SAT II Prep: 4 Flashcards

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1851 conference btwn U.S. and Native Americans

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tribes agreed not to migrate freely throughout the Plains anymore.

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Dred Scott v. Sanford

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Slave cannot gain freedom by moving to free state/territory, slaves=property, Founding Fathers did not intend for slaves to become citizens, Missouri Compromise violated 5th Amendment

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3
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Vanzetti and Sacco

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convicted of murder

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4
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GI Bill of Rights

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veterans can attend college

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5
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freedom of press in a republic

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example: disclosure of high crimes committed by Nixon administration

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6
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“gag rule”, 1837

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established by Democrats

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Confederacy in the Civil War

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hoped for a military alliance with Britain and France due to the Union having a larger industrial base than that of the Confederacy

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Phyllis Schlafly

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critic of the ERA, saying that it gave too much freedom to women that would result in unwanted consequences: i.e. a mandatory draft

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9
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Comstock Lode

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discovered 1857 in present-day Nevada

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George Rogers Clark in the Revolution

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captured forts Kaskaskia, Cahokia, and Vincennes.

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11
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Anasazis

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lived in houses of rock and adobe

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12
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Pierce

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incumbent president during the Gadsgen Purchase

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13
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Civilian Conservation Corps

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created to reform business and guard against another stock market crash

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Revolutionary War

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“We fight not to enslave, but to set a country free, and to make room upon the earth for honest men to live in.”

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15
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Orval Faubus, governor of Arkansas

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posted National Guard at Little Rock high school, closed Little Rock public schools for one school year, established private all-white schools in Little Rock, spoke out against forced integration of Arkansas schools. “Segregation today, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever.”

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16
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Korean War

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“Our diplomats and their advisers…lost sight of our tremendous stake in a non-Communist China….This House must now assume the responsibility of preventing the onrushing tide of communism from engulfing all of Asia

17
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American Colonization Society

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help free African Americans resettle in northwestern Africa

18
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American Indian movement, 1970s

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recovered thousands of acres of ancestral tribal lands in Maine and New Mexico

19
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National Recovery Act in 1933

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stabilize prices, create jobs through public-works projects, industries become self-regulating, raise wages

20
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Progressivism

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“Who pays the big election expenses of your congressman?…Do you imagine those who foot those huge bills are fools? Don’t you know that they make sure of getting their money back, with interest?”

21
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Articles of Confederation

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gave federal gov’t no control over revenue from the states

22
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Edith Wharton

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wrote about conspicuous consumption

23
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Lyndon B. Johnson

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integrated armed forces

24
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strike at Carnegie Steel Company (Homestead, PA, 1892)

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management locked workers out of the plant before replacing them with new workers and hiring guards to protect the plant