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Quiz name: U.S. History Honors - Socrative Practice Date: 02/05/2015 Question with Most Correct Answers: #0 Total Questions: 11 Question with Fewest Correct Answers: #0 1. Ok Hello! Welcome to Socrative. There are 10 questions after this introduction. Please make sure you give credit to the speaker for each answer and speak in complete sentences with evidence backing up your answer. Type "ok" and hit enter to proceed forward. OK Ok Ok. Rebeca C Stemen, Jordane Page 1 of 14

Ok Alicia K. OK k Jordane Stemen Ok Ok! 2. Is America a land of opportunity? Yes, America is a land of opportunity especially for individual freedom. We have the opportunity to believe and speak on our own terms. We have the opportunity of education, jobs, and housing. Yes America is a land of opportunity. People coming from other countries see America as a land of hope since there is more freedom here. Yes. It has free education and people have rights. yes Yes, America is a land of opportunity. To countries that are led by corruption and tyranny, America seems like a land of hope to escape from the cruel ruling. America is more of a free land than some other countries. Yes, America is a land of opportunity because there is more advantages and resources compared to other countires. Yes,because people where given the oppurtunity to jobs. Yes, because capitalism means that everyone has an equal opportunity to succeed. yes, that is why immagrants prefer to live in the U.S due to job oppurtunity and equal rights.-noah Yes, because it has more land & job opportunities for people. People that live in America also have rights & laws applying for them no matter what ednicity, religion or any other circumstance. Yes, America is a land of opportunity because there is more freedom here. Also, there is more jobs here than other countries. Page 2 of 14

yes I believe it is but it isn't at the same time because America does have so many different opportunities but it will put so many obsticals in front of you that will be unavoidable on your path to success. So all the opportunities are here you just have to be willing to go through some troubles to get there. yes, because without america, half of us wouldnt even be born. hell yeah - Danyal Khan yeah it is - Omar C Rebeca C Yes, because it presents them with life options Stemen, Jordane Yes Alicia K. Yes Yes yes, because citizens have rights. yes Jordane Stemen Yes, america is a land full of opportunity. Yes, to an extent, because opportunity can be limited. 3. Did geography greatly affect the development of colonial America? Yes, geography did affect the development of colonial America. In the making of America, we picked up different resources from different areas and that contributed to what is now America. Yes geography had greatly affected the development of Colonial America because each land specialized in something different according to their location. Yes because if the north had better land then they wouldnt have industrialized. yes because certain groups lived in certain places in order to use their skills ( people using fishing live near water) -maclean joined Geography did affect the development of colonial America. Because of things such as colonial America having a fertile land being so close to the water and England, they were able to trade with England and still be controlled by them. Page 3 of 14

Yes, geography greatly affected the development of colonial America because we have plenty of resources here. Yes, they where located near the atlantic which made exporting easier. Yes, geography dictated what you did for a living and what can be grown, so some parts would develop faster or slower than others. yes, such as in the north they had to build factories due to such bad soil so they couldnt grow crops.-crystal Yes, because the people migrating to America can choose the area they wanna live in whether by rivers for fishing, mountains, or land for farming. Yes, the geography greatly affected the colonial Americas. Depending their location shows what they did to survive. yes, because the colonists needed to be near resources Yes because in America there are so many more enviornmental benefits that a place like England didn't have. There was more fertile land and rivers flowing throughout the land so they were able to develop economically very quickly. yes, because it shape the lifestyles of the early colonies. yea it supplied many suppliment.. Rebeca C yes Alicia K. Yes. Yes, because it shaped the lifestyles of the early colonies. yes they did, to be by ports and rivers, which made new resources. yes, the soil was fertile. Jordane Stemen "oh noo my balloon" Yes, geography greatly affext the development of colonial America. Yes, because the land effected crop growth. 4. Would you have migrated to Colonial America? When is migration a good move? Page 4 of 14

