In 1764, Parliament passed the sugar act, which dramatically increased the cost of legal molasses imports from the british west indies....

(True or False) 

The              war, which ended in 1763, was also known as the great war for empire and the first world war. The british fought the 

             for control of north america and untimately won 

Georgia was settled primarliy by thousands of debtors chosen personally by james oglethorpe.....

(True or False) 

Opposed hamiltion's program 

(Federalist or Republican) 

Supported the virginia and kentucky resolutions 

(Federalist or Republican) 

Supported a National Bank 

(Federalist or Republican) 

Urged strong support for the french in their Revolution 

(Federalist or Republican) 

Believed in loose construction of the consitution 

(Federalist or D-Republican) 

John Adams 

(Federalist or D-Republican)

James Madison 

(Federalist or D-Republican)

Thomas Jefferson 

(Federalist or D-Republican) 

After Thomas Jefferson became president, he dismantled every aspect of Alexander Hamilton's economic program 

(True or False) 

The american victory over the british at          

      in 1777 brought the french into the Revolutionary war as American allies against the british 

Georgia-Utopian 

Pennsylaina- Christian Comminities 

When the federlist passed the         

and                Acts, in 1798, Thomas Jefferson and James Madsion, fearing threats to the freedom of speech,responded with the            and            Resolutions. Although no states adopted the resolutions, the republicans used them as potlical proaganda in the election of 1800, which propelled Thomas Jefferson to the presidency

In 1817, New york began constrution on the 

         , which was completed in 1825. The internal improvement was finanically successful and helped make new york city on economic powerhouse 

South of 36-30( Slave)

North of 36-30 (free) 

In the case of             vs georgia (1831), John Marshall ruled that the cherokee were a "domestic dependent nation" and could not bring suit. In the subsequent case of          

     vs georgia (1832), Marshall ruled that the law of Georgia had no force in Cherokee land. 

By 1820, as a result of the end of the international slave trade and the first emancipation only the south particpated in, protected and profited from the institution of slavery. 

(True or False) 

Prior to the civil war, the great majority of nothern whites supported abolition of slavery in the south. 

(True or Fasle) 

The compromise of 1850 admitted          

      as a free state, left the other territorial dispostion to              , ended the            in DC, and created a toughter              law. 

Chose the correct chronology 

(earliest to latest) 

In the fall of 1862, the confederate army, commanded by Robert E.Lee invaded Maryland and fought a battle against the Union army at              . Although the Union commander let lee's army escape, it was technically considered a union victory.Having waited for such an event, Linclon followed this battlefield victory by issuing the        

           , which declared all slaves in the rebellious states free as of January 1,1863 

Choose the correct association 

13th Amendment: granted citizenship to African American 

14 Amendment: abolished slavery 

15 Amendment: granted African Americans the right to vote 

Miltay Reconstruction Act: removed federal troops from the south in 1877 

While W.E.B DuBois preached a message of accommodation and told African Americans to focus on economic gains, Brooker T. Washingtion advocated more direct resistance and told African Americans to demand their political rights immediately.

(True and False)