<p>This test was totally unfair, way harder than previous testings. Hopefully the curve will make up for it, but I doubt it.</p>
<p>I agree that this test was absolutely more difficult and obscure!</p>
<p>Does anyone know anything else about the steam boats question? we have 2 CCers put the eastern cities, but I’m beginning to think it was midwestern rivers.</p>
<p>The Republican Party vs. militant abolitionist DID have popular sovereignty, but that didn’t distinguish the two groups.</p>
<p>There was a question asking about a quote. I put it was Jefferson.</p>
<p>How about the position of a person supporting something about states rights? I put Calhoun.</p>
<p>For the rivers question, I put midwestern states. </p>
<p>The quote question, I put Jefferson as well.</p>
<p>States’ Rights? Hmm, can’t remember that one.</p>
<p>The state’s rights had a quote about all the states being sovereign or something and independent. Oh, I remember now! It was a quote by Patrick Henry.</p>
<p>“Is this a Confederacy, like Holland–an association of a number of independent States, each of which retain its individual sovereignty?” </p>
<p>Who would answer YES to this quote?</p>
<p>Guys I typed “robert fulton” “steamboat” in google and it said he connected new york with albany or w/e… was the midwest around during the 1820-30’s? (like “traffic”?)</p>
<p>Some more questions
- Right before entry into WWI the U.S. practiced all of the following except…
I put vertical integration of buiseness or w/e - Progress woman advocated all of the following except
An equal rights ammendment (not the same as suffrage) - All of the following were reform movements in early 19th century (basically 2nd great awakening) except
Suffrage for blacks - The consitution is federalism? (or was it republicanism?)
- Framers of the Dec. Of ind. most likely believed that.
Stuck on two choices
A. British is a tyrinnacl (the king)
b. Something about soverignty (choice D) - A graph question. Showed population of france/ england/ spain all in america (their terrortories). Put england had great influx of immigration.
- Another cartoon. The greeks givign a dead bird to the soviets.
I put the U.s. foreign goals in greece.
there was also another option “the truman doctrine supported greek gureillas”.
It said “Greek armY” and “red guerillas” so i was confused and just put the foreign goals ones.</p>
<p>These are 7 questions. Can someone help?</p>
<p>For the entry into WWI question, I’m sure the US practiced vertical integration…I remember putting someting different, but I don’t remember exactly what it was.</p>
<p>What best characterized the signers of the constitution? I put they were fiercly loyal to the british parliament…though that’s wrong. </p>
<p>he state’s rights had a quote about all the states being sovereign or something and independent. Oh, I remember now! It was a quote by Patrick Henry.</p>
<p>“Is this a Confederacy, like Holland–an association of a number of independent States, each of which retain its individual sovereignty?”</p>
<p>Who would answer YES to this quote?</p>
<p>NY and Albany are in the EAST.</p>
<p>Guys here are a list of all stuff i could remember (goes in history chronological order)
- Question dealed with indian tribes. I put iroquois confederacy
- Said indian tribes had corn (maize) and other vege.
- navigation acts = mercantilism
- albany failed because lose autonomy
- before 1675 most were indentured servants in md, va (put slaves from indies :/)
- French and indian war ended french colonies or w/e
- declaration of ind. was british tyranny or soverignty. cant remember what i put
- shays rebellion did not want to destroy massachusetts
- const. conven. was federalism
- marbury v. madison = judicial review
- spoils system = andrew jackson
- steamboat = eastern cities trade (question to debate)
- Lowell system - hired women and children (put british :/)
- 54 40 or fight canda border
- 1854 = republicans
- something about repubs / violent abo’s. Didn’t get it.
- Outcome of pres. election 1860 (VERY last question on test). I put 7 states secede which is wrong but i didn’t know answer.
- South had better generals
- clara barton found red cross
- jane adaams = hull house settlements
- black people discriminated = loyalty oaths
- forgot about this. A quote or letter. I put irish 1830’s (no irish need apply)
- strike of 1877 did NOT destroy AFL
- black codes limited freedom of blacks
- 13th ammendment abolished slavery
- taft hartly act (of 1877 or w/e ended recon.) i put funded blacks for education or something. It sounded fishy…
- Muckrackers did not PUBLICIZE they EXPOSED. (choice E)
- Before WWI it was not vertical inte.
