Question 1

One of the biggest failures of the Constitutional Convention was the inability to resolve the issue of

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A) women's rights. 
B) indigenous people's property rights. 
C) religious freedom. 
D) balanced state and federal powers. 
E) slavery. 
A) women's rights. 
B) indigenous people's property rights. 
C) religious freedom. 
D) balanced state and federal powers. 
E) slavery.

Question 2

Which of the following statements is true?

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A) The Stamp Act was primarily a tax to pay for colonial defense. 
B) The East India Company had a monopoly on tea sold to the colonies. 
C) England tried to limit colonial trade with the West Indies. 
D) Colonists resorted to smuggling to avoid British mercantilist laws. 
E) All of the answers are correct. 
A) The Stamp Act was primarily a tax to pay for colonial defense. 
B) The East India Company had a monopoly on tea sold to the colonies. 
C) England tried to limit colonial trade with the West Indies. 
D) Colonists resorted to smuggling to avoid British mercantilist laws. 
E) All of the answers are correct.

Question 3

Please define the following key terms.
- Articles of Confederation

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The Articles of Confederation were the f

Question 4

Please define the following key terms.
- Miguel de Hidalgo y Costilla

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Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla (1753–1811) wa

Question 5

Please define the following key terms.
- Constitutional Convention

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The Constitutional Convention, also know

Question 6

Please define the following key terms.
- National Convention

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The National Convention is a gathering o

Question 7

Robespierre had been deeply influenced by the philosophy of

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A) Rousseau. 
B) Locke. 
C) Hobbes. 
D) Thomas Jefferson. 
E) Montesquieu. 
A) Rousseau. 
B) Locke. 
C) Hobbes. 
D) Thomas Jefferson. 
E) Montesquieu.

Question 8

In the Andean region of Peru,the Amerindian uprising was led by Tupac Amaru II who had

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A) partnered with Bolivar to liberate the Andes footpaths. 
B) been educated by Jesuits. 
C) watched his wife and family of small do's and don't. 
D) wanted to found a new Incan nation. 
E) been born in Spain but moved to a colony. 
A) partnered with Bolivar to liberate the Andes footpaths. 
B) been educated by Jesuits. 
C) watched his wife and family of small do's and don't. 
D) wanted to found a new Incan nation. 
E) been born in Spain but moved to a colony.

Question 9

Please define the following key terms.
- Continental Congress

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The Continental Congress refers to two m

Question 10

Historians see the Napoleonic era as the origin of modern nationalism which includes ties of

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A) All of the answers are correct. 
B) Language. 
C) Culture. 
D) History. 
E) Patriotism. 
A) All of the answers are correct. 
B) Language. 
C) Culture. 
D) History. 
E) Patriotism.

Question 11

Acclaimed throughout South America as a liberator,Bolívar was born in what part of that region?

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A) Bolivia. 
B) Mexico. 
C) Ecuador. 
D) Venezuela. 
E) Nicaragua. 
A) Bolivia. 
B) Mexico. 
C) Ecuador. 
D) Venezuela. 
E) Nicaragua.

Question 12

How does the American Declaration of Independence go beyond the theory of John Locke?

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The American Declaration of Independence

Question 13

After the French and Indian War,the British were faced with

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A) a slave revolt in the original British colonies. 
B) problems with American attacks into Canadian territory. 
C) American attacks on British forts on the Great Lakes. 
D) Native American uprisings in the Ohio Valley. 
E) a possible alliance between the French and Americans over Canada. 
A) a slave revolt in the original British colonies. 
B) problems with American attacks into Canadian territory. 
C) American attacks on British forts on the Great Lakes. 
D) Native American uprisings in the Ohio Valley. 
E) a possible alliance between the French and Americans over Canada.

Question 14

Please define the following key terms.
- llaneros

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Llaneros are the people who inhabit the

Question 15

In the French Revolution,women

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A) played a significant role. 
B) were denied equality. 
C) were led by Olympe de Gouges,who claimed women were controlled by the perpetual tyranny of men. 
D) claimed that their rights should be reformed as a result of laws of nature and reason. 
E) All of these 
A) played a significant role. 
B) were denied equality. 
C) were led by Olympe de Gouges,who claimed women were controlled by the perpetual tyranny of men. 
D) claimed that their rights should be reformed as a result of laws of nature and reason. 
E) All of these

Question 16

Which of the following statements,associated with opposition to the Jacobins,is true?

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A) All of the answers are correct. 
B) Foreign monarchies planned war on France. 
C) Thousands of Catholics died opposing Jacobin attacks on the Church. 
D) The bourgeoisie opposed the seizure of private property. 
E) People in the provinces resented the radicalism they associated with Paris. 
A) All of the answers are correct. 
B) Foreign monarchies planned war on France. 
C) Thousands of Catholics died opposing Jacobin attacks on the Church. 
D) The bourgeoisie opposed the seizure of private property. 
E) People in the provinces resented the radicalism they associated with Paris.

Question 17

American independence resulted in what long-term result for the new nation?

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American independence, achieved after th

Question 18

Which of the following features of the American Constitution would not be considered democratic today?

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A) Having compromise at its core. 
B) As a system of checks and balances,which control the government. 
C) As having a Bill of Rights added to guarantee civil liberties. 
D) Limiting voting rights to property owners and not allowing women to vote. 
E) Allocating the number of representatives in the House of Representatives by population. 
A) Having compromise at its core. 
B) As a system of checks and balances,which control the government. 
C) As having a Bill of Rights added to guarantee civil liberties. 
D) Limiting voting rights to property owners and not allowing women to vote. 
E) Allocating the number of representatives in the House of Representatives by population.

Question 19

Please define the following key terms.
- Joseph Brant

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Joseph Brant, whose Mohawk name was Thay

Question 20

Joseph Brant,a Mohawk,was a British ally in the American War of Independence because

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A) he had been an ally against the French in the Seven Years' War. 
B) the British recognized Mohawk sovereignty. 
C) he was a trade partner of the British but not the colonists. 
D) colonists had killed his wife and children. 
E) he was concerned that slavery might be extended to Amerindians. 
A) he had been an ally against the French in the Seven Years' War. 
B) the British recognized Mohawk sovereignty. 
C) he was a trade partner of the British but not the colonists. 
D) colonists had killed his wife and children. 
E) he was concerned that slavery might be extended to Amerindians.

Exam 22: Revolutions in the West, 1750 - 1830

One of the biggest failures of the Constitutional Convention was the inability to resolve the issue of

Which of the following statements is true?

Please define the following key terms. - Articles of Confederation

Please define the following key terms. - Miguel de Hidalgo y Costilla

Please define the following key terms. - Constitutional Convention

Please define the following key terms. - National Convention

Robespierre had been deeply influenced by the philosophy of

In the Andean region of Peru,the Amerindian uprising was led by Tupac Amaru II who had

Please define the following key terms. - Continental Congress

Historians see the Napoleonic era as the origin of modern nationalism which includes ties of

Acclaimed throughout South America as a liberator,Bolívar was born in what part of that region?

How does the American Declaration of Independence go beyond the theory of John Locke?

After the French and Indian War,the British were faced with

Please define the following key terms. - llaneros

In the French Revolution,women

Which of the following statements,associated with opposition to the Jacobins,is true?

American independence resulted in what long-term result for the new nation?

Which of the following features of the American Constitution would not be considered democratic today?

Please define the following key terms. - Joseph Brant

Joseph Brant,a Mohawk,was a British ally in the American War of Independence because

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