FINAL COACHIN (1-200) c. Thomas Jefferson 22 The president can veto a bill.

d. George Washington a. True

1 In which year was Muhammad born? b. False
a. 570 ~ Mecca 12 What does the list below reveal about Islam?
b. 631 ~ Arabia -Muslims pray five times a day. 23 East Germany and Bulgaria were part of the Warsaw Pact.
c. 344 ~ Baghdad -Muslim women dress modestly a. True
d. 467 ~ Arabian Gulf -Muslims don't drink alcohol or eat pork. b. False
-Muslims give money to support charities. 24 In 1787, abolitionists founded the Committee for the Abolition
2 A ____________ is a region that has very little rainfall. a. Islam is a way of life.
a. drought of the Slave Trade in what nation?
b. Islam was popular in Arabia in the 700s. a. Britain
b. desert c. Islam was the same as other religions
c. ocean b. France
d. Islam is a religion of hardship. c. Germany
d. mountain range
13 Last Queen of France d. Spain
3 Which of these happened during the French Revolution? a. Marie Antoinette
a. Execution of Louis XIII 25 Who invented the flying shuttle?
b. Isabella a. John Fowler
b. Founding of Lutheranism c. Joan of Arc
c. Storming of the Bastile b. John Kay
d. Cleopatra c. Andrew Meikle
d. Surrender of Napoleon
14 Emperor Justinian is most famous for d. Jethro Tull
4 Americans and Britains met in France to end the American a. creating a systematic body of laws
Revolution by signing the 26 Darren had been researching his family's history in order to
b. putting down a terrible revolt find out where his favorite grandmother was born. One day,
a. Treaty of Ghent c. reclaiming lost territory of the Roman Empire
b. Declaration of Independance while looking through some papers in the attic of his parent's
d. making the city rich and wealthy house, he found his grandmother's birth certificate. The birth
c. Treaty of Paris
d. Declaration of The Rights of Man 15 The Romans were heavily influenced by the Greek's certificate contained the following address, 918 Grover Lane,
a. religion Tyler, TX, 75701. The address is an example of
5 The "elastic clause" gives Congress the power to b. architecture a. orientation.
a. amend the Constitution. c. alphabet b. relative location.
b. declare actions of the president unconstitutional. d. all of the above c. place.
c. pass laws needed to carry out its other powers. d. absolute location.
d. veto the supreme court. 16 Who told Martin Luther he could no longer be a member of
the Church? 27 The prime meridian separates the .a. Eastern and Western
6 If the Supreme Court decides that a law or act of the President a. Pope Leo X Hemispheres
goes against the Constitution, it can ____the law or act. b. Henry VIII b. Northern and Southern Hemispheres
a. vote c. God c. The Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn
b. approve d. Ann Boleyn d. North and South Poles
c. appeal
d. cancel 17 Who wrote the song, "Over There", which became the 28 The Greeks adopted their alphabet from which civilization?
e. re-write anthem for soldiers joining WWI? a. the Egyptians
a. George M. Cohan b. the Phoenicians
7 What man is most responsible for sparking the Protestant b. Irving Berlin c. the Babylonians
Reformation? c. Jim Thorpe d. the Hittite
a. Tetzel d. Edgar Rice Burroughs
b. Cromwell 29 ________ was the murder of millions of Jews by the Nazis
c. Augustine 18 At the end of the Roman Empire, all of these factors during WWII
d. Luther contributed to the fall of Rome except, ________a movement that encouraged reestablishing the
a. political instability ancestral Jewish homeland
8 Do Islamic people need to make a journey to Mecca or Haji b. Christianity
once in their lifetime? a. Semitism; Holocaust
c. economic and social problems b. Prejudice; Zionism
a. Yes d. weakening frontiers
b. No c. Holocaust; Zionism
19 What type of Greek column is the simplest design? d. Communism, Holocaust
9 The Greek alphabet is based on which other alphabet? a. Doric
a. Egyptian 30 Hindus believe in obeying one's karma. A person should
b. Ionic accecpt there place in the world without complaint.
b. Babylonian c. Corinthian
c. Phoenician a. True
d. Hittite 20 How did industrialization have a NEGATIVE impact on b. False
society? 31 Japan is a chain of islands in the northern .
