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Washington’s first Secretary of the Treasury: Founder of the Federalist Party: His financial plan led to the movement of the capital to Washington D.C.

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Hamilton

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Revolt of farmers in Western Pennsylvania: proved the government would enforce the laws it passes

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Whiskey Rebellion

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One of first two political parties; most support from the south; hated tariffs; supported agriculture and the ideas Thomas Jefferson

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Democratic Republicans

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One of the first two political parties; most support from the north; supported tariffs and manufacturing; leader was Alexander Hamilton

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Federalists

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President Washington took this stance concerning the war between Great Britain and France.

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Neutrality

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Gave the US use of the Mississippi River

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Pinckney’s Treaty

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Was supposed to deal with the problem of British impressments but failed

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Jay’s Treaty

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An undeclared naval war between US and France

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Quasi War

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An event surrounding the French demanding bribes from the United States

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xyz affair

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President during XYZ affair and Quasi War

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Adams

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Laws passed by above president to keep people from complaining about him

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A and S Acts

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The idea of nullification was first presented in these documents

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VA and KY Resolutions

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Showed the peaceful transfer of power from one political party to the other

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Revolultion of 1800

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His impeachment showed judges could only be removed for criminal behavior

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Chase

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Established the principle of judicial review

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Marbury v. Madison

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President who acquired the Louisiana Purchase

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Jefferson

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Sent to explore the LA Purchase

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Lewis and Clark

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A group of Federalist that threatened secession over the LA Purchase

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Essex Junto

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Jefferson passed a __________________, halting all trade with Europe

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Embargo Act

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President during the War of 1812

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Madison

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Battle that proved the British were supplying weapons to Native Americans

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Tippecanoe

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Two Native American Leaders at Tippecanoe

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Tecumseh and the Prophet

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Major cause of the War of 1812

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Impressments

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Group of Congressmen that strongly supported entering the War of 1812

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War Hawks

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Led successful naval campaign on Great Lakes during War of 1812

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Oliver Perry

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City burned by the British during the War of 1812

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Washington D.C.

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Major US victory during War of 1812; fought after war was over

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New Orleans

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Hero of Battle of New Orleans

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Jackson

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Ends the War of 1812

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Treaty of Ghent

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Political Party that dies as a result of War of 1812

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Federalists

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Name given to time period after war of 1812: Presidency of James Monroe

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Era of Good Feelings

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Henry Clay’s plan for a nationwide transportation network

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American System

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upheld the constitutionality of “implied powers”

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McCulloch v. Maryland

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Chief Justice of the Supreme Court who greatly increased the power of the federal government over states.

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Marshall

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Gives Florida to the US

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Adams Onis Treaty

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Statement that said “Europe mind your own business and the US will mind theirs”

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Monroe Doctrine

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Connected New York City to the Great Lakes

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Erie Canal

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38
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Perfected the Steamboat

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Fulton

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39
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Inventor of Interchangeable Parts and the Cotton Gin

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Whitney

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First to make instant communication possible

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Morse

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Two slaves that led rebellions in the south

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Vassey and Turner

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The Great Compromiser

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Clay

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Free State according to Missouri Compromise

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Maine

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Slave State according to Missouri Compromise

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Missouri

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Line that Divided Free States from Slave States in the LA Purchase

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36-30

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Name given to the supposed deal between Henry Clay and John Quincy Adams during the Election of 1824

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Corrupt Bargain

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Political Party created to support Andrew Jackson after so-called corrupt bargain.

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Democrats

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Kinds of people AJ swore to help

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Common

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the practice of appointing people to government jobs on the basis of party loyalty and supported; Andrew Jackson was famous for using it

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Spoils System

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The Nullification Crisis erupted over the passage of a ___________________.

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Tariff

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Prior to the election of Andrew Jackson, most states lifted the ______________ requirement to be able to vote.

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Property

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_________________ was the state that threatened to secede over the so called “tariff of abominations.”

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South Carolina

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The court case of ________________________ said that the Cherokee Indians had rights to their land.

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Worcester v. Georgia

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Andrew Jackson ignored theSupreme Court and sent the Indians on the __________________ to Oklahoma.

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Trail of Tears

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As president, Andrew Jackson tried to get rid of the _________________ because he felt it only benefited the wealthy.

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National Bank

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During the early 1800’s many _____________________ immigrants came to America. They came to escape a potato famine and tended to settle in cites.

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IRISH

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During the early 1800’s many _____________________ immigrants came to America. They usually came with some money and were able to settle in the Midwest.

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GERMAN

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______________ is a term that refers to the strong dislike of foreigners.

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NATIVISM

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The __________________ was a movement that tried to get Americans to rededicate themselves to God. It was led by Charles G. Finney.

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SECOND GREAT AWAKENING

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________________ campaigned for the better treatment of prisoners and the insane.

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DIX

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_________________ is credited with starting the public school movement in Massachusetts and the rest of the US.

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MANN

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______________ is a synonym for prohibition or the movement to get rid of alcohol.

