2013-2014 Question of the Day Archive

2013-2014 U.S. History
Question of the Day Archive

"Automat" by Edward Hopper, 1927
(Source: Whitney Museum of American Art)

The following multiple-choice questions are arranged in rough chronological order
and may be used by teachers or students for any purpose.

Topic	Topic	Topic	Topic	Topic	Topic	Topic	Topic	Topic	Topic
Indian Civilizations	Eastern Woodlands	North American Indians	Anasazi	Non-nomadic Cultures	Columbian Exchange	Encomienda system	New France	Virginia and Plymouth	Indentured Servants
New England Puritans	Roger Williams	Slaves & Servants	English Government	Bacon's Rebellion	Great Awakening	Colonial Women	Sugar Act	Backcountry	Ben Franklin
Colonial Resentment	French & Indian War	Stamp Act	Stamp Act Disagreements	Protesting Imperial Policies	Intolerable Acts	Common Sense	Declaration of Independence	Lexington & Concord	Revolutionary War
Articles Period	Articles vs. the Constitution	Constitutional Provisions	Federalist Papers	Hamilton's Plans	Sedition Act	John Adams	Washington's Farewell Address	Election of 1800	Lewis & Clark
Thomas Jefferson	Marbury v. Madison	Cane Ridge	Barbary Pirates	Trade Interference	War Hawks	Tippecanoe	Burning of Washington	Battle of New Orleans	Hartford Convention
King Cotton	Sectionalism	Canals	Lowell System	Federal Control	The Corrupt Bargain	Jackson	Jackson & Calhoun	Whigs	Nullification
Jackson & the Bank	Trail of Tears	Jackson's Policies	Thanksgiving	Jackson and Lincoln	Reform Era	Reform & Reformers	Second Great Awakening	Mormons & Millerites	American Architecture
Texas Independence	Oregon Territory	Polk as President	Mexican-American War	Civil Disobedience	Fugitive Slave Act	Stephen Douglas	Bleeding Kansas	Lincoln-Douglas Debates	Dred Scott Decision
Election of 1860	Before Lincoln's Inauguration	Lincoln's 1st Inaugural	The North's Advantages	Constitutional?	Civil War: Early Years	Emancipation Proclamation	Grant the Strategist	Antietam	Morrill Act
Presidential Reconstruction	Freedmen's Bureau	Ku Klux Klan	Election of 1876	Western Farmers	Cattle Drives	West & Invention	Indian Wars	"Sooners"	Machine Age
Factory Workers	Unions	Utopian Thinkers	Vertical Integration	Excluding Immigrants	New Immigrants	Social Ills	Urban Issues	Urban Residents	Populists
Cross of Gold Speech	Washington & Lincoln	Spanish-American War	Platt Amendment	1902 Coal Strike	Triangle Shirtwaist Disaster	Progressive Education	Booker T. Washington	Muckrakers	Election of 1916
Ending Neutrality	Neutrality	"Peace Without Victory"	14 Points	1920s America	Prohibition	Fundamentalists	Republican Policies	National Origins Act	Stock Market Crash
Bonus Army	New Deal	New Deal Critics	New Deal Philosophl	Good Neighbor Policy	Neutrality in the 1930s	German Jews	Approaching War	Japanese-Americans	Corregidor & Bataan
Manhattan Project	North Africa	Yalta	The Holocaust	Marshall Plan	Alger Hiss	Berlin Blockade	McCarthyism	Cold War Conflict	Brown v. Topeka
Funding Education	1960s Cold War Tensions	1960 Election	John F. Kennedy	Great Society	Tinker v. Des Moines	Nixon & Vietnam	Motives of Watergate	Nixon's Resignation