Yes, i would have migrated to America for the opportunities available. A good time to migrate to America is when everything has settled down and there are no conflicts because i wouldnt want to be stuck in an area with troubles. No I would not have migrated to Colonial America because during that time, it was still ruled by Britain. Migration was a good move during the late 1800's-1900's. Yes i would have because if i heard that it freedom and jobs thatd be the dream for me especially if i wanted to escape the tyrant rulers. Yes i would have migrated to colonial america because it was a great oppurtunity to move. They offered new jobs which was beneficial. They had many oppurtunities to live a better lifestyle. Migration is good to move when it most benefits you and where you are trying to go in life. I would not have migrated to Colonial America because at the time it was still ruled by Britain. By moving there, I would have to face unfair taxes, British soldiers, and many restrictions. Migration is good when the country you are migrating to seems to have more hope and opportunity than the one you live in. No, I wouldn't have migrated to Colonial America because women and children didn't have as much privileges compared to men. It was a very sexist and strict time. A great time to move to America was in the late 1800s/1900s. Yes, because i would be given the oppurtunity to get a job and succeed like in no other country. No, unless I was forced to, I would stay where I was at yes, migration is a good move when you know you can succeed and have more oppurtunities to where you are migrating.-noah Yes, I would migrate depending on the season so I can adapt. No, I wouldn't move to the colonial Americas. However, a good time to migrate is when there are people moving with you. no, because it was not developed and there were too many conflicts Yes, I would have because I would have been tired of all the unjust laws and be treated unfairly. It is a good idea to migrate when your leader is treating you not as a equal but as a lower life form. i dont know, because migrating to a new country or just anywhere always comes with complications. no, becuase I wouldnt want to deal with starting all over again. it is a good move when everything is built and they have. astable place to live Rebeca C yes Alicia K. Page 5 of 14

Yes. Migration is a good move when you need to desperately leave a place to find a new one. Yes, I would have migrated. Yes we would have migrated to colonial america. A good time to migrate is when you are in need of more resources. yes.. To gain freedom and rights. Spring because thats when the sun shine. Jordane Stemen Yes, i would have migrated to colonial America. Migration is a good move when the leader of where you are starts taking advantage of everyone and treating everyone wrong. No I am happy being here.-lisa yes I would have migrated to colonial America after the American Revolution.-Andrea No because living in colonial America was a bad time to be living there.-guillermo During that time war was still going on, so I don't think I would have traveled to colonial America. I think immigration is a good time when there isn't war going on to where you are going.-alexandria 5. Does a close relationship between church and state lead to a more moral society? A close relationshio between church and statd creates morals tgat we should live by However, as a society, we are not moral because everyone has different views and do not follow thess morals. Yes a close relationship between church and state would lead to a more moral society because since people were so religious,they would want to be more holy. Kind of. Even today on our money we have the words "In God We Trust". Though we have freedom of religion we choose to use those words because we're influenced by the churches. yes because the church can share their views on the subject of moral things with the state If a church and a state are too close, then it would not lead to a more moral society because of other citizens of different religions not relating to God or a church would feel that it is unfair to them. Yes, a close relationship between a church and a state lead to a more moral society because religious people deeply impacted the people. They told people what was wrong and what was right. Yes, because the people would follow what tye church said. Yes/no, government does take some morals from religion, for example, no killing. however, the church should not dictate what should and shouldn't be allowed yes I would say because it gets the church more out there to the people and spreads relegion in which of course we believe i mean we do have the saying "In God We trust". Yes, because the state can be influenced by the church. Page 6 of 14

Yes, a closer relationship would cause the state to be more uniform within its people. No, because everyone does not share the same beliefs. No, it doesn't because not everyone would believe in the same church so it would end up being some kind of fight to decide which religion has more power. yes no because it would make other reliogious believers to defy some of the laws based on their religious beliefs. Rebeca C yes Alicia K. Yes. Yes. I think the close relationship would benefit a moral society. yes because, both church and state would come to a disagreement. Yes.. Because it becomes more religious, and religious people do not commit much sins. ƒ Jordane Stemen No, the relationship between church and state doesnt lead to a more moral society. No the church might try to abuse their power. 6. Did Great Britain lose more than it gained from its victory in the French and Indian War? No, they won the war therefore gaining whaf they needed to move on from the conflict. No Great Britain did not lose more than they gained from their victory in the French and Indian War because Great Britain won the war so they actually gained more. Yes they did. Even though they had won and gained that land, they lost it again in the American Revolution. Yes we believe that they eventually lost more because the ended up losing a lot of land. Great Britain in a way did lose more than it gained. Because of the French's loss, they helped the revolutionists against Britain when the American Revolution occured, thus causing Britain to lose their hold on America. The British would lose more, win or lose. Page 7 of 14

