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101. What does the Seventh Amendment address? a. Right to a jury trial in civil cases b. Powers reserved to the states c. Right to bear arms d. Rights of persons accused of a crime 102. What does the Eighth Amendment address? a.Rights reserved to the people b.Freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition c.Search and seizure d.Rights concerning bail

101. What does the Seventh Amendment address? a. Right to a jury trial in civil cases b. Powers reserved to the states c. Right to bear arms d. Rights

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Page 1: 101. What does the Seventh Amendment address? a. Right to a jury trial in civil cases b. Powers reserved to the states c. Right to bear arms d. Rights

101. What does the Seventh Amendment address?

a. Right to a jury trial in civil cases

b. Powers reserved to the states

c. Right to bear arms

d. Rights of persons accused of a crime

102. What does the Eighth Amendment address?

a. Rights reserved to the people

b. Freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition

c. Search and seizure

d. Rights concerning bail

Page 2: 101. What does the Seventh Amendment address? a. Right to a jury trial in civil cases b. Powers reserved to the states c. Right to bear arms d. Rights

101. What does the Seventh Amendment address?

a. Right to a jury trial in civil casesb. Powers reserved to the statesc. Right to bear armsd. Rights of persons accused of a

crime

Page 3: 101. What does the Seventh Amendment address? a. Right to a jury trial in civil cases b. Powers reserved to the states c. Right to bear arms d. Rights

102. What does the Eighth Amendment address?

a. Rights reserved to the people

b. Freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition

c. Search and seizure

d. Rights concerning bail

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103. What does the Ninth Amendment address?a. Search and seizureb. Right to a speedy trialc. Powers reserved to the statesd. Powers reserved to the people

104. What does the Tenth Amendment address?

a. Powers reserved to the people

b. Right to bear arms

c. Powers reserved to the states

d. Rights concerning bail

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103. What does the Ninth Amendment address?

a. Search and seizure

b. Right to a speedy trial

c. Powers reserved to the states

d. Powers reserved to the people

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104. What does the Tenth Amendment address?

a. Powers reserved to the people

b. Right to bear arms

c. Powers reserved to the states

d. Rights concerning bail

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105. Which amendment abolished slavery in the United States and its territories?a. Eleventh Amendmentb. Thirteenth Amendment c. Fifteenth Amendment d. Nineteenth Amendment

106. Which amendment addresses the civil rights of all people born or naturalized in the United States?a. Thirteenth Amendmentb. Fourteenth Amendmentc. Fifteenth Amendmentd. Eighteenth Amendment

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105. Which amendment abolished slavery in the United States and its territories?

a. Eleventh Amendment

b. Thirteenth Amendment

c. Fifteenth Amendment

d. Nineteenth Amendment

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106. Which amendment addresses the civil rights of all people born or naturalized in the United States?

a. Thirteenth Amendment

b. Fourteenth Amendment

c. Fifteenth Amendment

d. Eighteenth Amendment

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107. The system used to elect the President and Vice President is a. Federalismb. Electoral Collegec. Constitutional Conventiond. Checks and balances

108. One of the most influential Supreme Court Chief Justices was

a. John Adams

b. John Marshall

c. James Monroe

d. Abraham Lincoln

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107. The system used to elect the President and Vice President is

a. Federalism

b. Electoral College

c. Constitutional Convention

d. Checks and Balances

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108. One of the most influential Supreme Court Chief Justices was

a. John Adams

b. John Marshall

c. James Monroe

d. Abraham Lincoln

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109. What famous Supreme Court case established Judicial Review?

a. Marbury vs. Madisonb. Gibbons vs. Ogdenc. McCulloch vs. Marylandd. Brown vs. Board of Education

110. Which famous Supreme Court case ruled that Congress alone had the power to regulate interstate and foreign commerce?a. Marbury vs. Madisonb. Gibbons vs. Ogdenc. McCulloch vs. Marylandd. Brown vs. Board of Education

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109. What famous Supreme Court case established Judicial Review?

