apush chapters 10,11, and 12 Flashcards

1
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Key transportation innovation of 1840s and 1850s

A

railroad

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2
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One product New England farms produced for cities of the North East

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[dairy, vegetables]

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3
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His court case strengthened the freedom of the press in the colonies

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[John Peter Zenger]

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4
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Led the Puritan colony of Massachusetts Bay

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[John Winthrop]

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5
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Transfer of plants, animals, and microbes around the world

A

columbian exchange

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6
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First attempt at inter-colonial government, failed in 1754

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albany plan

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7
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Proclaimed by Catholic proprietor to Protestant majority, this Maryland law that allowed freedom of worship for Christians

A

toleration act

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8
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Her novel exposed the horrors of slavery

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[Harriet Beecher Stowe]

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9
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Author of Last of the Mohicans and Deerslayer

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[James F. Cooper]

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10
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Leading southern romantic poet

A

edgar allan poe

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11
Q

Style of painting featuring the grandeur of Nature

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[Hudson River School]

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12
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European style of art that influenced the USA the most

A

romanticism

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13
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Those who opposed immigration, aka Know-Nothings

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[Nativists]

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14
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Historian’s term for growing separation in roles for men and women in the decades before the Civil War

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[cult of domesticity, separate spheres]

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15
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Region most affected by growth of cities and industry

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[Northeast]

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16
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Better communication, faster presses, more literacy encouraged the growth of this kind of newspaper

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[penny press]

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17
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Two countries responsible for most immigrants in the two decades before the Civil War

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[Germany, Ireland]

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18
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Meeting here sought the vote for women

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[Seneca Falls Convention]

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19
Q

According to your text, this poet was the most important person in transcendentalist movement

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[Emerson]

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20
Q

He isolated himself and wrote about it in Walden

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[Thoreau]

21
Q

DD Edward Jenner’s great contribution to medical science

A

[Vaccinations]

22
Q

Utopian community established in Mass. In 1841 by Transcendentalist George Ripley

A

[Brook Farm]

23
Q

First challenge to the national government’s authority to impose taxation

A

[Whiskey Rebellion]

24
Q

This uprising of Massachusetts farmers helped energize the movement for a new constitution

A

[Shays’ Rebellion]

25
Q

Madison, Hamilton, and Jay wrote them to support ratification of the Constitution

A

Federalist Papers

26
Q

Leader and organizer of the Federalists party, my name is

A

alexander hamilton

27
Q

Theme that dominated slave Christianity

A

[liberation from bondage]

28
Q

Founded by Joseph Smith, they are still thriving

A

[Mormons, or Church of Jesus Christ of Later Day Saints]

29
Q

Distinctive form of African-American religious music

A

[Spiritual]

30
Q

Led by Mother Ann Lee, this utopian community gained new popularity in the mid 19th century

A

[shakers]

31
Q

He led the movement of Mormons from IL to Salt Lake

A

[Brigham Young]

32
Q

Earliest historians such as Ulrich Philips, characterized slavery in this way

A

[kindly masters]

33
Q

Any individual who led a slave rebellion before 1860

A

[Proser, Vessey, Turner]

34
Q

Laws which restricted movement and assembly for slaves, as well as free blacks

A

[black codes]

35
Q

Term for “plain folks” who owned land, but not slaves

A

[yeoman farmers]

36
Q

They dominated Southern political and social life

A

[Planter Class]

37
Q

Key transportation innovation that connected the Midwest to New York City in the 1820s

A

[Erie Canal]

38
Q

Most valuable export for the USA in the 1840s, 1850s

A

[cotton]

39
Q

Before the 1840s, the main source of labor for the cotton factory in Lowell, MA

A

[daughters of farmers]

40
Q

Crop that grew with slavery

A

[cotton]

41
Q

Main transportation mode for moving the cotton crop to market

A

[rivers/steamboats]

42
Q

This magazine editor called for the South to diversify economically; it ignored him

A

[James DeBow]

43
Q

Most common, according to your book, form of slave resistance

A

[refusing to work hard, work slow]

44
Q

Term for the movement of slaver from the upper to lower South

A

[second middle passage]

45
Q

Leading white abolitionist, radical and uncompromising

A

[William Lloyd Garrison]

46
Q

He led efforts to reform the Mass. School System

A

[Horace Mann]

47
Q

Conservative abolition group, sought to resettle Blacks in Africa

A

[American Colonization Society]

48
Q

Religious movement that inspired much of the antebellum social reform

A

[Second Great Awakening]

49
Q

this tasty snack emerged from a social reform movement urging better diet: whole ground flour, fruits, vegetables

A

[Graham crackers]