No, they won the war. Yes, due to the fact that they lost the colonies which they already had. No, it gained land and embarrassed France. no,they gained more power over the colonies and had say in laws and relegion across the region.-crystal No, because the French lost claims to most of North America. No, they gained a lot more land after the war. Yes, because Great Britain was completely in debt by the end of the war. They gained and also lost because they won the war but in the end lost a lot of soliders. im not sure on this yes becuase they ended up losing territory that they were fighting for I think it gained more, they got more land. Yes, they lost many resources. Yes.. because they gained control of more lands. Jordane Stemen Yes, they lost a whole bunch of soldiers and peolle during the war. Yes, end the end Britain lost their land here in America and lost all the colonies. 7. Was the American War for Independence inevitable? Yes, it was inevitable. We needed to go through war in order to gain an independant country. Yes the American War for independence was inevitable because the Colonies rejected the British monarchy and overthrew the authority of Great Britain, and founded the United States of America. Because of that, they wanted to change America to be more fair and a different form of authority. Yeah. Sooner or later we would have gained freedom. the american war was inevitable because too much control on the colonies from other countries would have eventually led to the colonists wanting independence Page 8 of 14

Yes, the American war for Independence was inevitable because the colonists would evetually realize the unjust ruling that Britain had on them, and would want Independence. Yes, because america needed independence and it was bound to happen because there was many people that wanted freedom. Yes, because the strict taxing and possesion over the colonies would always irittate the colonist. Yes, the people could only tolerate how they were bring treated for so long yes, every country has to modernize themselves and be able to be part of the elite countries.-noah No, because they were going to want to break away from Britain sooner or later so it was gonna happen eventually. Yes, the war was inevitable because the people of America would not follow Great Britains lead anymore. They would fight so that they can be their own country without someone controlling them. Yes, because Britain's tyrannical rule over the colonists caused unrest and chaos. Yes, eventually the British would have ended up pushing to far and the colonist would have wanted to rebel it was inevitable but americans still needed to win a war to defend it yes because eventually they would hate to be ruled by another nation. Yes, because of Britains constant pushing of taxes and things. No the war for independence was inevitable. yes..because people gained more rights and freedom. Yes because America was under British iron fist and people don't like being under other peoples control and not having a say so. 8. Would you have been a revolutionary in 1776? Yes i would have been a revoluntionary becausd i would havd wanted change for my country and my benefit. Yes I would have been because I wouldn't want to stay in Great Britain because of their unfair ruling and taxes. Page 9 of 14

Probably. I would like to have freedom. It is a beautiful thing. I'd rather die for it than be ruled by a tyrant leader. I would not have been in a revolutionary in 1776 because i think that i'm not that outspoken and don't have that courage to go out there and inspire other people to believe what i want In 1776, I would have been a revolutionary because I believe in freedom and would not want ridiculous high taxes made from a country that's not even geologically on the same land. yes, because we wouldn't be where we are today. no, i would fear death. Yes, I wouldn't want to be a part of an oppressive monarchy. yes,because it would bring much money to me and my family and would be good for business. Yes, because if I wanted to make a change I would've joined and been involved. No, I wouldn't be a revolutionary because I'd be scared to go against England. Yes, because I would not have been happy with the unfair laws imposed on the colonies. Yes, because I would have gotten tired of being under British control probably not no becuase I fear death Yes, I would have been a revolutionary because taxes weren't that high and the British got rid of slavery before anyone else did. No, because we would not want to be in danger. Yes.. because I would help build this country's freedom Yes, we would have been a revolutionary in 1776, because we would fight for what's right. 9. Could the Constitution be written without compromise? Yes i could have because in that time, only the higher class had power and say in everything. Page 10 of 14

