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COMPREHENSIVE SURVEY EXAM FOR US HISTORY AP REVIEW DIRECTIONS: For each question, decide which is the best answer from the choices. On your answer sheet, blacken the appropriate letter matching the answer you selected to record. If you decide to change an answer, erase cleanly before you select a new response. DO NOT MAKE MARKS OR NOTES ON THIS TEST BOOKLET! If you have questions please consult the teacher or proctor for directions. Which event occurred in the United States during the Critical Period (1781-1789)? Whiskey Rebellion Shay’s Rebellion * Stono Rebellion Nat Turner’s Rebellion Pontiac’s Rebellion Grover Cleveland became the first President after 1868 to Secure a majority of both popular and electoral votes Have a party majority in both houses of Congress Take steps to end Reconstruction Have been born in the South Break Republican control of the White House * Which statement best describes the reaction of many American colonists toward British colonial policy following the French and Indian War? They refused to accept the idea of parliament’s right to manage their internal affairs * They petitioned the British Parliament for immediate independence They urged the colonial legislatures to enforce the taxation program of British Parliament They advocated higher taxes to cover the costs of the war They urged dismissal of William Pitt and Edmund Burke from Parliament One reason for the importance of the Northwest Ordinance (1787) was that it provided for The government of Texas The sale of western lands The free navigation of the Great Lakes The eventual admission of territories as equal states * The judicial system of the United States The opening of the Erie Canal across New York State in the 1820’s had an especially harmful effect on New England manufacturers New England farmers Western New York farmers * Mississippi cotton growers Northern Ohio farmers Some of the best arguments in support of the adoption of the United States Constitution