10 Where did the Athenians and Persians fight their first decisive a. Increased labor needs in cities
battle? a. Atlantic Ocean
b. Child labor b. Pacific Ocean
a. Plataea c. Safe working conditions
b. Marathon c. Indian Ocean
d. Increased pay d. Caspian Sea
c. Athens
d. Salamis 21 The Warsaw Pact was the Soviet Unions response to NATO. 32 What forms of entertainment were popular among Roman
a. True citizens?
11 Who said, Give me liberty or give me death! b. False
a. John Adams a. Chariot racing
b. Patrick Henry b. Plays
c. Gladiator fights c. Paris b. Brown v. Board of Education
d. All of the above d. Priam c. Miranda v. Arizona
33 The Voting Rights Act of 1965 enforced the Fifteenth 45 Alvaro de Mendaña was an explorer for which country? d. Jordan v. Bryant
Amendment and outlaws discriminatory voting practices. a. England 56 What was the first stop on Columbus' voyage to Asia?
a. True b. France a. Africa
b. False c. Netherlands b. The Canary Islands
34 Where was the Magna Carta signed? d. Spain c. Santo Domingo
a. England 46 The Colonist's name for the Coercive Acts. d. The Bahamas
b. France a. Intolerable Acts 57 In 1776, the invention of the steam engine sped up
c. Germany b. Townshend Acts industrialization, which British engineer was responsible for this?
d. Italy c. Stamp Act a. Samuel Crompton
35 What impact did Thomas Edison have on American society? d. Sugar Act b. Denis Papin
a. Discovered electricity 47 Who is known as the Father of Medicine? c. James Watt
b. Invented the light bulb a. Vizier d. All of the above
c. Invented the telephone b. Ramses II 58 From which historic Landmark in Arkansas, did Bill Clinton
d. Invented the telegram c. Khnum announce his run for president of the United States?
36 Brazil was colonized by the Spanish. d. Imhotep a. the Old State House
a. True 48 World War 1 was fought using what kind of warfare? b. Central High School
b. False a. poison gas c. his childhood home in Hope, Arkansas
b. trench d. Arkansas Post National Memorial
37 Queen Elizabeth I financed Drake's expeditions.
a. True c. submarines 59 What is the Japanese word meaning great general?
b. False d. dogfights a. shogun
e. all of the above b. samurai
38 What language greatly influenced English that came out of c. hari-kiri
the Roman Empire? 49 In which region of Africa would you find large animals that eat
grass? d. bushido
a. Greek
b. Arabic a. Savannah 60 Who wrote a book entitled "The Courtier" that described
c. German b. Sahara proper conduct?
d. Latin c. Rain forest a. Petrarch
50 What is absolute location? b. Erasmus
39 After he decided the empire was too large to manage, divided c. Castiglione
the Roman Empire into four parts. a. The exact,or precise,location of a place
b. An exact location using the intersection of latitude and d. Sir Thomas More
a. Constantine
b. Diocletian longitude lines 61 The Bastille
c. Alaric c. A flat representation of the world a. Louis XVI's castle
d. Odoacer 51 Which of the following is true about desertification: b. French prison
a. overgrazing of land contributes. c. Court in Paris
40 ____was the Roman god of war. d. Where Robespierre lived
a. Mars b. climate changes/drought contribute.
b. Jupiter c. causes famine. 62 What is a crusade?
c. Ares d. all of the above a. a journey to the Holy Land
d. Neptune 52 American Samoa, a United States territory, is part of b. fasting for religious reasons
a. Micronesia c. a holy war
41 _____was the last emperor to rule to Roman Empire. d. a political war
a. Odoacer b. Papa New Guinea
b. Nero c. Polynesia 63 An example of a natural physical feature is a
c. Tiberius d. Melenesia a. town
d. Romulus Augustulus 53 The meridian at Greenwich, England, from which longitude is b. church
measured east and west. c. plantation
42 A series of trade and cultural transmission routes that were d. river
central to cultural interaction through regions of the Asian a. Map Projection
continent. b. artifact 64 West African trade was based mainly on which two items?
