apush chapters 10,11, and 12 Flashcards

1
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Key transportation innovation of 1840s and 1850s

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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

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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

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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

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edgar allan poe

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11
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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

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

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[Emerson]

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20
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He isolated himself and wrote about it in Walden

21
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DD Edward Jenner’s great contribution to medical science

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[Vaccinations]

22
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Utopian community established in Mass. In 1841 by Transcendentalist George Ripley

A

[Brook Farm]

23
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First challenge to the national government’s authority to impose taxation

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[Whiskey Rebellion]

24
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This uprising of Massachusetts farmers helped energize the movement for a new constitution

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[Shays’ Rebellion]

25
Madison, Hamilton, and Jay wrote them to support ratification of the Constitution
Federalist Papers
26
Leader and organizer of the Federalists party, my name is
alexander hamilton
27
Theme that dominated slave Christianity
[liberation from bondage]
28
Founded by Joseph Smith, they are still thriving
[Mormons, or Church of Jesus Christ of Later Day Saints]
29
Distinctive form of African-American religious music
[Spiritual]
30
Led by Mother Ann Lee, this utopian community gained new popularity in the mid 19th century
[shakers]
31
He led the movement of Mormons from IL to Salt Lake
[Brigham Young]
32
Earliest historians such as Ulrich Philips, characterized slavery in this way
[kindly masters]
33
Any individual who led a slave rebellion before 1860
[Proser, Vessey, Turner]
34
Laws which restricted movement and assembly for slaves, as well as free blacks
[black codes]
35
Term for “plain folks” who owned land, but not slaves
[yeoman farmers]
36
They dominated Southern political and social life
[Planter Class]
37
Key transportation innovation that connected the Midwest to New York City in the 1820s
[Erie Canal]
38
Most valuable export for the USA in the 1840s, 1850s
[cotton]
39
Before the 1840s, the main source of labor for the cotton factory in Lowell, MA
[daughters of farmers]
40
Crop that grew with slavery
[cotton]
41
Main transportation mode for moving the cotton crop to market
[rivers/steamboats]
42
This magazine editor called for the South to diversify economically; it ignored him
[James DeBow]
43
Most common, according to your book, form of slave resistance
[refusing to work hard, work slow]
44
Term for the movement of slaver from the upper to lower South
[second middle passage]
45
Leading white abolitionist, radical and uncompromising
[William Lloyd Garrison]
46
He led efforts to reform the Mass. School System
[Horace Mann]
47
Conservative abolition group, sought to resettle Blacks in Africa
[American Colonization Society]
48
Religious movement that inspired much of the antebellum social reform
[Second Great Awakening]
49
this tasty snack emerged from a social reform movement urging better diet: whole ground flour, fruits, vegetables
[Graham crackers]