- progressive women did not do equal rights ammend.
- jazz popular to differ from the norm or w/e
- harlem rein. choice A
- Cause of great depression. Overproduction of consumer and/or under (blah blah)
- first hundred days did not have lend lease
- NRA (national recovery act lowered comp.)
- Iron curtain = the imposing soviet in east. europe
- bob dylan = rejection of norm of teens
- gulf of tonkin did what?
- jimmy carter not affected by camp david accords or w/e
- One graph showed population of france/spain/england. Put immigration
- One graph showed lots of dots in south. I put railroad
- i put the mines in the west had mexicans, chinese, blacks, whites, etc.
- what is dollar diplomacy (was it taft and nicaragua or roosevelt and panama canal?)
- The greece cartoon
- The “no drink” sign cartoon
- something about a marxist</p>
<p>Ok here is half of the test. I dont remember many more.
For last few questions i remember a LOT of D’s.
ANyone care to respond to these lol…?</p>
<p>oh and about the WWI thing… didn’t progressives and wilson (although a democrat a still popular progressive) stop vertical integration? I thought they still supported labor unions UNTIL the entry into WWI.</p>
<p>Ugh, we just learned about the Gulf of Tonkin in class, but I forgot already. It had something to do with an alleged attack on American ships in Vietnam?</p>
<p>IT WAS HARD. Dear God. But maybe because it was so hard, it will be cured you know? Like it will be easier to get above 700. We’ll see because I have a feeling a lot of people didn’t do so hot.</p>
<p>The more I think about it, the more I think this test was total ********.</p>
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<li><p>South had better generals
I don’t recall a question like this…</p></li>
<li><p>black people discriminated = loyalty oaths
Nor this</p></li>
<li><p>forgot about this. A quote or letter. I put irish 1830’s (no irish need apply)
Nor this. Anyone care to refresh my memory?</p></li>
<li><p>Before WWI it was not vertical inte.
I’m pretty sure there was vertical integration before WWI, though I may be mistaken.</p></li>
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<p>Me too.</p>
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<p>I put loyathy oaths as well. </p>
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<p>I put chinese immigrant, since it mentioned something about not knowing the language or the land, something like that. Also, he mentioned not being able to pan any gold, so I assumed he meant the California Gold Rush. During the rush, many chinese immigrants came to California. </p>
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<p>There was vertical integration before WW1 (the whole trusts thing, standard oil, carnegie mellon, etc), but I don’t remember this question either.</p>
<p>I skipped around the test, maybe I didn’t read some of the questions . . .? :(</p>
<p>I skipped 14 <em>yikes</em> , i regret not trying to even guess for the ones I sternly did not remember. I finished rather quickly(about 30 minutes). </p>
<p>1.) “Before WW1 the business practice NOT used”:I could not decided between corporations and the encouragement of labor unions-in the end i chose the encouragement of labor unions…</p>
<p>2.) The one you all are talking about with the “irish” sounds like the letter from a man to his wife about his travels to a new place…I chose the “california” one, unwittingly because I saw the word “gold”.</p>
<p>I actually refused to study once I opened up a practice test from Barron’s. The p.t was completely absurd (focused alot on useless memorization of rather obscure treaties, institutions etc.). This test had a FEW of those. </p>
<p>For the ones I answered I did not have too much trouble…</p>
<p>the gulf of tonkin resolution let Johnson &Nixon declare war without congressional approval</p>
<p>For that letter, I put Chinese immigrant.</p>
<p>For business practices before WWI, I put encouragement of labor unions.</p>
<p>How about the thing about Roosevelt before WWII? I put he sold extra military goods to the allies.</p>
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<p>I remember this question now. I put this answer as well. Was it an EXCEPT question?</p>
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<p>Same as you.</p>
<p>I am pretty sure it said except (80%) because as I was checking i put the labor one but then i read except…</p>
<p>Yeah, it was an except question.</p>
<p>There was a question like “which of these let businesses run themselves under regulations?” or someting like that. The answer choices were the CC, TVA, and I narrowed it down Work Progress Administration and National Recovery Administration. I ended up with NRA though, which I believe to be correct b/c I checked my history book.</p>