Test Bank for American
Civilization An Introduction 8th
Edition By David Mauk, Alf
Tomas Tønnessen, John
Oakland (All Chapters 1-14,
100% Original Verified, A+
Grade)
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, American Civilization 8th Edition By David
Mauk; Alf Tomas Tønnessen; John Oakland
Table of Contents
1. The American Context
2. The Country
3. The People: Settlement and Immigration
4. The People: Women and Minorities
5. Religious Culture
6. Political Institutions: The Federal Government
7. Political Institutions: State and Local
Government
8. Foreign Policy
9. The Legal System
10. The Economy
11. Social Services
12. Education
13. The Media
14. Arts, Sports and Leisure Cultures
,Test Bank Part 1: MCQs
Test Bank for American Civilization 8th Edition By David Mauk; Alf Tomas Tønnessen; John Oakland
Chapter 1: The American Context
1 When did the American War of Independence end?
(A) 1759
(B) 1783
(C) 1815
(D) 1865
(E) 1918
Answer:
(B) 1783
Feedback: The other dates mark the conclusion of different conflicts.
2 The belief that the United States has a unique mission in the world is called what?
(A) Manifest Destiny
(B) Imperialism
(C) American Exceptionalism
(D) Capitalism
(E) Cold War
Answer:
(C) American Exceptionalism
Feedback: Although it reflects similar sentiments, Manifest Destiny refers to the belief that it was
the United States divinely ordained destiny to spread from coast to coast.
3 In the spring of 2020, which of the following did the American people considered to be the
biggest threat facing the country?
(A) Terrorism
(B) The spread of infectious diseases
(C) Cyberattacks from foreign countries
(D) Chinese influence and power
(E) Russian influence and power
Answer:
(B) The spread of infectious diseases
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Test Bank for American Civilization 8th Edition By David Mauk; Alf Tomas Tønnessen; John Oakland
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Feedback: All of these were considered major threats but at the onset of the global COVID 19 pandemic
the threat of infectious diseases topped the list.
4 During the 19th century, where did most immigrants to the US come from?
(A) Northwestern Europe
(B) India & Pakistan
(C) Central America
(D) South America
(E) China
Answer:
(A) Northwestern Europe
Feedback: Patterns of immigration have changed over time.
5 According to US Census Bureau estimates in 2019, which was the largest non-White group in
the country?
(A) Asians
(B) Latinos
(C) African Americans
(D) Native Hawaiians and other Pacific Islanders
(E) American Indian and Alaska Natives
Answer:
(B) Latinos
Feedback: African Americans come in second.
6 What is the approximate size of the US population?
(A) 240 million
(B) 300 million
(C) 309 million
(D) 331 million
(E) 530 million
Answer:
(D) 331 million
© 2022 .
Test Bank for American Civilization 8th Edition By David Mauk; Alf Tomas Tønnessen; John Oakland
Civilization An Introduction 8th
Edition By David Mauk, Alf
Tomas Tønnessen, John
Oakland (All Chapters 1-14,
100% Original Verified, A+
Grade)
This is The Only Original and
Complete Test Bank for 8th
Edition, All Other Files in the
Market are Fake/Old/Wrong
Edition.
Test Bank Part 1: MCQs with Answers
Test Bank Part 2: Essay Questions with
Answers
, American Civilization 8th Edition By David
Mauk; Alf Tomas Tønnessen; John Oakland
Table of Contents
1. The American Context
2. The Country
3. The People: Settlement and Immigration
4. The People: Women and Minorities
5. Religious Culture
6. Political Institutions: The Federal Government
7. Political Institutions: State and Local
Government
8. Foreign Policy
9. The Legal System
10. The Economy
11. Social Services
12. Education
13. The Media
14. Arts, Sports and Leisure Cultures
,Test Bank Part 1: MCQs
Test Bank for American Civilization 8th Edition By David Mauk; Alf Tomas Tønnessen; John Oakland
Chapter 1: The American Context
1 When did the American War of Independence end?
(A) 1759
(B) 1783
(C) 1815
(D) 1865
(E) 1918
Answer:
(B) 1783
Feedback: The other dates mark the conclusion of different conflicts.
2 The belief that the United States has a unique mission in the world is called what?
(A) Manifest Destiny
(B) Imperialism
(C) American Exceptionalism
(D) Capitalism
(E) Cold War
Answer:
(C) American Exceptionalism
Feedback: Although it reflects similar sentiments, Manifest Destiny refers to the belief that it was
the United States divinely ordained destiny to spread from coast to coast.
3 In the spring of 2020, which of the following did the American people considered to be the
biggest threat facing the country?
(A) Terrorism
(B) The spread of infectious diseases
(C) Cyberattacks from foreign countries
(D) Chinese influence and power
(E) Russian influence and power
Answer:
(B) The spread of infectious diseases
© 2022 .
Test Bank for American Civilization 8th Edition By David Mauk; Alf Tomas Tønnessen; John Oakland
, Test Bank for American Civilization 8th Edition By David Mauk; Alf Tomas Tønnessen; John Oakland
Feedback: All of these were considered major threats but at the onset of the global COVID 19 pandemic
the threat of infectious diseases topped the list.
4 During the 19th century, where did most immigrants to the US come from?
(A) Northwestern Europe
(B) India & Pakistan
(C) Central America
(D) South America
(E) China
Answer:
(A) Northwestern Europe
Feedback: Patterns of immigration have changed over time.
5 According to US Census Bureau estimates in 2019, which was the largest non-White group in
the country?
(A) Asians
(B) Latinos
(C) African Americans
(D) Native Hawaiians and other Pacific Islanders
(E) American Indian and Alaska Natives
Answer:
(B) Latinos
Feedback: African Americans come in second.
6 What is the approximate size of the US population?
(A) 240 million
(B) 300 million
(C) 309 million
(D) 331 million
(E) 530 million
Answer:
(D) 331 million
© 2022 .
Test Bank for American Civilization 8th Edition By David Mauk; Alf Tomas Tønnessen; John Oakland