a. Cotton Roads c. Meridian Mississippi a. gold and silver
b. Culture Roads d. Prime Meridian b. slaves and copper
c. Silk Roads 54 The capital of the Eastern Roman Empire is c. silk and ivory
d. Asian Roads a. Byzantium d. gold and salt
43 Who was known as the Father Modern Chemistry? b. New Rome 65 Roman art was greatly influenced by,
a. Robert Boyle c. Constantinople a. the Persians
b. Antoine Lavoisier d. All of the Above b. the Egyptians
c. Sir Isaac Newton 55 What famous Supreme Court case ruled that police officers c. the Greeks
must read the constitutional rights to all people they place under d. the Chinese
44 Who was the mighty Trojan warrior that killed Patroclus?
a. Zeus arrest? 66 Which explorer was the first to circumnavigate(go all the way
b. Hector a. Plessy v. Ferguson around the world)?
a. Ferdinand Magellan will it sell 87 What is the form of government in the United Kingdom?
b. Marco Polo c. what will be produced,who will produce it,for whom will it be a. dictatorship
c. Leif Eriksson produced b. constitutional monarchy
d. No one d. how many people will produce it,who will test it,who will it be c. military
67 The inability to satisfy all wants at the same time. All produced for d. socialism
resources and goods are limited. What word goes with this 77 Why did Darius I of Persia send troops to attack Athens? 88 When did the Civil war start?
definition a. to punish them for aiding the Ionian rebels a. April 7,1887
a. opportunity cost b. to punish them for siding with Macedonia b. April 12,1861
b. resources c. to steal their ships so they could use them for trade c. April 12,1871
c. price d. because it was on the way to Sparta 89 When was Emmett Till born?
d. scarcity 78 The hominid group of Homo sapiens, or Wise Man, is the a. July 25, 1941
68 What colony did not attend the 1st Continental Congress? a. large-brained group that modern humans belong to. b. June 5, 1955
a. Illinois b. tall ape group that existed before modern humans. c. August 28, 1955
b. Virgina c. last group of hominids that had a hunched body. d. July 25, 1945
c. Georgia d. first hominid to migrate and settle in new areas. 90 Rome is known as the city built on
d. Connecticut 79 The Eastern Roman Empire came to be known as a. five hills
69 There are four economies. Which one is centrally owned by a. East Anglia b. six hills
the government? b. the Middle East c. seven hills
a. Free Market c. the Byzantine Empire d. eight hills
b. Mixed d. the Ottoman Empire 91 Emperor Justinian's systematic body of laws is called
c. Traditional 80 A road map is an example of a a. Justinian's Constitution
d. Command a. special purpose map b. Justinian's Code
70 What is the capital of South Carolina? b. political map c. Justinian's Law
a. Columbia c. physical map d. Justinian's Compact
b. Charleston d. relief map 92 Who ruled the Holy Roman Empire?
c. Durham 81 What is the main export of Mexico? a. Charlemagne
d. Atlanta a. Oil b. Henry II
71 Who was the Leader of the Vietnamese that declared their b. Machines, engines, pumps c. Henry VIII
Independence from France after defeated them in 1954? c. Vegetables d. the Pope
a. Douglas McCarthur d. Vehicles 93 When people go to Mecca, what do they do there?
b. Mao Ze Dong 82 Land named in honor of King Louis XIV of France a. Eat a feast
c. Ho Chi Minh a. Louisiana b. Pray to God
d. Jackie Chan b. New york c. Fasting occurs
72 Latitude lines run from north and south and measure degrees c. New Orleans d. They sing
east and west of the equator d. St. Louis 94 Under ____ , the law did no apply equally to all.
a. True 83 What was papyrus used for in Ancient Egypt? a. Hammurabi
b. False a. to cook with b. The King of Uratu
73 What is an economic system in which private business b. to make paper c. Sargon II
operates in competition and largely free of state control called? c. weapons d. Gilgamesh
a. Free enterprise d. to build with 95 The spread of beliefs, institutions, or skills of one society
b. market economy 84 In 1875, the peasants of Bosnia and Herzegovina rebelled a. cave paintings
c. capitalism against the . b. bronze
d. scarcity a. Greeks c. cultural diffusion
74 In order to continue their control over the judiciary after the b. Serbs 96 A state or nation in which the supreme power is held by a
election of President Jefferson, _____legislators passed the c. Turks single person.
