Unit 1- Sources and Regions
Unit 3- Government and Democratic Ideals
Unit 5- Carolinian Struggles
Unit 6- Carolina
in Conflict
in Conflict
Miscellaneous
100
Appalachian Mountains, Piedmont and Coastal Plains
What are the three regions of North Carolina?
100
Legislative, Executive and Judicial
What are the three branches of government?
100
Andrew Jackson signed this into effect, removing Indigenous tribes from the East coast of America and relocated them to territories in Oklahoma.
What is the Indian Removal Act?
100
A war fought over the conflict of slavery
What is the Civil War?
100
Settlements created along the Eastern United States, by Europeans.
What are the 13 colonies?
200
What type of source describes:
What is a primary source?
200
A democratic ideal that ensures political leaders have to follow the law like everybody else.
What is Rule of Law?
200
A supreme court decision that began the integration of public schools: based on the decision that "separate is NOT equal"
What is Brown vs Board of Education?
300
An autobiography is an example of...
Primary Source
300
The system put into place to ensure branches stay equal and do not overpower one another.
What are checks and balances?
300
Amendment giving women the right to vote
What is the 19th Amendment?
400
Jack studied the ancient Mayans and looked at ancient artifacts or primary sources, which he used to write a journal. What type of source is his journal?
What is a secondary source?
400
Our governor is expected to follow all laws that we also follow.
What is rule of law?
400
Program started in 1942 to bring Mexican labor into America, under exploitative conditions.
What is the Bracero program?
500
A low lying and flat region on the eastern coast of North Carolina.
What is the Coastal Plains
500
Josh Stein
Who is the current governor of NC?
500
A Civil Right's activist who was a prominent leader and opposed the ideas of Martin Luther King.
Who is Malcom X?
500
Treaty signed to end World War I.
What is the Treaty of Versailles?