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STAAR HS U.S. History

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66 questions

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USH.4.A

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USH.8.C

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USH.6.B

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USH.16.C

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USH.1.A

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USH.9.A

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USH.3.B

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USH.7.F

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USH.21.A

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USH.8.D

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USH.15.D

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USH.9.B

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USH.24.C

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USH.9.E

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USH.8.F

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USH.2.A

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USH.24.B

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USH.26.A

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USH.20.B

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USH.17.D

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USH.11.C

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USH.8.A

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USH.27.A

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USH.12

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USH.3.B

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USH.17.E

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USH.11.D

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USH.9.B

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USH.23.B

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USH.5.B

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USH.14.A

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USH.18.B

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USH.9.H

Question 6

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Question 7

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USH.1.B

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USH.11.B

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USH.11.B

Question 10

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USH.18.A

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Question 12

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DOK 2

USH.4.F

Question 13

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Question 14

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USH.26.C

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USH.15.C

Question 16

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Question 17

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USH.17.B

Question 19

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USH.22.A

Question 21

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Question 22

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USH.13.A

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USH.19.B

Question 25

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USH.5.A

Question 27

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Question 28

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DOK 2

USH.14.B

Question 29

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Question 30

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Question 31

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USH.8.F

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USH.9.G

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USH.10.E

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USH.7.D

Question 36

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USH.12

Question 38

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DOK 2

USH.7.C

Question 40

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Question 41

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DOK 2

USH.17.A

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USH.25.D

Question 43

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Question 44

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Question 45

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USH.25.A

Question 46

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USH.20.A

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USH.20.A

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USH.7.A

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USH.15.A

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USH.11.A

Question 51

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Other Answer Choices:

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USH.15.B

Question 53

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USH.25.C

Question 55

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Question 56

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USH.25.B

Question 58

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USH.17.C

Question 60

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Question 61

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USH.16.A

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USH.23.A

Question 63

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Question 64

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Question 1

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He risked his personal reputation to serve his country in Vietnam.

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Question 8

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Question 9a

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The Cato Institute believes that humans must act quickly to address climate change.

Question 9b

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Question 15

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It reflected the government's desire to support foreign alcohol manufacturers.

Question 32

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By weakening international support for North Vietnam

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Question 35

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The atrocities committed against American soldiers held in prisoner-of-war camps

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Question 39

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Prominent scientists were united in agreements about how to proceed.

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Her judicial contributions led to the equal treatment of women in business.

Question 47a

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Question 47b

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Question 48

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Adolf Hitler

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Question 50

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The 1995 bombing of a federal building in Okalahoma City, Oklahoma

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Question 57

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To instruct immigrants about technology

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Question 62

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He used controversies about the war to draw attention to sporting events he was involved in.

It influenced city government designs based on successful business plans.

It led to the rise of activities that bypassed the political process.

It resulted in men and women remaining in traditional gender roles.

The authority of Congress to pass laws necessary for the general welfare

The ability of state legislatures to regulate interstate commerce

By supporting laws that promoted racial integration in public places

By supporting organizations that provided legal representation to African Americans

The ban violated the right to a jury trial in the Sixth Amendment.

The ban violated the equal protection and due process clauses found in the Fourteenth Amendment.

The ban violated the principle of federalism described in the Tenth Amendment.

The program would favor employment in government over jobs in private business.

U.S. citizens would experience unexpected wage losses.

U.S. businesses would be unable to hire new employees.

Companies lobbied to be able to hire non-Chinese workers.

Some industries had a reduced desire to impose tariffs on Chinese goods.

Some industries criticized the loss of Chinese workers.

Congress passed laws offering financial aid to veterans.

Congress passed laws establishing social security to reduce poverty among the elderly.

Congress passed laws establishing health care programs to provide services to people with disabilities.

It proves that amendments to the Constitution resolve issues affecting the democratic process.

It demonstrates how using litigation can secure fairer participation in the political process.

The granting of citizenship to American Indians

The building of transcontinental railroads

The relaxation of immigration quotas

The current court interfered with the work of local governments.

The current court obstructed the work of the other branches.

The current court was too youthful in its legal experience.

President Truman issues an executive order to desegregate the military.

President Truman orders the Supreme Court to rule on the constitutionality of affirmative action policies.

Women led the fight to combat propaganda during the Cold War.

Women organized protests against various forms of discrimination.

Women took on important roles in the investigation into the Watergate scandal.

By removing federal land restrictions to expand land available for cattle grazing

By providing federal tax incentives to replace trees with wheat crops

By eliminating federal farm subsidies to reduce the market prices of crops

To encourage cooperation with native populations

To establish grant programs for universities

Congress passed a law allowing farmers to charter railroad companies.

Congress passed the Interstate Commerce Act to regulate railroad prices.

They lobbied to keep immigrants from working.

They introduced effective agricultural and harvesting techniques.

They contributed to a federal commitment to improving science and technology education.

They reduced international tensions and conflict by encouraging exchanges of space technology.