Judiciary Act of 1801. d. Russians a. democracy
a. Democratic-Republican 85 Mmmmm...bacon. Who brought pigs to Mississippi? b. monarchy
b. Democrat a. Christopher Columbus c. bureaucracy
c. Federalist b. Hernando Cortes d. slavery
d. Republican c. Hernando de Soto 97 What was the basic unit of currency in ancient Greece?
75 What was the area around Athens called? d. Machiavelli and Rossosou a. the lire
a. Euboea 86 Which group become more powerful in Europe after the b. the denarius
b. Mycenae Reformation? c. the shekel
c. Attica a. Popes d. the drachma
d. Thebes b. monarchs 98 A person who makes maps.
76 What are the three basic question of economics? c. Catholic Priests a. map
a. who will buy it,how much is it going to cost,where will it be sold d. Protestants b. longitude
b. why should we buy it,what color does it come in ,how much
c. cartographer a. Gunpowder a. grid
d. equator b. Silk b. scale
99 John Calvin was the Protestant leader from . c. Salt c. legend
a. Spain d. Iron d. cell
b. Switzerland 110 Which word describes a few wealthy men who held power? 120 The Greeks learned about coins from which other nation?
c. France a. Tyranny a. the Phoenicians
d. Germany b. Oligarchy b. the Babylonians
100 Meaning “the shore of the desert”, what region lies between c. Aristocracy c. the Lydians
the Sahara Desert and the Savannah? d. Democracy d. the Syrians
a. Nile River Valley 111 A _________ is a body of salt water not as large as an 121 Who was the first Explorer to see the Pacific Ocean?
b. The Sahel ocean. a. Vasco Nunez de Balboa
c. Great Rift Valley a. pond b. Leif Eriksson
101 In AD 1739, Nadir Shah, the ruler of _____ invaded India b. fish tank c. Henry Hudson
a. Persia c. sea d. Marco Polo
b. Punjab d. mountain range 122 One of the different ways of showing earth's curved surface
c. Pakistan 112 Which one of these is not a branch of government? on a flat map.
d. Bali a. Judicial a. equator
102 A representation of all parts of the earth's surface, showing b. Executive b. Map Projection
countries, bodies of water and cities. c. Military c. cartographer
a. artifact d. Legislative d. Prime Meridian
b. equator 113 The last king to rule Rome. He was driven out of power 123 What were most Spanish explorers looking for?
c. map projection because of his harsh rule. a. the Fountain of Youth
d. map a. Julius Caesar b. gold
103 Aphrodite was given what Roman name? b. Mark Antony c. silks
a. Cupid c. Octavian Augustus d. the Mississippi River
b. Pluto d. Tarquin the Proud 124 Who were the Puritans?
c. Minerva 114 The first Latin American county to gain independence was a. Protestant religious group that believed in non - violence and
d. Venus a. Haiti the equality of men and women
104 Poseidon was given what Roman name? b. venezuela b. The founders of Virginia
a. Neptune c. Cuba c. A Protestant group that wanted to reform, or purify the Church
b. Vulcan d. Chile of England.
c. Mars 115 Theme of geography that deals with how people and places d. People that left their country of birth to live in another country
d. Jupiter are linked by communication and the flow of people, ideas and 125 Vasco Nunez de Balboa was the first European to see what
105 Region along the gulf of Mexico and the east coast of North goods -- transportation, communication, trade, patterns of ocean?
America movement such as migration. a. Indian
a. Atlantic Coastal Plain a. movement b. Atlantic
b. Climate b. place c. Arctic
c. Appalachian Mountains c. physical characteristic d. Pacific
d. Central Lowlands d. geography 126 What state has the largest population in the United States?
