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  1. AP Us History
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Interactions North America, 1491–1607

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What technological breakthrough in communication occurred in America during the late nineteenth century?

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How might John Adams' presidency be altered if he had supported and enforced Jefferson's Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom at a national level?

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Which Progressive Era reformer is best known for her establishment of settlement houses in Chicago for immigrants and poor urban residents?

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How did interpretations of Andrew Jackson's motives for the Indian Removal Act differ between his supporters and critics?

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Who wrote The Liberator and became a prominent abolitionist voice before Civil War?

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Whose leadership during the Civil War was critical in preserving the Union and leading to eventual emancipation of slaves?

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What was a major goal of the Morrill Land-Grant Acts during the Civil War era?

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Question 8
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Who served as President during America’s Civil War era?

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What if Thomas Paine's 'Common Sense' had argued fervently against independence; what effect might this alternate stance have had on colonial support for separating from Britain?

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What if George Washington declined the presidency after winning the Electoral College vote unanimously, thereby setting no precedent for future presidents?