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TAKS 10th Grade World History
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Developed complex societies such as the Inca
Andean civilization
Marbury v. Madison
Bubonic Plague
House of Burgesses
2. Rulers power is limited by law - Great Britain's current form of government since Glorious Revolution
The Senate
Constitutional Monarchy
Free - enterprise economic system
rural
3. A government that elects its leaders
Basic Needs
Republic
Articles of Conf.
Scientific Revolution
4. Europe would not interfere in the affairs of the Western Hemisphere
Republic
Nationalism
bias
Monroe doctrine
5. Trading goods or services for other goods or services
Bartering
Straits
Cotton Gin
Capitalism/Market Economy
6. Developed complex societies such as Maya and Aztec
Mesoamerica civilizations
Fertile Crescent
Brown v. Board of Edu.
Per Capita Income
7. People in a society that are willing and able to work
Labor force
Glorious/Bloodless Revolution
(naval) blockade
nullify
8. Union vs. Confederacy. Jefferson Davis is President of the South; Lincoln of the North
Suez Canal
Adam Smith
Columbian Exchange
Civil War
9. Involving other countries
Iron Curtain
Force Bill
international
Emancipation Proclamation
10. Sent to Britain (George III) with the grievances the Colonist had with England and why they were going to become their own Nation
Articles of Confederation
subsistence agriculture
Declaration of Independence
Representative Democracy
11. Government where people elect others to speak and act on their behalf.
Traditional economy
Popular Sovereignty
Representative Government
House of Burgesses
12. Christian warriors sent to regain the Holy Land (Jerusalem) from the Muslims that controlled
Standard of living
English Bill of Rights
Basic Needs
Crusaders
13. Proposed that a government should have 3 branches
Plessy v. Ferguson
Straits of Hormuz
Industrial Revolution
Montesquieu
14. 1st 10 Amendments which guarantee individual rights
market - oriented agriculture
Factory System
Protestant Reformation
Bill of Rights
15. First representative assembly in American
Age of Exploration & Colonization
Enlightenment
House of Burgesses
level of development
16. The idea that the power of government is divided into three branches of gov't.
1863 Emancipation Pro
Checks and Balances
1215
Separation of Powers
17. One of the 1st written Constitutions of the Colonies. (1639)
Age of Reason
International Trade
Fundamental Orders of Conneticut
secondary source
18. Complaints
Subsistence economy
subsistence agriculture
Industrial Revolution
grievance
19. Began when South Carolina threatened to secede from the Union if the federal gov't tried to collect tariffs duties in their state.
Monotheism
The Nullification Crisis
Totalitarianism
King George III
20. Movement that began to correct problem in the Roman Catholic Church. It caused a split and the development of Protestant Churches
Natural Rights / Individual Rights
Protestant Reformation
Industrial Revolution
Republicanism
21. Movement in Europe that emphasized the use of reason.
Popular Sovereignty
Enlightenment
Ben Franklin
13th Amendment
22. U.S. Constitution written by delegates to the Constitutional Convention to revise the Articles of Confederation and decided to draft a new plan of government for the U.S.
(naval) blockade
Famine
1787
Popular Sovereignty
23. Economic thinker that developed communism
Karl Marx
Republicanism
Winston Churchill
1787-1789
24. Opposed to the Constitution because it gave too much power to the national government and not enough to the states. They also wanted individual rights protected
Free - enterprise economic system
Natural Rights / Individual Rights
Magnetic Compass
Anti - Federalist
25. Martin Luther's ideas that he posted on the chuch door at Wittenburg which questioned the Roman Catholic Church. This act began the Reformation
95 Theses
Montesquieu
Federalist Papers
Emancipation Proclamation
26. Pardon for sin. Martin Luther questioned the churches authority to pardon sin and especially the idea that you could buy the pardon
Representative democracy
Polytheism
Indulgences
imports
27. Exchange of goods and services.
trade
Checks and Balances
amendment
14th Amendment
28. First organizing of 13 colonies.
English Bill of Rights
Protestant Reformation
Articles of Conf.
Communism/Command Economy
29. Freed slaves in the seceded states of rebellion.
14th Amendment
Emancipation Proclamation
Oligarchy
The Nullification Crisis
30. Basic economy that was used in early farming and hunting and gathering societies
Unconstitutional
Infant Mortality
Traditional economy
Emancipation Proclamation
31. The 1st 10 amendments to the Constitution.
Bill of Rights
Bubonic Plague
Nullification Crisis
Thomas Jefferson
32. Wrote the Declaration of Independence; colonial leader - 3rd President.
Thomas Jefferson
Articles of Confederation
Andean civilization
Standard of living
33. England's overthrow of the monarchy and establishment of a constitutional monarchy (representative government)
Constitutional Monarchy
Glorious/Bloodless Revolution
domestic
Magna Carta
34. Banned slavery throughout the nation.
English Bill of Rights
13th Amendment
Henry Ford
14th Amendment
35. An original document - artifact - picture - journal - cartoon from the period in which an event occurred or a record from a person who participated in the event.
Capitalism/Market Economy
Emancipation Proclamation
Industrialized
primary source
36. A series of essays written to support ratification of the Constitution.
grievance
Federalist Papers
Consent of the Governed
The Senate
37. Movement of people from on country or location to another
Humanism
Oligarchy
Factory System
Migration
38. Shift from agriculture to industry (commercial industry) mass production of goods. It also led to the growth of cities and global trade
Industrial Revolution
International Trade
1863 Emancipation Pro
(naval) blockade
39. Pride in ones country
environment
Checks and Balances
Representative Government
Nationalism
40. Use indicators such as income - education - birth rate/death rate - $ spent on food - population density - and so on to determine quality of life.
Industrial Revolution
Magnetic Compass
standard of living
Panama Canal
41. The rights guaranteed to individual citizens by the Bill of Rights.
English Bill of Rights
14th Amendment
Draco
Individual Rights
42. Chinese invention that helped make sea travel across the Atlantic Ocean possible
Demographics
Natural Barriers
Magnetic Compass
Abe Lincoln
43. Mountains - deserts and oceans
Constitutional Conv.
tariff
1066
Natural Barriers
44. Goods bought from sellers in other countries.
13th Amendment
Standard of living
Polytheism
imports
45. Greek reformer who wrote a harch law code
Age of Exploration & Colonization
1787
Protestant Reformation
Draco
46. Flat - horizontal lines on a map
Latitude
Nationalism
Federalist
Labor force
47. Life - Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness same as natural or individual rights
Mayflower Compact
Inalienable/Unalienable
Famine
House of Burgesses
48. The production of goods in a factory through the use of machines and a large number of workers
1787-1789
Magna Carta
International Trade
Factory System
49. The System in the U.S. and other free market economies. It includes economic choice - competition - profit motive - and limited government regulation of the economy.
Protestant Reformation
Winston Churchill
Theocracy
Free - enterprise economic system
50. The form of government where people elect representatives the create and enforce laws
Traditional economy
Republicanism
1791
Natural Rights / Individual Rights