No the Constitution could not have been written without compromise because compromise was a big part of making the Constitution so it was fair and was an agreement. Nope. By compromising the constitution we are able to follow it even today in 2015. Our founders wrote the best laws. the constitution could not have been written without compromise because disageeement would have led to no firm decisions The Constitution could not have been written without compromise because that is how many of our laws and rulings are. For example, how were the states to be represented in the Congress? Compromise. All states equal in one house, Senate, and representation based upon population in the other, the House of Representatives. No, in order for the Constitution to happen. They needed other people to agree to make it happen and there was some important people that didn't agree so people would compromise to make it happen. No,because it would've been different. No because some states wouldn't pass it and it wouldn't have been ratified. no, because it refers to the bill of rights No, because they had to get to an agreement. No the constitution couldn't be made without a compromise. No, because each contributor to the Constitution had different ideas and goals for America. No, because there will always be someone who doesn't agree with what the writers of the Constitution has to say Without a compromise the constitutional convention would not have been successful and would have been drawn out even longer. no, becuase it would have been diffrent No, they would not have a constitution because they could not agree on what the rules would be. No, because it gave right to people. No.. because people wont come to a desicion and would have a hard time witting the Constitution. No the constitution could not be written without compromising because most states did not see eye to eye. Page 11 of 14

10. Was George Washington s leadership indispensable in successfully launching the new federal government? no i dont believe so because there were other people that had the power to form a government. Yes George Washington's leadership was indispensable in successfully launching the new federal government because it was a great foundation because it made the government more organized and fair. Yes. He was smart. And they were idiots. When he declined they were confused and lost so he had to do it. I do not believe George Washingtons leadership was indispensable to the nee federal government because anyone couldve done it and what if someone had greater ideas that could've inspired the word and change the ways that we know now. George Washington's leadership was indispensavle in successfully launching the new federal government because he established a cabinet and with his leadership they improved foreign affairs, the economy, and the army. No, it wasn't necessary because there was also other people too to successfully make the federal government launch. No, he was our first leader. No, he didn't contribute much to the formation of the federal government no, because he was the ambitious one.-crystal No, because he wasn't really involved. Yes his leadership was indispensable in successfully launching the new federal government. Without his leadership, it would have been a lot harder to launch it. Yes, because the people admired him as a leader and supported him. They could have gotten someone else who was better with politics but they wanted Washington's leading ability. George Washington was not only the indispensable man in the winning of America s independence from Great Britain, he was also the indispensable man in the invention of a new nation. And the difficulties he faced in achieving the second goal were every bit as challenging as those he faced in achieving the first. yea because they needed someone to guide them Page 12 of 14

No, I don't think his leadership was indispensable. yes, because the people were lost of what to do. Yea.. because he led United State to victory. Yes, because he was the image for the government having support from the people. 11. Are political parties good for our nation? Yes they are good for our country so that we have different views and opinions on certain situations and that will create a fair judgement and decision. Yes political parties are good for our nation because it is always good to have different views so we can then come up with a good compromise. Yes. It brings all of the ideas together and those people all strive towards one goal to achieve this common goal. political parties are good for our nation because not everyone has the same views on government so people can cchoose the politcal party they best fit in Yes, political parties are necessary for our nation because without them there would be no difference between votes if their was not political parties. Also with many people of diferent groups and thinkings, they would not all agree on the same political ideology. Yes, I believe that political parties because we would have different views on everything and we can compromise. Yes, because it gives us diffrent insight on others opinions. No, it creates a monopoly If one party gets to popular, it also makes people vote based on the party only. yes, because it helps discuss problems and negatives. In a way but only when they get to an agreement because there's often a lot of problems if you're working with someone in another party other than yours. I believe that the different political parites aren't that good for our nation because it causes disputes. No, because the seperate parties cannot agree on anything. Page 13 of 14

They have there benefits but in the end they do cause a lot of problems with people only believeing what that politcal party has to say Good. Without opposing points of view from very opposities end of a spectrum, it's hard to meet in the middle. yeah, becuase they help make good decions ˆ It could be good but then again it could be bad. yes they help create balance. No.. because they only care for themselves and not the people. Political parties are a bad idea because it leads to factions in the government of individuals who operate on a system of the best interest of the citizens. Page 14 of 14