a. Marbury vs. Madisonb. Gibbons vs. Ogdenc. McCulloch vs. Marylandd. Brown vs. Board of Education

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110. Which famous Supreme Court case ruled that Congress alone had the power to regulate interstate and foreign commerce?

a. Marbury vs. Madison

b. Gibbons vs. Ogden

c. McCulloch vs. Maryland

d. Brown vs. Board of Education

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111. Which act created the Northwest Territory (land between the Ohio River and the Mississippi River)? a. Treaty of Parisb. The Louisiana Purchasec. Land Ordinance of 1785d. Northwest Ordinance of 1787

112. Which act provided for the states of IL, OH, MI, WI and IN to be created from the NW Territory?a. Land Ordinance of 1785b. Louisiana Purchasec. Treaty of Parisd. Northwest Ordinance of 1787

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111. Which act created the Northwest Territory (land between the Ohio River and the Mississippi River)?

a. Treaty of Paris

b. The Louisiana Purchase

c. Land Ordinance of 1785

d. Northwest Ordinance of 1787

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112. Which act provided for the states of IL, OH, MI, WI and IN to be created from the NW Territory?a. Land Ordinance of 1785

b. Louisiana Purchase

c. Treaty of Paris

d. Northwest Ordinance of 1787

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113. The land acquirement from France that doubled the size of the U.S. was a. Land Ordinance of 1785b. Treaty of Parisc. Northwest Ordinance of 1787d. Louisiana Purchase

114. Parcels of land on which Indians were forced to live were a. Reservationsb. Land grantsc. Tariffsd. Nullifications

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113. The land acquirement from France in 1803 that doubled the size of the U.S. was

a. Land Ordinance of 1785

b. Treaty of Paris

c. Northwest Ordinance of 1787

d. Louisiana Purchase

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114. Parcels of land on which Indians were forced to live were

a. Reservations

b. Land Grants

c. Tariffs

d. Nullifications

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115. What famous explorers went on an expedition to find the Pacific Ocean from 1804-1806? a. Adams and Jeffersonb. Lewis and Clark c. Jones and Crockett d. Laverne and Shirley

116. Who was the guide who helped two famous explorers find their way in their attempt to find the Pacific Ocean from 1804-1806?a. Pocahontas b. Tecumsehc. Sacajawead. Sitting Bull

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115. What famous explorers went on an expedition to find the Pacific Ocean from 1804-1806?

a. Adams and Jefferson

b. Lewis and Clark

c. Jones and Crockett

d. Laverne and Shirley

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116. Who was the guide who helped two famous explorers find their way in their attempt to find the Pacific Ocean from 1804-1806?

a. Pocahontas

b. Tecumseh

c. Sacajawea

d. Sitting Bull

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117. In what year did Alabama become a state? a. 1790b. 1806c. 1819d. 1860

118. The national unity and optimistic mood during whose presidency is known as the Era of Good Feelings?

a. George Washington

b. Thomas Jefferson

c. James Monroe

d. Andrew Jackson

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117. In what year did Alabama become a state?

a. 1790

b. 1806

c. 1819

d. 1860

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118. The national unity and optimistic mood during whose presidency is known as the Era of Good Feelings?

a. George Washington

b. Thomas Jefferson

c. James Monroe

d. Andrew Jackson

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119. What act passed in 1823 stated that the U.S. would not interfere in European affairs and that Europe could not interfere in Latin American affairs?a. Marshall Plan b. Nullification Doctrine c. Monroe Doctrined. Truman Plan

120. Who invented the cotton gin?

a. Robert Fulton

b. Eli Whitney

c. George Washington Carver

d. George Stephenson

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119. What act passed in 1823 stated that the U.S. would not interfere in European affairs and that Europe could not interfere in Latin American affairs?

a. Marshall Plan

b. Nullification Doctrine

c. Monroe Doctrine

d. Truman Plan

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120. Who invented the cotton gin?

a. Robert Fultonb. Eli Whitneyc. George Washington Carverd. George Stephenson