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American History Final Exam 2008 (view source)
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<br>(c) it marked the beginning of the War of 1812
<br>(c) it marked the beginning of the War of 1812
<br>(d) it was a key battle in the Revolutionary War
<br>(d) it was a key battle in the Revolutionary War
<br>(e) it was the last battle in the Spanish American War
<br>(e) it was the last battle in the Spanish–American War
13. The Dawes Act of 1887:
13. The Dawes Act of 1887:
(a) granted land to American Indians for individual ownership; this was a failure
(a) granted land to American Indians for individual ownership; this was a failure
<br>(b) granted land to American Indians for individual ownership; this was a success
<br>(b) granted land to American Indians for individual ownership; this was a success
<br>(c) granted land to the railroad companies to complete the transcontinential railroad
<br>(c) granted land to the railroad companies to complete the transcontinental railroad
<br>(d) granted land to former slaves
<br>(d) granted land to former slaves
<br>(e) bought back land from American Indians and former slaves
<br>(e) bought back land from American Indians and former slaves
58. To which conflict does the poster to the right (about Liberty Bonds) refer?
58. To which conflict does the poster to the right (about Liberty Bonds) refer?
[[Image:Liberty Bonds.jpg|right]]
[[Image:Liberty Bonds.jpg|right]]
(a) the Spanish American War
(a) the Spanish–American War
<br>(b) World War I
<br>(b) World War I
<br>(c) World War II
<br>(c) World War II
59. “Yellow journalism” was which of the following?
59. “Yellow journalism” was which of the following?
(a) it was sensationalistic journalism in the 1890s that whipped the public into a pro-war mood, causing the Spanish American War
(a) it was sensationalistic journalism in the 1890s that whipped the public into a pro-war mood, causing the Spanish–American War
<br>(b) it was sensationalistic journalism in the 1910s that whipped the public into a pro-war mood, causing the Spanish American War
<br>(b) it was sensationalistic journalism in the 1910s that whipped the public into a pro-war mood, causing the Spanish–American War
<br>(c) it was sensationalistic journalism in the 1950s that whipped the public into a pro-war mood, causing the Korean War
<br>(c) it was sensationalistic journalism in the 1950s that whipped the public into a pro-war mood, causing the Korean War
<br>(d) it was unbiased, objective reporting, much like journalism today
<br>(d) it was unbiased, objective reporting, much like journalism today
(a) Thomas Jefferson … baseball.
(a) Thomas Jefferson … baseball.
<br>(b) Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr … football.
<br>(b) Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr … football.
<br>(c) the Spanish American War … baseball
<br>(c) the Spanish–American War … baseball
<br>(d) the Civil War … baseball.
<br>(d) the Civil War … baseball.
<br>(e) World War II … women’s softball.
<br>(e) World War II … women’s softball.