106 ____was a result of Columbus's voyage 116 A paleoanthropologist specializes in the study of the a. Texas
a. many Native American people lost their land a. kings and queens of the earliest modern humans. b. Florida
b. Europeans learned about the Americas b. development and culture of the earliest hominids. c. New York
c. Spanish colonists settled in the West Indies c. communication and social systems of early apes. d. California
d. all of the above d. trade and barter systems among modern humans. 127 A person who moves to another country after leaving his or
107 Colonists created a secret society that used violence to 117 Sandstorms can contribute to desertification because: her homeland is called an .
frighten tax collectors known as the a. The desert sand can be shifted for up to a thousand miles, a. slave code
a. Headrights covering over arable lands b. immigrant
b. Sons of Liberty b. the sand causes wars. c. indentured servant
c. Colonial Courts c. the ground water levels are dropping with shifting sand. d. pilgrim
d. Middle Passage d. Reservoirs are built after the storm. 128 The Magna Carta was signed by
108 German soldiers hired by the British during the Revolution 118 Which Italian city was located on the Adriatic Sea and had a a. members of the Parliment.
a. mercenaries large navy? b. Pope Gregory II.
b. privateers a. Bologna c. King Henry III.
c. Loyalists/Tories b. Calaise d. King John.
d. Hessians c. Nantes 129 What landmark features George Washington, Thomas
d. Venice Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln?
109 What resource helped make some of the African empires
very wealthy? In some places, it was considered even more 119 Maps usually have a ___ to show what distance on the earth a. White House
valuable than gold. is represented by a certain distance on the map. b. Mount Rushmore
c. Independence Hall b. Aristotle called:
d. Statue of Liberty c. Virgil a. competition
130 Who wrote Common Sense? d. Socrates b. corporation
a. John Adams 141 This was the name of the journey in which Africans were c. consumer sovereignty
b. George Washington transported across the Atlantic Ocean to be sold as slaves d. capitalism
c. Thomas Paine a. Middle Passage 151 What is the name for the special characteristics of a society
d. Thomas Jefferson b. Triangular Trade such as language, government, earning a living, family
131 ____was used to write BOTH documents and messages. c. Headrights relationships, and education?
a. scripts d. Intolerable Acts a. archeology
b. codes 142 Which country has the largest oil reserve? b. culture
c. Cuneiform a. Yemen c. traditions
d. cursive b. Iraq d. instinct
132 Which countries were members of the "Axis Powers" in c. Saudi Arabia 152 The holy book of Islam is called
World War II? d. Turkey a. The Koran
a. Germany, Japan, Russia 143 Any feature such as a land form, body of water, climate, b. The Bible
b. Germany, Japan, Soviet Union vegetation, and erosion of the soil that defines a region of the c. The Torah
c. Germany, Japan, France earth. d. a scroll
d. Germany, Japan, Italy a. human characteristic 153 The biggest advantage of hominids in the Upright Man group
133 What English monarch broke from the Catholic church and b. physical feature was their ability to
made himself head of the Church of England? c. elevation a. work with fire.
a. Henry VIII d. trend b. make clothes.
b. Edward VI 144 In Ancient Africa, this coastline was important for trade with c. tame horses.
c. Henry II Asia. d. trade items.
d. James II a. The Morrocan 154 The way of life that includes people's language, customs,
134 The Congress of Vienna attempted to surround with b. The Yemeni and beliefs
powerful nations. c. The Ethiopian a. culture
a. Spain d. The Nigerian b. matrilineal
b. France 145 ____was an English colonist to the Americas who helped c. pineda
c. Austria found the Jamestown Colony. d. nomads
d. Prussia a. John Smith 155 A type of written communication used by Native Americans
135 What is their holy symbol? b. John Winthrope in Mississippi:
a. Easter c. Nathaniel Bacon a. Pictography
b. Ramadan d. Johnny Appleseed b. Caligraphy
c. The Cross 146 Set out to help Ethan Allen and helped capture Fort c. Hieroglyphs
d. The Menorah Ticonderoga. Later became a traitor. d. Text messages
136 Who was the victor of the Battle of Arginusae? a. Francis Marion 156 The first major religion who practiced monotheism?
a. Athens b. William Howe a. Judaism
b. Sparta c. Benedict Arnold b. Christianity
c. Corinth d. Nathan Hale c. Islamic
d. Thebes 147 The study of people, places, and the environment. 157 What is the most important natural resource in the United
137 What is a krater? a. geography Kingdom?
a. a monster b. culture a. trees
b. a type of building c. region b. oil
c. a type of spear d. dominant culture c. water
d. a large vase 148 They were in large demand in the South due to the need for d. gold
138 What city did women have the most political rights? a large, agricultural workforce 158 Who were the Quakers?
a. Athens a. slaves a. Protestant religious groups that believed in non - violence and
b. Corinth b. immigrants the equality of men and women
c. Sparta c. indentured servants b. The founders of Virginia
d. Rome d. colonists c. A Protestant group that wanted to reform, or purify the Church
149 Every country must develop an ___system to determine how of England
139 In Medieval Europe, the clergy were... d. People that left their country of birth to live in another country
a. people given priestly authority by the church. to use its limited productive resources.
