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8th Grade Social Studies Mid-year Checkpoint Assessment Study Guide

8th Grade Social Studies Mid-year Checkpoint Assessment Study Guide. Action/Reaction. People. Government. B of R. Const. Convention. $100. $100. $100. $100. $100. $200. $200. $200. $200. $200. $300. $300. $300. $300. $300. $400. $400. $400. $400. $400. $500. $500. $500.

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8th Grade Social Studies Mid-year Checkpoint Assessment Study Guide

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  1. 8th Grade Social StudiesMid-year Checkpoint AssessmentStudy Guide

  2. Action/Reaction People Government B of R Const. Convention $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500

  3. Action/Reaction for $100 • President Jefferson did this to end the attacks on US ships by the Barbary Pirates • P. 167

  4. Action/Reaction for $200 • Congress passed a tax on whiskey, farmers rebelled, and President Washington sent in the army because he wanted to establish this. • P. 147

  5. Action/Reaction for $300 • The system that gives each branch of government some control over the others as a way to keep any of them from becoming too powerful. • P. 126

  6. Action/Reaction for $400 • In order to be able to give the nation a stable currency, collect taxes and make loans to businesses, Alexander Hamilton wanted to create one of these. • P. 151

  7. Action/Reaction $500 • Even though it took place 2 weeks after the War of 1812 was officially over, this battle was a great American victory, and made a hero of Andrew Jackson because so few US soldiers were killed. • P. 170

  8. People for $100 • Thieves who attacked US ships in the Mediterranean Sea during the 1800’s. • P. 167

  9. People for $200 • This lawyer wrote a poem during the War of 1812 that later was set to music and became “The Star Spangled Banner”. • P. 169

  10. People for $300 • The person most responsible for writing the Bill of Rights. • P. 134

  11. People for $400 • This farmer led a rebellion that caused Congress to call the Constitutional Convention. • P. 105

  12. People for $500 • The people who were hurt the most by President Jefferson’s embargo policy. • P. 167

  13. Government for $100 • The person in charge of the Executive branch of the government and responsible for enforcing federal laws. • P. 124

  14. Government $200 • The main job of the legislative branch. • P. 122

  15. Government for $300 • The executives or leaders, of the various departments of government are members of this group that helps to advise the president. • P. 124

  16. Government for $400 • The system that allows each branch of government to have some influence over the other 2 so that no one branch can become to powerful. • P. 126

  17. Government for $500 • The Supreme Court case of Marbury Vs Madison established this idea--that the Supreme Court has the authority to determine if laws are constitutional or not. • P. 125

  18. Bill of Rights for $100 • The Bill of Rights is part of this document. • P. 134

  19. Bill of Rights for $200 • The First Amendment protects the rights of speech, worship and _____________. • P. 135-137

  20. Bill of Rights for $300 • The Bill of Rights is protected by this part of the government. • P. 124

  21. Bill of Rights for $400 • The amendment that says rights not specifically listed in the Constitution belong to the people. • P. 142

  22. Bill of Rights for $500 • The fourth amendment says a judge must issue a warrant before the police can do this. • P. 139

  23. Constitutional Convention $100 • The document that was used to govern the United States before the Constitution was adopted. • P. 103

  24. Constitutional Convention for $200 • The delegates to the Constitutional Convention worked hard to balance the needs and worries of these two groups. • P. 109

  25. Constitutional Convention for $300 • The Constitutional Convention compromised and gave the job of choosing a president to ____________. • P. 114

  26. Constitutional Convention for $400 • The Great Compromise combined The New Jersey and the Virginia plans to determine this. • P. 109

  27. Constitutional Convention for $500 • Congress has the power to pass laws needed to carry out its duties because of this clause. • P. 122

  28. Double Jeopardy Foreign Policy Parties The 3 B’s Folk Art Art’s of Confed $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000

  29. Foreign Policy for $200 • The Barbary Coast is on the north shore of this continent. • P. 166

  30. Foreign Policy for $400 • The War Hawks wanted to declare war on England in 1812 because they wanted to gain control of this area. • P. 169

  31. Foreign Policy for $600 • President Washington urged the nation to follow a foreign policy based on this. • P. 148

  32. Foreign Policy for $800 • President Madison tried to protect US sailors who were being seized by both of these nations in an attempt to keep the US from sending supplies to the other while they were at war. • P. 166

  33. Foreign Policy for $1000 • This president established a famous policy that insisted European nations not create any more colonies in North and South America. • P. 172

  34. Political Parties for $200 • The Federalists thought the government should be run by this group of people. • P.150

  35. Political Parties for $400 • The Federalists and the Republicans disagreed about how much ____________ the government should have. • P. 153

  36. Political Parties for $600 • Thomas Jefferson, a Republican, was in favor of this theory that believes states have the power to cancel out or ignore federal laws if they don’t like them. • P.156

  37. Political Parties for $800 • The Republicans thought these 2 laws were an attempt to limit the freedoms of speech and press. • P.155

  38. Political Parties for $1000 • This president warned the nation about the dangers of being too loyal to a particular political party. • P.148

  39. The 3 Branches of Government for $200 • By combining these two plans, the Constitutional Convention created the 3 branches of government that we use today. • P. 109

  40. The 3 Branches of Government for $400 • This branch of the government has the power to veto laws. • P. 126

  41. The 3 Branches of Government for $600 • This power allows the Supreme Court to declare a law unconstitutional. • P. 125

  42. The 3 Branches of Government for $800 • The Constitution has successfully governed the United States for over 200 years because of these qualities.

  43. The 3 Branches of Government for $1000 • Supreme Court Justice John Marshall’s decisions limited the power of this group and gave more power to the federal government. • P. 179

  44. Folk Art for $200 • Folk art is created by _______________. • P. 180

  45. Folk Art for $400 • John James Audubon was famous for his paintings of these. • P. 180

  46. Folk Art for $600 • Slaves combined traditional church hymns with African musical styles to create this new type of music. • P. 181

  47. Folk Art for $800 • Henry Wadsworth Longfellow is famous for writing this, America’s first epic poem. • P. 182

  48. Folk Art for $1000 • An increase in this after the War of 1812 helped to create a new national identity for many Americans. • P. 176

  49. Articles of Confederation for $200 • The Articles of Confederation served as the first __________________ for the US. • P.103

  50. Articles of Confederation for $400 • One of the problems with the Articles of Confederation was that it did not allow Congress to collect _____________. • P. 103

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