Practice CEOCE Exam

1. Practice CEOCE Exam

2. Unit 1 • 1. triangular trade • 2. French • 3. plantations • 4. British • 5. mercantilism • A. Pushed Native America off their land. • B. Colonies were created to make the. mother country rich. • C. Colonial trade routes. • D. They respected the Native Americans. • E. Large farms that grew cash crops.

3. Unit 1 • 6. Mild climate • 7. Rocky soil • 8. Bread Basket • 9. Needed cheap labor • 10. Fishing • A. New England Colonies • B. Middle Colonies • C. Southern Colonies

4. Unit 1 • 11. Mayflower Compact • 12. Fundamental Orders • 13. House of Burgess • 14. French and Indian War • 15. Columbian Exchange • A. Potatoes, chocolate, to Europe, and horses, cows, and pigs to America. • B. Working together for the common good. • C. First Constitution in America, (religious toleration) • D. Democratic government in Jamestown. • E. Led the British to begin taxing the colonies.

5. Unit 2 • 16. Stamp Act • 17. Boston Massacre • 18. Boston Party • 19. Intolerable Acts • 20. Lexington and Concord • A. Closed the port of Boston • B. Direct tax • C. Where the first shots were fired • D. Patriots dress as Native Americans • E. Used as propaganda by the Sons of Liberty

6. Unit 2 • 21. Saratoga • 22. Paris • 23. Philadelphia • 24. Yorktown • 25. Bunker Hill • A. Showed the British the Patriots could fight • B. Home of the Continental Congress • C. Final battle of the Revolution • D. Turning point of the Revolution • E. Where the peace treaty was signed

7. Unit 2 • 26. Loyalist • 27. Thomas Paine • 28. Patriot • 29. Thomas Jefferson • 30. Sam Adams • A. Leader of the Sons of Liberty • B. Supported the Revolution • C. Supported the British • D. Wrote Common Sense • E. Wrote the Declaration of Independence

8. Unit 3 • 31. New Jersey Plan • 32. Virginia Plan • 33. Great Compromise • 34. Bill of Rights • 35. Articles of Confederation • A. Were too weak, and were replaced by the Constitution. • B. Combined the Virginia and New Jersey Plans. • C. Favored the smaller states • D. States insisted this be added to the Constitution • E. Favored the large states.

9. Unit 3 • 36. amendment • 37. checks and balances • 38. Federalists • 39. separation of Powers • 40. precedents • A. The beginning of a tradition • B. Divide power between branches • C. System that keeps any branch from becoming too powerful • D. Supported the Constitution. • E. A change in the Constitution.

10. Unit 3 • 41. George Washington • 42. Thomas Jefferson • 43. Alexander Hamilton • 44. John Adams • 45. James Madison • A. He was the first Sec. of the Treasury and wanted to develop industry. • B. He wanted the United States to remain neutral, he also hated political parties. • C. He was the president during the War of 1812. • D. He wanted strong state governments and supported agriculture. • Like Washington he wanted the United States to remain neutral.

11. Unit 4 • 46. Lewis and Clark • 47. Andrew Jackson • 48. Louisiana Purchase • 49. Judicial Review • 50. tariffs • A. Tax on imports • B. Making sure laws passed by Congress are constitutional • C. Explored the Louisiana Territory • D. He had the Cherokee sent to a reservation in Oklahoma. • E. Land purchased from France that doubled the size of the U.S.

12. Unit 4 • 51. Henry Clay • 52. Marbury v Madison • 53. Monroe Doctrine • 54. Trail of Tears • 55. Jacksonian Democracy • A. The average man could now participate in Democratic process. • B. Demonstrated the Supreme Courts role in judicial review. • C. The Cherokees march to Indian Territory. • D. Proclaimed the end of colonialization in the Western Hemisphere. • E. He introduced the Missouri Compromise.

13. Unit 5 • 56. Manifest Destiny • 57. Gold Rush • 58. War with Mexico • 59. Willamette Valley • 60. Texas • A. The lone star republic • B. Settlers rushed to California. • C. Rich farmland in Oregon • D. It was our destiny to spread from the Atlantic to the Pacific. • E. We obtained a huge tract of land after this conflict.

14. Unit 6 • 61. Industrial Revolution • 62. textiles • 63. Women’s Rights • 64. Law of supply and demand • 65. Underground Railroad • A. Cloth • B. Harriet Tubman • C. Price is determined by demand. • D. Seneca Falls Convention • E. Started in England (Great Britain)

15. Unit 6 • 66. capital • 67. abolition • 68. Eli Whitney • 69. Fredrick Douglas • 70. Declaration of Sentiments • A. It was modeled after the Declaration of Independence. • B. Invented the cotton gin • C. Freeing slaves • D. Former slave, he was a great speaker. • E. Money for investment

16. Unit 7 • 71. John Brown • 72. Dred Scot • 73. Abraham Lincoln • 74. Stephen Douglas • 75. Harriet Beecher Stowe • A. Wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin • B. Wanted to stop the spread of slavery • C. He believed in popular sovereignty • D. He used violence to help end slavery • E. He believed that since his master had taken him into a free state he should have been free.

17. Unit 7 • 76. Compromise of 1850 • 77. Jefferson Davis • 78. Fort Sumter • 79. Fugitive Slave Act • 80. Confederate States of America • A. The rebelling states • B. President of the South • C. Northerners did not support this Act • D. Gave the North a majority in both houses of congress • E. Where the Civil War began

18. Unit 8 • 81. General Grant • 82. General Lee • 83. General Stonewall Jackson • 84. Andrew Jackson • 85. Abraham Lincoln • A. He issued the Emancipation Proclamation. • B. He was impeached, though he was not found guilty. • C. He surrendered at Appomattox Courthouse. • D. He was the best Union General. • E. He was killed by friendly fire.

19. Unit 8 • 86. Gettysburg • 87. Anaconda Plan • 88. 54th Massachusetts • 89. Disease • 90. Richmond • A. Turning point • B. Biggest killer in the Civil War • C. Capital of the South • D. Kept the South from being resupplied • E. An all black regiment.

20. Unit 8 • 91. Freedmen’s Bureau • 92. assassination • 93. sharecropping • 94. total war • 95. Scalawags • A. Southerners that were sympathetic to slaves. • B. Tactic used by General Sherman • C. Was started to help newly freed slaves. • D. Many slaves fond jobs as __________. • E. John Brown kept Lincoln from putting his plan for Reconstruction into action.

21. Unit 8 • 96. 13th • 97. 14th • 98. 15th • 99. poll tax • 100. Jim Crow Laws • A. Gave newly freed slaves citizenship • B. Freed the slaves • C. Prevented blacks from voting • D. Gave newly freedmen the right to vote. • E. Segregated African Americans from white society.