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Froggy Jumps 7th Grade Social Studies Final ReviewOnline version Amendments & turning points in American History by Keyarah Jones 1 What does the 1st Amendment protect? a Freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition. b Right to bear arms c Protection from quartering soldiers 2 What does the 2nd Amendment guarantee? a Freedom from unreasonable searches b Right to a speedy trial c Right to keep and bear arms. 3 Which amendment prohibits quartering of soldiers in private homes? a 5th Amendment b 4th Amendment c 3rd Amendment 4 Which amendment protects against unfair searches and seizures? a 6th Amendment b 4th Amendment c 8th Amendment 5 Which amendment covers the rights of the accused, including due process? a 7th Amendment b 9th Amendment c 5th Amendment 6 Which amendment guarantees a jury trial in most civil cases? a 10th Amendment b 6th Amendment c 7th Amendment 7 Which amendment protects against cruel or unusual punishment and excessive bail? a 9th Amendment b 8th Amendment c 1st Amendment 8 Which amendment states that powers not given to the federal government belong to the states or the people? a 2nd Amendment b 9th Amendment c 10th Amendment 9 Who was the Commander-in-chief of the Continental Army? a George Washington b Marquis de Lafayette c Thomas Jefferson 10 What event convinced France to support the Americans during the Revolution? a Saratoga b Yorktown c Valley Forge 11 Abolitionist who led a raid on Harpers Ferry to start a slave uprising. a John Brown b William Lloyd Garrison c Frederick Douglass 12 Union general who accepted Lee’s surrender. a Ulysses S. Grant b Robert E. Lee c William T. Sherman 13 What was Fort Sumter? a Bloodiest single day of the American Civil War. b Turning point; stopped Lee’s invasion of the North. c First shots of the war. 14 Abolished slavery in ALL of the United States. a Emancipation Proclamation b 13th Amendment c Appomattox Court House 15 Route settlers used to move west from Missouri to Oregon. a Sante Fe Trail b Lewis and Clark Epidition c Oregon Trail 16 a strong-willed president known for expanding presidential power and supporting the “common man” during the early 1800s. a Martin Van Burean b John Tyler c Andrew Jackson 17 Agreement that kept peace between free and slave states by admitting Missouri as a slave state, Maine as a free state, and banning slavery north of a set line in the Louisiana Territory. a Compromise of 1820 b Compromise of 1850 c California Compromise 18 Who was Eli Whitney? a An Abolitionist b A freed Slave c Inventor of the Cotton Gin. 19 Belief that the U.S. was meant to expand westward all the way to the Pacific Ocean. a California Compromise b Divine Right c Manifest Destiny 20 Lincoln declared enslaved people in Confederate states ONLY free. a 13th Amendment b Emancipation Proclamation c succession 21 President of the Confederacy. a Abraham Lincoln b Jefferson Davis c Robert E. Lee 22 Destroyed Southern supplies and morale. a Sherman’s March to the Sea b Antietam c Gettysburg 23 An economic system where businesses are privately owned and people can earn profits. a Merchantalism b Socialism c Capitalism 24 What is an Abolitionist's main goal? a Equality among all races b Segregation of the Races c End Slavery 25 Early voice for women’s rights; wrote “remember the ladies.” a Harriet Tubman b Abigail Adams c Martha Washington 26 Betrayed the colonists to the British a Nathan Hale b Marquis de Lafayette c Benedict Arnold 27 The belief in “no taxation without representation" means that they can only be taxed when the colonists have a... a A Monarch b A President c Elected delegates 28 When British soldiers shot and killed several colonists during a tense street confrontation in 1770 a Boston Tea Party b Boston Massacre c Lexington & Concord 29 A patriot who warned colonists that the “British were coming,” helping them prepare for the start of the American Revolution. a Patrick Henry b Paul Revere c Nathan Hale 30 Imago Dei means... a Image of God b God is king c Humans must earn God’s love through good deeds 31 Where do our Unalienable rights come from? a By God b By vote of the People c By the Government 32 Supported Britain in the American Revolution. a Loyalists b Patriots c Abolitionists 33 Our unalienable rights are listed in what US document? a The Bill of Rights b The Article of Confederation c The Declaration of Independence 34 Our unalienable rights include... a Freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, & petition. b Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness c The right to keep and bear arms 35 Main author of the Declaration of Independence. a Thomas Jefferson b George Washington c Alexander Hamilton 36 French volunteer who helped train and support the Continental Army. a Napoleon b Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben c Marquis de Lafayette 37 What was Lexington & Concord? a First battles of the American Revolution. b Turning point that convinced France to help the Americans. c Final battles of the American Revolution 38 Abolitionist; published The Liberator. a Fredrick Douglass b William Henry Harrison c William Lloyd Garrison 39 Who said "“Knowledge makes a man unfit to be a slave.” a Frederick Douglass b William Lloyd Garrison c Abraham Lincoln 40 What event caused the first Southern states to secede from the Union in 1860–1861? a The Kansas‑Nebraska Act b The passage of the Homestead Act c The election of Abraham Lincoln as president 41 How would you describe the North leading up to the American Civil War? a Industry, factories, railroads b Expansion network of newly formed states connected by the railroad c Agriculture, plantations, enslaved labor 42 Shift to machines and factories in the North. a Agrarian revolution b Agricultural Revolution c Industrial Revolution 43 A period when the economy slows down, causing businesses to earn less money and more people to lose jobs. a Capitalism b Recession c Inflation 44 Forced removal of Native Americans; thousands died. a Oregon Trail b Sante Fe Trail c Trail of Tears 45 A covered wagon used by pioneers traveling west across the American frontier. a Prairie Fridgates b Prairie Schooner c Clipper Ships of the Prairie 46 Final major battle of the American Revolution a Saratoga b Yorktown c Valley Forge 47 Harsh winter where Washington’s army trained and grew stronger. a Valley Forge b Yorktown c Lexington & Concord 48 Turning point in the American Civil War; stopped Lee’s invasion of the North. a Gettysburg b Bull Run c Sherman’s March to the Sea 49 Where did Lee surrendered to Grant in the American Civil War? a Yorktown b Fort Sumter c Appomattox Court House 50 First attempt at creating a US government BEFORE the US Constitution we have today? a The Bill of Rights b The Declaration of Independence c The Article of Confederation 51 Who said “Give me liberty or give me death?" a Patrick Henry b Thomas Jefferson c Paul Revere

