History Midterm Flashcards

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Samuel Morse inventions/impact

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Morse code + telegraph
changed how our country communicates

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Populist party : platform-silver/reasons

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farmers party, regulate railroads and banks

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Dred Scott v Sanford/14th Amendment

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Can’t sue because they aren’t a citizen. Seen as property

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Alfred T. Mahan /Book and Influence

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she said to skip

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5
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Indian removal/ reasons/ government response

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1830 Andrew Jackson, trail of tears

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land Acquisitions: Oregon, Florida, Texas, Mexican, Cession

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1845, Texas 1848, mexican cession

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Chronology: American revolution

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1775-1783 treaty of Paris

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Hiriam Rhodes reveals: significance

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First black senator

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9
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Second Great Awakening/ effects

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Religous revival, led to a reformation movement

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10
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Yorktown: significance/ time

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1781 and final battle of American revolution.

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The federalist papers: authors /purpose

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85 essays to convince people to ratify constitution
Hamilton, Maddison, Jay

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Salutary Neglect by Britain/ impact

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Monarchy ignored colonies. Allowed colonies to be independent

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Proclamation of 1763: effect

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Settlers coud not go west of the Appalachians; upset settlers

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Fort sumpter: impact

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First battle of the civil war and stated the civil war.

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15
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Due process of law: Amendments

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Prohibits government from taking away your rights. (life, liberty)

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Uncle Toms Cabin: impact

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book by Stowe, wrote about the events of southern slavery and sparked abolitionists.

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Era of good feelings: misnomer

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EOGF- beginning of J. Monroe presidency.

Misnomer- Panic of 1819

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Plantation system: economic impact

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one owner has a lot of slaves them work for them and he made a lot of money.

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Transcontinental railroad: impact

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connected the eat to the west during 1869 and helped transportation

20
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Chinese exclusion act: reasons

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  1. prohibits Chinese from immigrating

reasons, economic concerns/nativism

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Thomas Edison: inventions/ impact

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invented lightbulbs and created night life

22
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Alexis de Tocqueville: views on democracy

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frenchmen who admired democracy, wishes France would be the same

23
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Exodusters: who/why

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african Americans who migrated from the south to Kansas to escape discrimination

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Knights of labor: who/what?

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made for all skills+ people fought for better wages, conditions, Haymarket

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American federation of labor: who/what?
Made for skilled workers. Samuel Gompers
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Gilded age: characteristics/who/what?
Looks good on outside but very bad and corrupt on inside political corruption, low pay, bad conditions
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Seneca falls convention: purpose/ impact
for women demanding voting rights and started the women's sufferage movement.
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Captains of industry: Andrew Carnegie: social gospel
responsable for make life better for people in a fair way. Owned the Steele industry
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Indian schools: purpose/ impact
boarding school to assimilate Indians into american culture
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Colombian exchange: what, impact
exchange of plants, animals from old world to new world