Social Studies Semester 2 Final Flashcards

1
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William Lloyd Garrison

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published an abolitionist newspaper called “The Liberator”

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2
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What did Abraham Lincoln mean by “A house divided” statement?

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The U.S. would become either all slave or free states.

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3
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What was “the great task” in the Gettysburg Address?

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Preserving freedom and democracy.

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4
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How did Lincoln want to add the southern states back into the union after the civil war?

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He wanted to admit them back into the union without punishing them.

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5
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What contributed to Andrew Carnegie’s success as a business owner

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He controlled the nation’s steel industry and bought out his competitors/suppliers

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6
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Andrew Jacksons beliefs about the national bank

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Believed that it was too powerful

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Andrew Jacksons beliefs about the Native Americans.

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Forceful and coersive removal of the Native Americans to the West.

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What did Daniel Websters speech about liberty and union refer to?

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The break up of the union.

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9
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Suffrage

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A movement so women could have the right to vote. Elizabeth Stanton.

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10
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Manifest Destiny

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God given right to extend the Nations boundaries from the east to west coast.

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11
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Homestead Act

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Pulled many newly freed slaves west

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12
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Nullification

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States ignore or refuse to follow the federal law.

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13
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Appomattox

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General Lee surrendered to Grant and it ended the civil war.

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14
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Unions

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Industrial workers created these for better pay, working conditions, and hours.

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15
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What change did the election of 1828 bring to the average American?

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A shift in political power from elites to the average American.

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16
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What is one of the causes of War between the U.S. and Mexico?

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Mexico resented the annexation of the Lone Star Republic (Texas) by the U.S.

17
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Where were the textile mills located in the Northeast during the 1800s?

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Near Rivers

18
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What did the growth of railroads contribute the most to in the U.S. in the mid-1800s?

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The contributed to the development of U.S. cities

19
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What are some of the causes that pushed people to the U.S from Europe?

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Population Growth, crop failures, and the Industrial Revolution

20
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Why did most immigrants settle in the Northeast in the mid-1800s?

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Most manufacturing jobs were in the North.

21
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How did African Americans respond to the discrimination in white churches in the mid-1800s?

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They created their own churches.

22
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The cotton Gin sped up the process of what?

A

Removing seeds

23
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What led to an increase in cotton production by increasing the profitability of the crop?

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The invention of the Cotton Gin

24
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Who controlled Southern society before the civil war?

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Wealthy plantation owners

25
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What was the difference between free African Americans in the north than the African Americans living in the South?

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The North had the right to gather in groups as abolitionists.

26
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What was the political debate over the states’ rights?

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Regional differences between the Northern and Southern states.

27
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Why was the North willing to outlaw slavery compared to the south?

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The south depended on the slaves for labor.

28
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What was the outcome of the Dred Scott ruling in 1857?

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Slaves were property of their owners and not considered citizens.

29
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What was one result of the Emancipation Proclamation on the progress of the civil war?

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200,000 African Americans joined the union army.

30
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What advantages did the North have that helped them win the civil war?

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More railroads, more soldiers, more factories, and more supplies.

31
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What are 3 restrictions the Black Codes prevented Black people from doing?

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Owning real estates, being part of the militia, and testifying in court.

32
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What laws limited the rights guaranteed to African Americans?

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Jim Crows Laws

33
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What tactics did the KKK use to prevent African Americans from gaining power in the South after the civil war?

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Intimidation and violence

34
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How did the Freedman’s Bureau help African Americans gain independence?

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Taught them skills to find jobs and vote.

35
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What is one failure of the reconstruction period?

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Slaves lost freedoms they gained when slavery ended.