<p>What did signatories of the Declaration of Independence agree upon? </p>
<p>something about local government holding power.</p>
<p>@eagles
i put autonomy</p>
<p>@quenose same.</p>
<p>The usual curve is around -9 for an 800 right?</p>
<p>well most books say 82 for an 800, which is about -7 questions (wrong) max.</p>
<p>@jersey, its somewhere around there. if you go back to the beginning of this thread sm1 posted the usual curves cause i too asked the sm question</p>
<p>my cb sat2 book says a raw score of 79 for an 800</p>
<p>COMPILED LIST
Embargo and Nonintercourse ACt-Something w/ France and Britain
Grapes/California man-Cesar Chavez
Foreign policy common to the 1930s and 50s-Latin America
Biggest problem for farmers-Overproduction
Eastern Woodland Indians established - fur trapping (???)
Quote about capitalism-IWW
Railroad strike 1877 EXCEPT-fall of the AFL
Quote with “nation” underlined-Jefferson Louisiana Territory
Picture of Greece on a plate-Success in foreign policy
Difference b/w Puritans in North and CHesapeake-families were brought
Confederacy that took control-Iroquois
Continental Army used-Imitate European war-styles
Blacks EXCEPTION one-Loyalty oaths
Germans settled in-Midwest
Invention after 1960-Microprocessors
steamboat-created river traffic
public transportation in cities-gave rise to suburbs
public foreign policy in 1940’s-isolationism
Dred Scott-Made it possible to have slavery everywhere
Helen Hunt Jackson-Dawes Act
First Great Awakening-salvation through faith
State rights quote-Calhoun
Intention of Hamilton’s policies-help manufacturers
Scopes Trial-Evolution
one man, one vote-Baker v Carr
Second Great Awakening Effect EXCEPT-immigration
Eisenhower-highway systems
Integration-Little Rock, AK
Polk was liked because he was an expansionist
Cambodia-Supply-lines
supply-side EXCEPT-relieve poor from taxes
Clara Burton-Red Cross
Declaration Writers-local governments
Albany Plan-Didn’t wanna give up autonomy</p>
<p>STILL DISPUTING
-Women/Circus quote
-Immigrants didnt come from… (either Italy or Africa)
-Which wasn’t a cause of the revolution (British slavery something, or being upset about the Panic)
-Political Cartoon w/ the buffalo</p>
<p>for the immigrants one, i italy</p>
<p>yeah i put italy too</p>
<p>also, rohit-- for “Continental Army used-Imitate European war-styles”, was that the same choice as “future european wars”, or were they 2 different choice?</p>
<p>Sorry but there is no way the “local governments” answer was the correct one. It was most definitely that the Continental Congress was the source of political sovereignty. While SOME of the signers were later Anti-Federalists, it was definitely not all of them and they also thought that, while it shouldn’t be too powerful, the federal government needed to serve a higher role than the colonial governments.</p>
<p>Eastern Woodland Indians established - fur trapping (???)“” i put the maize choice…squanto, anyone?</p>
<p>great job rohit! thnx for the complied list
how is the buffalo one in question? did i misread that? i was almost confident it was A</p>
<p>I completely agree with gramster (my exact reasoning during the exam)</p>
<p>i second A for the buffalo one.</p>
<p>@ice, I put what u put too</p>
<p>@ice, same.</p>
<p>The immigrants one was definitely Italy. I’m positive - several practice tests have included the idea that slaves are considered ‘immigrants.’</p>
<p>Also, are you guys sure that the signatories of the DoI believed that LOCAL governments were the source of political power? I thought they believed the Continental Congress was sovereign, since they stopped recognizing Britain as a government.</p>
<p>also the james dean one in the 1950s = youthful rebellion</p>
<p>yastoopid, what did u put for the declaration one?</p>