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TEMPERANCE

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The ____________________ is considered the first time women organized themselves in support of suffrage. It was led by ________________ and _______________.

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SENECA FALLS, MOTT, STANTON

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____________ was the leading white abolitionist. He wrote “The Liberator,” and focused on making slavery a moral issue.

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GARRISON

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_____________________ was an organization formed in support of freeing the slaves and moving them to Liberia.

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ACS

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The __________________ were abolitionists that saw first hand the horrors of slavery because they were raised on a plantation.

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GRIMKE SISTERS

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_____________ was the leading black abolitionist because of his ability to read and write.

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DOUGLASS

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____________________ refers to the idea that God had given the North American continent to Americans and wanted them to settle western land.

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MANIFEST DESTINY

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____________________ invented the steel plow, and _______________ invented the mechanical reaper.

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DEERE, MCCORMICK

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The ________________ was the most famous overland route from east to west.

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OREGON TRAIL

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_______________ is the founder of the Mormon religion, and _______________ leads the Mormons west to _______________ to avoid persecution.

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SMITH, YOUNG

72
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Texas won its independence from the country of _____________________.

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MEXICO

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__________________ was president during the Mexican War.

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POLK

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Fifty-four Forty or Fight, refers to a boundary dispute between the US and Great Britain over the future state of ___________________.

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OREGON

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As a result of the Mexican War, the US permanently gains land that will become the future states of _________________ and _______________.

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CALIFORNIA TEXAS

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The _______________________ is name of the compromise that brings California into the Union as a free state.

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1850

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________________ is the idea that people living in future states should decide the issue of slavery for themselves.

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POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY

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People that opposed the westward expansion of slavery were sometimes called _________________.

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FREE SOILERS

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The book __________________ by _________________ is often referred to as a major cause of the Civil War.

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UNCLE TOM’S CABIN, STOWE

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______________ was the most famous conductor on the Underground Railroad.

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TUBMAN

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The ________________ was a piece of land added to the US in order to build a southern route for the transcontinental railroad.

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GADSDEN PURCHASE

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_______________ is a term that refers to the state wide civil war that breaks out in the Midwestern US after popular sovereignty fails in that state.

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BLEEDING KANSAS

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____________________ was a Senator that was almost canned to death for giving an anti-slavery speech.

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SUMMNER

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The ____________________ was formed in 1854 to oppose the westward expansion of slavery and the Kansas Nebraska Act.

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REPUBLICAN PARTY

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The _____________________ was a supreme court case that said that slaves were nothing but property and could be taken into any state at anytime.

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DRED SCOTT

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_____________________ tried to capture the federal arsenal at Harpers Ferry and start a slave rebellion.

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BROWN

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The election of _____________________ in 1860 causes the first seven states to secede from the Union. __________________ is the first to secede.

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LINCOLN

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Northern Advantages during the Civil War

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INDUSRY, POPULATION, GOVERNMENT

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Southern Advantages during the Civil War

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HOMEFIELD, CAUSE, LEADERSHIP

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The battle of ____________________ is a turning point in the Civil War, because after this battle the Union controlled all of the Mississippi River.

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VICKSBURG

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_______________ is considered the turning point of the Civil War, because the south loses more soldiers during this battle than it could ever replace.

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GETTYSBURG

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__________________ is president of the Confederate States of America.

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DAVIS

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_______________ was the infamous POW camp in the South where thousands of people died during the civil war.

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ANDERSONVILLE

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During the Civil War a ________________ referred to a slave state that did not leave the Union.

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BORDER STATE

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The _____________________ freed the slaves in the South during the Civil War.

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EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION

96
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General _________________ introduced total war during his infamous “March to the Sea.”

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SHERMAN

97
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In 1865, Lee surrendered to Grant at _________________________, ending the Civil War.

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APPOMATTOX COURT HOUSE

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The period of rebuilding after the Civil War is known as ____________________________.

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RECONSTRUCTION

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The group of congressmen led by Thaddeus Stevens and Charles Sumner that wanted to guarantee the right of African Americans to vote were known as the ________________________.

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RADICAL REPUBLICANS

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The __________________ was established by the federal government to provide former slaves with food, clothing, shelter, and education after the Civil War.

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FREEDMAN’S BUREAU

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_________________________ amendment ended slavery

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13

102
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_________________________ amendment guaranteed citizenship/equal protection to African Americans

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14

103
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_________________________ amendment stated the right to vote could not be denied based on race, color, or previous condition of servitude.

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14

104
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___________________ was the first president to be impeached after he violated the ________________________ Act.

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JOHNSON, TENURE OF OFFICE ACT

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___________________ were northerners who moved south after the Civil War

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CARPETBAGGERS

106
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___________________ were owners of small farms that supported republican reforms during Reconstruction

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SCALAWAGS

107
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Reconstruction ended when ____________________ promised to remove ____________ from the south in order to be elected president. This deal is known as the _____________________.

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HAYES, TROOPS, COMPROMISE OF 1877

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