b. major landowners. a. economic 159 All of these are the themes of geography except
c. the most advanced knights. b. dual court a. location
d. the king's personal religious leaders. c. civil b. movement
d. criminal c. government
140 Who wrote an epic poem about the journey of Aeneas to d. place
Italy? 150 Rivalry between produces/sellers of a good or service result
a. Plato in better quality goods and services at a lower price. This is
160 What nation controlled Vietnam before World War II? 171 Which of the following was NOT an invention or innovation 181 Australia's three largest deserts are :
a. Germany of Chinese empires? a. Sturt Desert, Stoney Desert, Great sandy desert
b. England a. Printing b. Simson desert, Great Sandy desert, Central Desert
c. South Africa b. Paper c. Great Sandy desert, Great Victorian desert, Gibson desert
d. France c. Compass d. Styrezlecki desert, simpson desert, Great Victorian desert
161 Which religions influenced Arabia? d. Coin money 182 Which of these bodies of water is in the Eastern
a. Judaism and Buddhism 172 The ways people use, adapt to, or change their Hemisphere?
b. Hinduism and Christianity surroundings and how the physical environment often affects a. Caribbean Sea
c. Judaism and Christianity humans is known as b. Mediterranean Sea
d. None of the above a. relative location c. Hudson Bay
162 What word means that a country is ruled by a dictator? b. geography d. Lake Michigan
a. Tyranny c. movement 183 _________ is a small part of an ocean that extends into the
b. Oligarchy d. human environment interaction land.
c. Aristocracy 173 Which best describes how the rulers of medieval Ghana a. sea
d. Democracy gained wealth and power? b. gulf
163 Which word describes the concept of power shared by a a. By conquering the Mali Empire c. stream
large number of citizens? b. By converting to Islam d. canal
a. Tyranny c. By mining salt 184 An archaeologist is a person who:
b. Oligarchy d. By controlling trade a. studies bones, tools, and people from the past
c. Aristocracy 174 Rome gained most of its knowledge about building from b. a ship with square and and triangular sales
d. Democracy a. the Greeks c. breeding plants and taming animals
164 Who can ratify a treaty? b. the Etruscans 185 Profit is
a. Secretary of State c. the Egyptians a. tools and knowledge used by humans
b. The Senate d. the Persians b. the difference between cost and income
c. The House of Representatives 175 The following State DOES NOT surround Texas c. bringing water to crops
d. The President a. Alabama 186 This is a type of economic system in which the central
165 Which explorer discovered South America? b. Oklahoma government owns all property, such as farms and factories, for
a. Christopher Columbus c. Arkansas the benefit of its citizens.
b. Amerigo Vespucci d. Louisiana a. Socialism
c. Bartolomeu Dias 176 A person who studies material remain, or artifacts, of past b. Capitalism
d. Henry Hudson civilizations c. Communism
166 Who led the English troops in the French and Indian War? a. Nomads d. Direct Democracy
a. George Washington b. Archaeologist 187 Which of these was not present in Islamic art?
b. Thomas Jefferson c. Paleolithic a. geometric images
c. Peter Stuyvesant d. Scribe b. images of humans
d. John Smith 177 Based on the government system in the United States, c. arabesque designs
167Which country has the largest population in the world? which individual activity is used to directly influence legislative d. images of natural patterns
a. Japan decisions? 188 Under ____there were laws to cover the adoption of
b. Egypt a. gathering signatures for a petition children.
c. China b. collecting opinions for a yearbook a. Hammurabi's Code
d. India c. discussing political issues at work b. The King of Uratu's code
d. watching political debates on television c. Sargon II's code
168 Who were the Olympics held in honor of?
a. Ceasar 178 A scale shows d. Gilgamesh's code
b. Zeus a. direction on a map 189 All the earliest colonists settled on or near...
