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61 The Articles of Confederation, the first governing document of the United States, was ratified in what year? Your Answer: Correct Answer: 1781 Justification: The Articles of Confederation were ratified in 1781, although the process of writing the document began in 1776. 62 Shay's Rebellion, which occurred due to a lack of currency and harsh government monetary policies, happened in which state? Your Answer: Correct Answer: Massachusetts Justification: Shay's Rebellion occurred in Massachusetts in 1786, led by veteran Daniel Shays. 63 Henry David Thoreau was known for all but which of the following? Your Answer: Correct Answer: Being a supporter of the South. Justification: Henry David Thoreau was a renowned poet and writer who was also an strong opponent of slavery. He did not support the South in the Civil War.
66 Your Answer: Correct Answer: The Quaker religion started in the 1640's in which country? England Justification: The Quaker religion started in England, and was started due to the thought that it was possible to know Christ even without a church and clergymen. They were heavily prosecuted in England, resulting in their eventual immigration to the 13 colonies. 67 The War of 1812 was fought between: Your Answer: Correct Answer: The British and the United States Justification: The War of 1812 was fought between the United States and Great Britain, and was largely due to trade restrictions and kidnapping and impressment of American sailors by the British. 68 Your Answer: Correct Answer: Justification: Which of the following best describes the Monroe Doctrine? Prevention of European powers from interfering with North and South American countries or colonies. The Monroe Doctrine declared that the United States would actively oppose any European influence, be it new countries or colonies, in North or South America.
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