American History 1, Bench 3 Flashcards

1
Q

Native American Indian who complained about white men who would destroy Indian villages and his determination to resist was _____.

A

Kanache

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2
Q

Railroads, canals, and overland roads were all referred to as _____.

A

Internal improvements

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3
Q

An iron horse referred to as ____.

A

a steam railroad locomotive

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4
Q

During the early national era, agriculture expanded in the ______ region of America with the aid of new technology and machines

A

Midwest

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5
Q

This invention changed the southern states into a thriving region of agricultural cash crop production.

A

cotton gin

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6
Q

He strengthened foreign policy with his doctrine in 1823.

A

James Monroe

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7
Q

His slave revolt resulted in harsher slave codes.

A

Nat Turner

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8
Q

His invention radically altered the southern economy towards production of cash crops.

A

Eli Whitney

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9
Q

He was an escaped slave who became an widely known abolitionist.

A

Frederick Douglass

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10
Q

The ______ attempted to place restrictions on the expansion of slavery into the Louisiana Territory during the early national era.

A

Missouri Compromise

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11
Q

During the John Quincy Adams administration, many believed that politicians had made a _____ allowing Henry Clay obtain an important government position in exchange for political support during the election.

A

Corrupt Bargain

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12
Q

During the 1820s, political _______ more than doubled.

A

political particiaption

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13
Q

The _____ occurred when huge numbers of Cherokee and other Native American Indians were forced to remove from their native lands and move en mass to Oklahoma.

A

Trail of Tears

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14
Q

During the mid-1800s, many _____ left Europe for political and economic freedom found in the United States.

A

German and Irish immigrants

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15
Q

She was important for womens’ education in the early 1800s.

A

Emma Willard

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16
Q

She was important in the prison reform movement in the early 1800s.

A

Dorothea Dix

17
Q

She was important in the women’s rights movement in the mid-1800s.

A

Elizabeth Cady Stantion

18
Q

This was an important abolitionist newspaper and journal in the mid-1800s.

A

The Liberator

19
Q

The Old Spanish Trail, Oregon Trail, California Trail, Santa Fe Trail, Mormon Trail, all were referred to as ______ during the mid-1800s.

A

Western Overland Trails

20
Q

list four examples of Manifest Destiny

A

Gold Rush
Texas Revolution
Western Overland migration
Mexican War

21
Q

This was the route for many slaves to escape to freedom.

A

Underground Railroad