c. Jesus b. distance on a map a. Massachusetts
d. Hermes c. provides a key of symbols b. the Appalachian Mountains
169 When did the French and Indian War start? 179 What is Australia's official language? c. Bodies of water
a. Late 1750's a. French d. The Chesapeake Bay
b. Early 1760's b. Spanish 190 Which of the following is NOT a benefit of specialization of
c. Late 1760's c. English labor?
d. Early 1750's d. Dutch a. allows managers to assign tasks based on the skills and
170 What does the government use to finance the public goods 180 All of the following were things taxed due to the stamp act preferences of workers
and services it produces? except? b. businesses can offer higher quality products at lower prices
a. taxes a. playing Cards c. workers will find themselves trapped in jobs they don't enjoy
b. tariffs b. newspapers d. workers improve with experience
c. tax on imported goods c. wills 191 Which word describes a few noble families held power?
d. interest payments d. molasses and sugar a. Tyranny
b. Oligarchy
c. Aristocracy 5. C 67. D
d. Democracy 6. D 68. C
192 Government has a part in our lives by : 7. D 69. D
a. paying for our roads 8. A 70. A
b. giving us public schools 9. C 71. C
c. having us pay taxes 10. B 72. B
d. all of the above 11. B 73. A
12. A 74. C
193 The only state larger than Texas is 13. A 75. C
a. Alaska 14. A 76. C
b. California 15. D 77. A
c. Montana 16. A 78. A
d. New York 17. A 79. C
194 Who was considered the "Father of History"? 18. B 80. A
a. Pythagoras 19. A 81. D
b. Hippocrates 20. B 82. A
c. Sophocles 21. A 83. B
d. Herodotus 22. A 84. C
23. A 85. C
195 The following are examples of ____ ; bridges, roads,
24. A 86. B
buildings, culture, language, food, traditions
25. B 87. B
a. geography
26. D 88. B
b. landforms
27. A 89. A
c. human characteristics
28. B 90. C
d. regions
29. C 91. B
196 Founded on April 26, 1607, this Virginia colony was named 30. B 92. A
after the English King 31. B 93. B
a. Roanoke 32. D 94. A
b. Philidelphia 33. A 95. C
c. Jamestown 34. A 96. B
d. Charlestown 35. B 97. D
197 The Lincoln-Douglas Debates of 1858 centralized around 36. B 98. C
the issues concerning: 37. A 99. C
a. slavery 38. D 100. B
b. popular sovereignty 39. B 101. A
c. Fugitive Slave Act 40. A 102. D
d. All of the above 41. D 103. D
42. C 104. A
198 This theme of geography states: geographical area 43. B 105. A
characterized by shared features, including physical 44. B 106. D
characteristics and human characteristics. 45. D 107. B
a. relative location 46. A 108. D
b. region 47. D 109. C
c. trend 48. E 110. B
d. movement 49. A 111. C
199 The Magna Carta gave rights to who? 50. B 112. C
a. all English citizens. 51. D 113. D
b. the King. 52. C 114. A
c. the nobility. 53. D 115. A,A
d. the peasants. 54. D 116. B
200 What is our best source of information about ancient 55. C 117. A
Ghana? 56. B 118. D
a. Oral histories from West African tribes. 57. C 119. B
b. Objects found and studied by archaeologists. 58. A 120. C
c. Written records of Arab traders of the time. 59. A 121. A
60. C 122. B
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ANS KEY PART 3 (1-200) 62. C 124. C
63. D 125. D
1. A
64. D 126. D
2. B
65. C 127. B
3. C
66. A 128. D
4. C
129. B 165. B
130. C 166. A
131. C 167. C
132. D 168. B
133. A 169. A
134. B 170. A
135. C 171. D
136. A 172. D
137. D 173. D
138. C 174. B
139. A 175. A
140. C 176. B
141. A 177. A
142. C 178. B
143. B 179. C
144. C 180. D
145. A 181. C
146. C 182. B
147. A 183. B
148. A 184. A
149. A 185. B
150. A 186. C
151. B 187. B
152. A 188. A
153. A 189. C
154. A 190. C
155. A 191. C
156. A 192. D
157. B 193. A
158. A 194. D
159. C 195. C
160. D 196. C
161. C 197. D
162. A 198. B
163. D 199. C
164. B 200. C