Final Exam Review Part 8 Flashcards

1
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Lamar’s administration resulted in

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a soaring national debt.

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2
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A difficult political issue for the US in the annexation of Texas was

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slavery.

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3
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There were two competing offers presented to the Convention of 1845 annexation or

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recognition of the Republic of Mexico.

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4
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The most popular political party in Texas in the 1840’s and 1850’s was

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the Democratic Party.

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5
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The annexation resolution made Texas agree to reduce its public debt by

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raising taxes.

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6
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Under the new constitution, corporations

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could only operate with permission from the legislature.

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7
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The economy of the northern US depended heavily on

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commerce and manufacturing.

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8
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President Tyler and some other Americans feared that

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Great Britain was gaining too much influence in Texas.

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9
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The US Senate voted in the summer of 1844 to

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demand that Britain leave Texas alone.

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10
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The belief that it was American’s divine right to annex Texas referred to

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manifest destiny.

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11
Q

The columnist who wrote in favor of annexation in the New York Sun was

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Jane McManus Cazneau

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12
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The document created by the US Congress in 1844 to approve annexation was a

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joint resolution, which required only a simple majority.

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13
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The first governor of the state of Texas was

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James Pinckney Henderson

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14
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At the convention of 1845, which wrote the state constitution, Jose Antonio Navarro was

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the only delegate from San Antonio.

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15
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The new constitution required the state legislature to meet

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every two years.

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16
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Under Texas law, which stemmed from old Spanish laws, married women

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could own property separate from their husbands.

17
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The South thought that it could win the war because

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it had skilled military men and could fight a defensive war.

18
Q

Sam Houston warned Texans that

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the North was determined to keep the Union together.

19
Q

The South’s greatest resource for trade with the world was

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cotton.

20
Q

General William Tecumseh Sherman is remembered for

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his destructive march through Georgia and the Carolinas.

21
Q

At the end of the war, Texas was

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in a state of political and economic collapse.

22
Q

Most major battles of Civil War took place

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east of the Mississippi.

23
Q

General Ulysses Grant fought hard for control of

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the Mississippi River valley.

24
Q

Grant’s army and a fleet of ironclad ships split the Confederacy in two with the capture of

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Vicksburg.

25
Q

General henry H Sibley and a force of Texas were defeated by Union forces at

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Shiloh.