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7th Grade Social Studies Final ReviewOnline version

by Keyarah Jones

What does the 1st Amendment protect?

What does the 2nd Amendment guarantee?

Which amendment prohibits quartering of soldiers in private homes?

Which amendment protects against unfair searches and seizures?

Which amendment covers the rights of the accused, including due process?

Which amendment guarantees a jury trial in most civil cases?

Which amendment protects against cruel or unusual punishment and excessive bail?

Which amendment states that powers not given to the federal government belong to the states or the people?

Who was the Commander-in-chief of the Continental Army?

What event convinced France to support the Americans during the Revolution?

Abolitionist who led a raid on Harpers Ferry to start a slave uprising.

Union general who accepted Lee’s surrender.

What was Fort Sumter?

Abolished slavery in ALL of the United States.

Route settlers used to move west from Missouri to Oregon.

a strong-willed president known for expanding presidential power and supporting the “common man” during the early 1800s.

Agreement that kept peace between free and slave states by admitting Missouri as a slave state, Maine as a free state, and banning slavery north of a set line in the Louisiana Territory.

Who was Eli Whitney?

Belief that the U.S. was meant to expand westward all the way to the Pacific Ocean.

Lincoln declared enslaved people in Confederate states ONLY free.

President of the Confederacy.

Destroyed Southern supplies and morale.

An economic system where businesses are privately owned and people can earn profits.

What is an Abolitionist's main goal?

Early voice for women’s rights; wrote “remember the ladies.”

Betrayed the colonists to the British

The belief in “no taxation without representation" means that they can only be taxed when the colonists have a...

When British soldiers shot and killed several colonists during a tense street confrontation in 1770

A patriot who warned colonists that the “British were coming,” helping them prepare for the start of the American Revolution.

Imago Dei means...

Where do our Unalienable rights come from?

Supported Britain in the American Revolution.

Our unalienable rights are listed in what US document?

Our unalienable rights include...

Main author of the Declaration of Independence.

French volunteer who helped train and support the Continental Army.

What was Lexington & Concord?

Abolitionist; published The Liberator.

Who said "“Knowledge makes a man unfit to be a slave.”

What event caused the first Southern states to secede from the Union in 1860–1861?

How would you describe the North leading up to the American Civil War?

Shift to machines and factories in the North.

A period when the economy slows down, causing businesses to earn less money and more people to lose jobs.

Forced removal of Native Americans; thousands died.

A covered wagon used by pioneers traveling west across the American frontier.

Final major battle of the American Revolution

Harsh winter where Washington’s army trained and grew stronger.

Turning point in the American Civil War; stopped Lee’s invasion of the North.

Where did Lee surrendered to Grant in the American Civil War?

First attempt at creating a US government BEFORE the US Constitution we have today?

Who said “Give me liberty or give me death?"