Quarterly Review 3.29.15 Flashcards

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Define Judicial Review

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The right of the courts to declare laws unconstitutional

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Define Virtual Representation

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Every member in Parliament equals every British subject

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Define Nativism

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Fear of foreigners

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Describe Shay’s Rebellion

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Rebellion of farmers in Massachusetts that convinced many Americans for the need of a stronger central government

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Describe Nullification Crisis (1832-1833)

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South Carolina threaten to nullify the tariff and secede

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Describe Impressment

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The British taking American sailors off ships and forcing them to serve in the British Navy

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Describe War Hawks

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Congressman who wanted to go to war with Britain

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What three things came out of the Missouri Compromise

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36-30 line
Maine free
Missouri slave

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Describe the Trail of Tears

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Andrew Jackson’s Indian removal act that forced eastern tribes to move west

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Who is John Marshall?

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Chief Justice of the Supreme Court for 35 years who increased the power of the courts and federal government

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Cultivation of tobacco in Jamestown resulted in all of the following except

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A diverse economy

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Define predestination

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Destined to be saved

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Define conversion

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Intense experience that indicated you were one of the elect

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Define Antinomianism

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The idea that since you are predestined to make it into heaven, you do not have to obey any laws because you will be saved the matter what

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Sir Edmund Andros is associated with the

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Dominion of New England

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John Peter Zenger case associated with

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Freedom of the press

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What was the Proclomation of 1763

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Can’t settle west of Appalachian mountains

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What did the Declaratory Act declare

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Parliaments right to tax the colonies

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What was the key victory that got us the alliance with France

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Saratoga

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Why did many Federalists oppose the new constitution

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Lacked bill of rights

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What were the Virginia and Kentucky resolutions written in response to

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Alien and Sedition acts

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What section of the country was most opposed to the war of 1812

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New England states

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What are the results of the Missouri compromise

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36-30 line

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Jackson inauguration as president symbolized the

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Newly won ascendency of the masses

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Native born Protestant Americans resented the Irish because

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They were catholic

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During the war of 1812 what did the British attacking on Baltimore inspire

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The star spangled banner

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What was one of the arguments against a exiting Texas to the U.S.?

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It might give more power to the supporters off slavery

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Marshalls supreme courts limited

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States rights

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Who was the new jersey delegate who played an important role

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William Patterson

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Who was known as the father of the constitution

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James Madison

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Who was involved in the corrupt bargain

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Adams becomes president and appoints Henry clay Secretary of State

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What section of the country hated tariffs

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The south

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How was the Great Compromise a compromise

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argueing between big and little states over power in government; big states say rep should be based on size;split legislative branch in two parts- house of representatives, to appease big states; then the senate appeals to the small states

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How was the three fifths compromise a compromise?

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the southern want to count slaves as population to get more representatives in the House of Representatives, and more electoral college votes. 3/5 slaves count for population

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How was the electoral college a compromise?

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State legislator appoints electoral college members; tried to get a buffer of people who could decide; this way they got smarter people than the average voter. Bigger states have more electoral votee