Why did many settlers believe the Proclamation of 1763 was too late?
- The French were already back in the Ohio River Valley
- British settlers had already crossed the Appalachian mountains to settle
- Spain had claimed this territory
- The fur trade had ended

Who held the most power in ancient Egypt? pharaohs priests scribes soldiers

The Stamp Act placed a tax on...

- Postage stamps
- Stamp machines
- Paper
- Tea

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This man led the Mexicans to fight against the Americans at the Battle of the Alamo.

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Choose 1 exchange from Europe to the New World that had a major impact. Explain its significance.

The Proclamation of 1763 drew a line down the...
- Sierra Nevada Mountains
- Border of the New England colonies
- Atlantic coastline
- Appalachian Mountains

How do Central Americans make most of their money?
selling plants from the rain forest
making furniture and metal goods
growing crops and hosting tourists
manufacturing boats and catching fish

When did Robert Hooke develop his microscopes?

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The Articles of Confederation included strengths and weaknesses. Choose 3

reasons that some of the nation’s founders would have considered it a weak

document.

A. power held by the individual states

B. no executive branch/president

C. no court system/judicial branch

D. power held only by the federal government

E. included 5 branches of government




According to Source 1, what was a major principle of the Virginia plan?

A. A unicameral legislature

B. A bicameral legislature

C. A unicameral executive branch

D. A bicameral executive branch




How did the Great Compromise compare to the Articles of Confederation?

A. The resolution, known as the Great Compromise gave more power to the

federal government.

B. The resolution, known as the Great Compromise gave more power to the

state governments.

C. The resolution, known as the Great Compromise gave more power to the

citizens of the United States.

D. The resolution, known as the Great Compromise gave more power to the King

of Great Britain



Who did the Virginia Plan represent?

A. the larger states

B. the smaller states

C. the 13 colonies

D. territories of the US




According to Source 3, what would best describe a major downfall of the

Articles of Confederation?

A. There was a president, head of the executive branch.

B. There was a judicial branch, with a chief justice.

C. There was no standing army to protect the country.

D. There was no system for voting.



What does Source 4 say about the attitudes of the Senate about the Great

Compromise?

A. Everyone agreed about the Great Compromise.

B. Everyone agreed about the principles of the Virginia Plan.

C. Everyone agreed about the principles of the New Jersey Plan.

D. There were very mixed feelings regarding the Great Compromise.


Based on the sources and your knowledge of social studies, why was the

Constitution written and how did conflicting viewpoints influence the

development of U.S. government?


As you write, follow the directions below.


* Address all parts of the prompt.

* Include information and examples from your own knowledge of social studies.

* Use evidence from the sources to support your response.

Mohandas Gandhi actively promoted all of the following except
A. civil disobedience.
B. Indian economic autonomy.
C. political autonomy for Pakistan.
D. the coexistence for Hindus and Muslims.

Which statements correctly describe La Salle and his explorations of America? Check all that apply.

A: La Salle was an explorer from Spain who came to Louisiana.
B: La Salle traveled to the Gulf of Mexico as part of his explorations.
C: La Salle claimed Louisiana and named it in honor of King Louis XIV.
D: La Salle discovered the mouth of the Missouri River during his travels.
E: La Salle reached North America in 1667 and the Great Lakes in 1669.
F: La Salle’s mission was to find a trade route between Canada and Asia.