11. Because the new nation was to be a republic in which the people held power through their elected representatives, it was considered appropriate to leave the ultimate acceptance or rejection of the U.S. Constitution to its citizens. __ 1) True 2) False

Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were sentenced to life in prison for allegedly passing nuclear secrets to the Soviet Union. True False

The Vietnam war inspired protest songs from artists such as __ What's Going On. Kendrick Lamar will.i.am Marvin Gaye Bob Dylan

Korean Confucian scholars in the $17th$ century advocated; Isolationism Study of science and technology Military conquests Conversion to Islam

Choose one of the following documents in Reading the American Past, by Michael P. Johnson, read the document , and answer the discussion questions for that document.. Each question typically has several parts . You need to answer each part. You need to write a good sized paragraph for each question. 1. Address before the Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, by Abraham Lincoln, read p. $197-201$ questions for reading and discussion, $1-5$ p.201

The emergence of conservatism during the 1970s and 1980s came to be known as the A New Left B Multiculturalism movement C Reaganomics A D New Right

The __ was a confrontation between the Soviet Union and the United States in 1962 and marked the closest the US and USSR ever came to nuclear war. A the Tet Offensive B Vienna summit C Bay of Pigs invasion D Cuban Missile Crisis

The Egyptians represented royals as idealistic, while commoners were more realistically represented. True False

Which of the following is a principle deriving from the Puritans? A concept of progress Separation of powers The Importance of Contracts Check and balances Due process of law

Women's suffrage (the right to vote) is guaranteed by which amendment to the U. S. Constitution? a. 10th Amendment b. 15th Amendment c. 17th Amendment d. 19th Amendment e. None of the above

How did the Freedom Summer Project change Mississippi? all of the answers are correct Mississippi took the Confederate flag off of their flag the following year Mississippi worked to root out hate groups in the state Mississippi had the most African American electec officials