who was the 7th president?
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Who was the 7th president?
Andrew Jackson (D)
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What vocabulary term describes the idea of spreading political power to all the people and ensuring majority rule?
Jacksonian Democracy
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What was Jackson’s policy of giving government jobs to political backers known as?
Spoils System
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Which major issue of Jackson’s presidency is missing?
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Jackson
Indians
States’ rights (tariff)
National
bank
Which tribe was forced off its land as a result of Jackson ignoring the Supreme
Court’s decision in Worcester v. Georgia?
Cherokees
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Who was the leader of the States’ Rights movement during Jackson’s
Presidency?
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John C. Calhoun
(vice president)
The debate over
states’ rights aged
Calhoun quickly.
Southern states objected to the tariff because it benefitted the North. They even threatened to secede over the issue. They
called it the tariff of…
abomination
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John C. Calhoun said a state had the right to nullify, or reject, a federal law that it
considers unconstitutional. This is called the doctrine of _________________.nullification
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Jackson distrusted paper money and was opposed to the National Bank. He destroyed it by
withdrawing the money and depositing it in…
state banks (pet)
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NATIONAL BANK
The new Whig Party opposed
Andrew Jackson and portrayed him
as a …
king
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After our 8th president took office, the country panicked (Panic of 1837) and the economy suffered. Because of this, Van Buren earned the nickname “Martin Van
__________”Ruin
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Brigham Young helped what religious group move from New York to Salt Lake City,
Utah?
Mormons
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During Polk’s presidency the U.S. expanded to the Pacific Ocean. This fulfilled the
American belief that the U.S. had the God-given right to obtain the land. This belief
was known as…
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Over what issue was James K. Polk prepared to go to
war with Britain in the 1840s?
Oregon Territory
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What state entered the Union as a
slave state in 1845 which
would lead to conflict with
Mexico?
Texas
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“Mexico has invaded our territory and shed American blood upon American soil.”
What was the result of Polk’s address to Congress?
Mexican War
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What was the last piece of land added to accomplish Manifest Destiny?
The Gadsden Purchase
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Why did people move to California in 1849?
Gold Rush
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Which pull factor is related to religious and political turmoil?
Freedom
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These problems are a result of an
increasing ___________
Crime
OvercrowdingDisease
population
Disobeying a law you believe is morally wrong is known as ___________________.civil disobedience
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The renewal of religious faith in the 1790s and early 1800s was known as the…
Second Great Awakening
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What was the name of the campaign that worked to ban alcohol?
Temperance Movement
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Who said, “Education is the great equalizer?”
Horace Mann
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What vocabulary term describes the movement to end slavery?
Abolition
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Who was the abolitionist that
wrote an autobiographical
account of his life as a slave and published a newspaper called
The North Star?
Frederick Douglass
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William Lloyd Garrison published an abolitionist newspaper called…
The Liberator
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A secret network that was used by Harriet Tubman which assisted slaves in gaining their freedom was
called the…
Underground Railroad
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What meeting was organized by Elizabeth Cady Stanton in 1858 to discuss Women’s Rights?
Seneca Falls Convention
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What school in New York focused on the painting of nature?
Hudson River School
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Who was the 1800s environmentalist also known as the “bird guy”?
James Audobon
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What is this?
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Compromise of 1850
California enters as a free state
Fugitive Slave Act
Slavery banned in Washington
D.C.
Popular Sovereignty
decides slavery in territories
NORTH
LIKES
THIS
SOUTH
LIKES
THIS
NORTH
LIKES
THIS
SOUTH
LIKES
THIS
What is popular sovereignty?
People vote
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What is the 3rd map?
Kansas Nebraska Act
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As a result of the Kansas Nebraska Act, what territory would become a
battleground over slavery?
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Kansas
What do you see as a possible result of the purple spreading?
Slavery might spread
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In the 1857 court case Dred Scott v. Sandford, the Supreme Court ruled that
slaves were not citizens, they were…
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property
Harriet Beecher Stowe’s book
described the life and hardships of slaves. What is the name of
the book?
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What political party was formed in 1854 by opponents of slavery in the territories?
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Who did Abraham Lincoln debate in the 1858 Illinois Senate race?
Stephen Douglas
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In 1859, what abolitionist led a raid in Harpers Ferry, Virginia?
John Brown
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Who was the 16th president?Abraham Lincoln (R)
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As a result of Lincoln’s election, what did the South do?
Secede
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Which state was the first to secede?
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What country was formed by the states which seceded in 1861?
Confederate States of America
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Who was the President of the Confederate States of America?
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In his First Inaugural Address, what does Lincoln hope will not happen?
War
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What event is the quote describing?
Fort Sumter
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The bombing of Fort Sumter started the _______________.Civil War
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Who was the commanding general of the Confederate Army?
Robert E. Lee
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What were Missouri, Kentucky, West Virginia, Maryland, and Delaware called in the Civil War?
Border states
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Which side had more of the population?
UNION
CONFEDERACY
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Which side had more of the
manufacturing plants?
Union
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What advantage did the South have? (HINT: Foreign countries relied on it)
Cotton
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What plan is this map showing?
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What was the first major battle of the Civil War?
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BULL RUN
What southern general was a hero at the First Battle of Bull Run?
Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson
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Lee tried to capture Washington D.C. and it became the deadliest day in
American history. What battle was it?
Antietam
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The quote is from what document?
The Emancipation Proclamation
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What July 1863 battle was a result of Lee wanting to invade the North?
Gettysburg
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Later Lincoln remembered the dead in his speech, the…
Gettysburg Address
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What was the significance of the Siege of Vicksburg?
Union captures the Mississippi River
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Together Gettysburg and Vicksburg marked the ____________ ___________ of the war.turning point
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What Union general marched from Atlanta to the sea?
Sherman
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Where did Robert E. Lee surrender to Ulysses S. Grant?
Appomattox Court House, Virginia
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Which 3 amendments were passed during Reconstruction?
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Who assassinated Abraham Lincoln?
Booth
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What was the process the
federal government used
to readmit the Confederate states to the
Union?
Reconstruction
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What group in Congress wanted to punish the Southerners?
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Which of these two plans showed “malice toward none; charity for all?”
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What happened to
President Johnson when
he failed to follow the Tenure of
Office Act?
Impeached
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What were the Southern laws that were passed to limit the freedom of former
slaves known as?
Black Codes
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What secret group worked to keep former slaves powerless in the South in 1866?
Ku Klux Klan
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What vocabulary term describes a system in which landowners gave farm workers land, seed, and tools in return for a part of the
crops they raised?
Sharecropping
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“I had a reputation of
drinking too much,
but I began to win
battles out west. The
president heard
about me and put me
in charge of all Union
forces. I led us to
victory against the
rebellious South, and
later I became
president of the U.S.,
just like Washington
had done many years
before. Who am I?”
What ended Reconstruction?
Compromise of 1877
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U.S. soldiers are removed from the South (South likes that)
Rutherford B. Hayes is declared the winner (North likes that)
Compromise of 1877 settles the election
Election of 1876 is unresolved
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Name the effect.
SlaveryStates’ rights ?Secede
CAUSE CAUSE EFFECT
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Number these in the correct chronological order.
_____ a. Slavery is abolished
_____ b. Civil War
_____ c. Reconstruction ends
_____ d. Former slaves become citizens
_____ e. Former slaves get suffrage
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2
3
4
5
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Fort Sumter
is to is to
the Civil War
as
Lexington
?the
Revolutionary War
Complete the analogy.
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Complete the missing circle.
Maryland
MissouriKentucky
Border States___________
in the
Civil War
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a. Grant
b. Washington
c. Lee
d. Paine
Circle the term that does not belong.
TOPIC: Commanders or Generals
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Name the effect.
Worcester v. Georgia
American desire for
land ?Trail of Tears
CAUSE CAUSE EFFECT
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Number these in the correct chronological order.
_____ a. Gettysburg
_____ b. Appomattox Court House
_____ c. South secedes
_____ d. Fort Sumter
_____ e. Lincoln’s assassination
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2
3
4
5
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Eli Whitney
is to is to
the cotton gin
as
Robert Fulton
?the steamboat
Complete the analogy.
Civil
Rights
___________
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Complete the missing circle.
13th
15th14th
Amendments
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a. Bill of Rights
b. Indians
c. National Bank
d. Spoils System
Circle the term that does not belong.
TOPIC: Andrew Jackson
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Name the effect.
Potato famine
Land & opportunity ?Irish
immigrants
CAUSE CAUSE EFFECT
?
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Industry
is to is to
the North
as
Agriculture
the South
Complete the analogy.
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Name the effect.
South is destroyed
Desire for unity ?Reconstruction
CAUSE CAUSE EFFECT
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Jefferson
is to is to
the U.S.
as
Napoleon
?France
Complete the analogy.
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Grant
is to is to
the Union
as
Lee
?the
Confederacy
Complete the analogy.
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a. William Garrison
b. Frederick Douglass
c. Harriet Tubman
d. Ku Klux Klan
Circle the term that does not belong.
TOPIC: Abolitionists
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Complete the analogy.
Mayflower Compact
is to is to
Pilgrims
as
The Constitution
?Americans
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Complete the missing circle.
Gettysburg
AntietamVicksburg
Battles of the
_____________Civil War
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Complete the analogy.
“Stonewall” Jackson
is to is to
Bull Run
as
Andrew Jackson
?New Orleans
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“’Four score and seven years
ago…’ I thought it had a nice ring
to it, so I decided to start my
speech with that instead of ‘87
years ago.’ I think it worked out.”
Who am I?
Abraham Lincoln
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“Some people think I’m as beautiful
as a song can be.
Mine eyes have seen the Glory
of the coming of the Lord…”
What am I?
Battle Hymn
of the Republic
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“This bloody blockade has trapped
me in. The people who grow me
can’t export me, and if I’m not sold
the Confederacy will have a difficult
time supporting the war effort. This is
no way to treat a king!”
What am I?
Cotton
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“I must say that Mr. Lincoln has
done quite well for himself.
When we debated, I had my
doubts about him and his views
on slavery. What do I know?
Maybe he’s our greatest
president.”
Who am I?
Stephen Douglas
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“Oh, how it pains me, this decision
I must make. Slavery is an awful
thing, but how can I turn my back
on my beloved Virginia. I can’t. I
shall stand with the South.”
Who am I?
Robert E. Lee