be what? |
Permafrost |
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What nations met together in the Tehran conference? |
This occurred during WWII and was a meeting between U.S., Soviet Union and Great Britain to decide who to take out Germany. |
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The first English baby born in the New World was born on Roanoke Island. What was her name? |
Virginia Dare |
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What separates England from Scotland? |
Hadrian's Wall- built in 200 c.e. by the Roman's |
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What was not advocated for by the Federalist Papers? |
A Bill of Rights |
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In geographical terms, what is a "ped"? |
A developed country |
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What are developing countries referred to as? |
Pings |
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If your marginal revenue equals your marginal costs what does this mean for your business? |
You are maximizing profits |
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What leader of the Persian forces was the first to try to conquer the Greeks? |
Darius 1 |
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What occurs when the market does not take into account the impact of an economic activity on outsiders? |
Externality |
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What is a condition in which the sufferer becomes anxious in environments that are unfamiliar or where he or she perceives that they have little control. This can include public places, crowds, or wide-open spaces. |
Agoraphboia |
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Ceremonies done by Native Americans which are primarily used as social gatherings are known as what? |
Powwow |
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In 1775, Patrick Henry argued for a right which is controversial in modern America, what is it? |
Right to bear arms |
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What was the main purpose of the Articles of Association created by the First Continental Congress? |
To implement a trade boycott with Great Britain. |