Packet 1/page 8 Flashcards

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What state is split into two parts by one the the Great Lakes?

A

Michigan

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2
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Who wrote: “Early to bed and early to rise,

Makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise.”?

A

Benjamin Franklin

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3
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Who is the current governor of Mississippi?

A

Phil Bryant

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4
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Who is the current vice president of the U.S.?

A

Joseph Biden

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5
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Who founded the first public library in the U.S.?

A

Benjamin Franklin

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6
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What state is known as the Volunteer State?

A

Tennessee

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7
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What state has the armadillo as its small state mammal?

A

Texas

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8
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What amendment to the Constitution outlawed slavery?

A

13th

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9
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What amendment to the Constitution guarantees due process of law?

A

14th

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10
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To the Great Plains Indians, what was the most important animal to be hunted?

A

buffalo

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11
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What mail transport service lasted from 1860 to 1861?

A

Pony Express

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What American general was defeated at the Battle of Little Big Horn?

A

George Custer

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Who founded Hull House, a settlement house that provided for the poor in Chicago?

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Jane Addams

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In 1899, what African American woman from Mississippi started a Memphis newspaper called Free Speech?

A

Ida B. Wells

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What American compser wrote so many band pieces that he became know as the “March King”?

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John Philip Sousa

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16
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After the Great Depression, what animal was known as the Hoover Hog or the Poor Man’s Pig?

A

the armadillo

17
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What state in the continental U.S. has an active volcano?

A

Washington

18
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One of the hydroelectric power plants is located on a dam across the Colorado River. Name the dam.

A

Hoover Dam

19
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What famous speech did Lincoln give at the dedication of a cemetery on a Civil War battlefield?

A

Gettysburg Address

20
Q

Who led the Mexican army that defeated the American forces at the Alamo?

A

Santa Anna

21
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What American landmark contains the inscription, “I lift my lamp beside the golden door.”?

A

the Statue of Liberty

22
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What was the nickname given to the 1920s in America because they were such exciting, fast-paced times?

A

Roaring Twenties

23
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What do we call the time period from 1920 to 1933 when there was a ban on the making and selling of beer, wine and alcohol everywhere in the U.S.?

A

prohibition

24
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What do we call the time period after WWI when many African-Americans headed for Chicago and New York City?

A

Great Migration

25
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What do we call the time period in American when African-American artists, writers and scholars were especially brilliant and creative?

A

Harlem Renaissance

26
Q

One of the programs set up under Roosevelt’s New Deal was the CCC. What did the CCC stand for?

A

Civilian Conservation Corps