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AP U.S. History

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25 questions across 3 sections. After every answer you’ll see why each choice is right or wrong, not just the one you picked.

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According to AMSCO, what became the core of an American identity that continues today?
  1. A. A shared commitment to abolishing slavery
  2. B. Loyalty to the Federalist Party
  3. C. A single national religion
  4. D. Admiration for the influence of the 'founding fathers' ✓

Correct answer: D. Correct — AMSCO calls admiration for the founders the core of American identity, still visible in debates over their words.

The abolition of primogeniture in the states meant that
  1. A. property could no longer be inherited at all.
  2. B. titles of nobility could be purchased only from the federal government.
  3. C. the eldest daughter would inherit family land.
  4. D. courts would no longer recognize a first-born son's right to inherit all of his family's property. ✓

Correct answer: D. Correct — it was a feudal practice that state laws abolished.

Which development most weakened whatever aristocracy existed in colonial America?
  1. A. The confiscation of large Loyalist estates, many of which were subdivided and sold ✓
  2. B. The Proclamation of 1763
  3. C. The creation of the Bank of the United States
  4. D. The ratification of the Bill of Rights

Correct answer: A. Correct — AMSCO says this 'further weakened' colonial aristocracy while raising war funds.

In the post-Revolutionary era, 'separation of church and state' most commonly meant that states
  1. A. refused to give financial support to any religious group. ✓
  2. B. required all officeholders to belong to an established church.
  3. C. allowed only Protestant churches to hold property.
  4. D. banned religious expression in public places.

Correct answer: A. Correct — AMSCO's definition. It was mainly about ending tax support for churches.

Which church was disestablished in the South after the Revolution?
  1. A. The Anglican Church, which became the Episcopal Church in the United States ✓
  2. B. The Roman Catholic Church
  3. C. The Quaker meeting
  4. D. The Congregational Church

Correct answer: A. Correct — its ties to the king's government made it a target.