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GACE 001 Social Studies with 100% Correct Answers

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GACE 001 Social Studies with 100% Correct Answers
American Revolution - ✔️✔️French & Indian War (7yrs). French, English and Americans.
Everyone wanted a piece of the new world. Ended w/ the Treaty of Paris.

British Imperial Policy - ✔️✔️AMR: led to the 1765 Stamp Act, helped pay for men
stationed in N.A. & No taxation w/out representation.

Sons of Liberty - ✔️✔️responsible for the Boston Tea Party which protested the British's
Tea Act.

Declaration of Independence - ✔️✔️Written by Thomas Jefferson w/ help from John
Adams, Ben Franklin, Robert R. Livingston and Roger Sherman. To separate from
Great Britain.

Benjamin Franklin - ✔️✔️inventor, author and statesman; flew a kite in a storm to prove
the conduction of electricity.

Lewis andClarke - ✔️✔️explored the Louisiana Purchase (St. Louis to the Pacific:doubled
the size of America). Took 2yrs 4m with help of Sacagawea.

Harriet Tubman - ✔️✔️Underground Railroad; helped free over 300 slaves.

Theodore Roosevelt - ✔️✔️26th president. The first president to consider National Parks
and the environment.

George Washington Carver - ✔️✔️African scientist, botanist and inventor. Helped
reconstruct the South. Introduced peanuts to this area.

Paul Revere - ✔️✔️The British are coming

(Midnight Ride)

Fredrick Douglas - ✔️✔️former slave (escaped) who believed in equality, learned to read,
wrote about slavery and became an abolitionist.




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Susan B. Anthony - ✔️✔️civil rights leader and prominent American who played a role in
the 19th century Women's Rights Movement.

Mary McLeod Bethune - ✔️✔️Black woman, educator and civil rights leader. Started a
school for black students.

Franklin D. Roosevelt - ✔️✔️known for New Deal and involvement in WWII.

New Deal - ✔️✔️package of economic programs to promote relief, reform and recovery.

Eleanor Roosevelt - ✔️✔️1st lady to Franklin D. Worked for human rights.

Thurgood Marshall - ✔️✔️1st African American on the U.S. Supreme Court. Present for
Brown vs. Board of Education.

Lyndon B. Johnson - ✔️✔️known for the The Great Society: social , voting rights and the
elimination of poverty. Completed Kennedy's term.

King George III - ✔️✔️King of Great Britain during the American Revolution.

George Washington - ✔️✔️First president and commander of the Continental Army in the
Amer. Rev.

Benedict Arnold - ✔️✔️General during the American Revolution who switched sides from
the American to the British.

Patrick Henry - ✔️✔️Give me liberty, or give me death.

John Adams - ✔️✔️2nd president of the U.S. and the 1st vice president.

Battles of the American Revolution - ✔️✔️1. Lexington and Concord: 1st military battle of
the war, 2. Saratoga: 2 battles, 3. Yorktown: battle that led to the Treaty of Paris.

Constitutional Convention - ✔️✔️Meeting among all states held in 1787 to consider
changes to the Articles of Confederation; resulted in the drafting of the Constitution.




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The Great Compromise - ✔️✔️provided 2 houses of government with equal
representation in the senate or upper house. State representation was determined by
state population.

Three Branches of Government - ✔️✔️1. Executive: President, 2. Legislative: Congress,
3. Judicial: Supreme Court.

The Bill of Rights - ✔️✔️the 1st 10 amendments of the constitution introduced by
Madison. Freedom of religion, assembly, speech, press, the right to keep/bear arms and
protection from those accused of crimes.

War of 1812: Causes - ✔️✔️Great Britain interfered w/ American trading w/ France &
other nations, dispute over northern territories etc.

War of 1812 - ✔️✔️ended the Federalist Party, grew American industries, confirmed the
U.S. as a free nation, the capital & white house were burnt down.

Acquisition of Texas - ✔️✔️Alamo: Texas was won from Mexico. Texas joined the Union
and the people from Texas became citizens.

Oregon Trail - ✔️✔️Path from the East (Missouri) to the Wild West (Oregon). People
walked or rode in buggies (mid 1800s)

California Gold Rush - ✔️✔️in 1848 thousands moved to Cali to dig for gold. AKA forty-
niners

The U.S. Constitution - ✔️✔️written in 1787 by all of the states to put in writing a new
supreme law of the country.

Civil War - ✔️✔️1861-1865 The North (Union) and South (Confederates) were divided
about slavery. The Union won and slaves were freed.

Fort Sumter - ✔️✔️(CW) Fort Sumter fell to the Confederates causing the North to unite
under the guidance of Abraham Lincoln.




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