Colonial America
All Kinds of Foreign Policy
Politics
Economics
Society
100

Examples include Mayflower Compact & Virginia House of Burgesses

Representative/Self-government

100

For more than 150 years, the U.S. mostly maintained this type of foreign policy. However, December 6, 1941 was the last day...

Neutrality

100

The first three words of the U.S. Constitution identify them as the source of the government's power.

The people

100

Although not as prominent as colonial times, America's economy has a tradition of being "rooted" in what?

Agriculture

100

Hippies opposed to Vietnam War, the Civil Rights Movement, and colonial Patriots who disliked taxes have all used this First Amendment right to create change

Protests/Right to Assemble/Free Speech

200

This early colonial empire is known for conquests for gold, and the encomienda system of labor

Spanish

200

The Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine paved the way for the U.S. to adopt this type of foreign policy which seeks raw materials and territory for national security

Imperialism

200
We owe this group for the existence of the Bill of Rights, since they refused to ratify the Constitution without it

Antifederalists

200

FDR's New Deal and Johnson's Great Society are similar in that both had what economic effect on the government?

Expansion of welfare programs/Increased government spending

200

Aggravated recently by President Trump's charges of "fake", this freedom has been part of American society as far back as 1734.

Free Press/News/Reporting/Journalism

300

The British policy of Mercantilism was loosely enforced until this mid-18th century war. Then the British attempted to make up their debts with extra taxes...

French & Indian War

300

Although there was no direct fighting between the U.S. and Soviet Union, this restrictive foreign policy was employed by the U.S. up until the 1960s

Containment

300

Federalism, the Civil War, and the 10th Amendment all reflect an ongoing debate over how much power which TWO groups share?

Federal/National/Central and State

300

Following the late 19th century industrialization boom, these laws began regulating big business as a way of promoting competition

Antitrust Laws

300

Suffragettes and Abolitionists were united until this Amendment was added the the Constitution, which only satisfied half of them.

15th Amendment

400

In 1607, it became the first permanent settlement in colonial America, named after the English King.

Jamestown

400
Following the Cuban Missile Crisis, the U.S. adopted this foreign policy to avoid war with the Soviet Union. It culminated in the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989

Detente

400
As an outsider, Andrew Jackson broke tradition and appointed many of his supporters to government office. This is know as what?

The Spoils System

400

During the 1920s, Presidents Harding, Coolidge, and Hoover's economic policies are best described by this French word

Laissez-faire

400

This trend began in the 1940s as a result of the GI Bill, Interstate Highway Act, and a desire for green space. Sadly, green is not the only color associated with this trend...

Suburbanization

500

This uprising in colonial Virginia occurred 100 years before the Declaration of Independence, and reflects ongoing tension between the rich and the poor; the elite and the common person.

Bacon's Rebellion

500

Support for these two European powers was yet another source of division for Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton.

France and Great Britain

500
Economic deregulation, lower taxes, religion, and traditional family and gender roles form which political ideology?

Conservative

500

Henry Clay and Alexander Hamilton were both proponents of financial stability using this?

National Bank

500

The Great Awakening during the mid-18th century and again in the mid 19th century encouraged Americans to make this more central to their lives. It is also found in the first Amendment

Religion/Christianity

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