Social Studies Semester 2 Final Flashcards

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William Lloyd Garrison

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published an abolitionist newspaper called “The Liberator”

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

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Preserving freedom and democracy.

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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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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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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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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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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?

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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

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What was the difference between free African Americans in the north than the African Americans living in the South?
The North had the right to gather in groups as abolitionists.
26
What was the political debate over the states' rights?
Regional differences between the Northern and Southern states.
27
Why was the North willing to outlaw slavery compared to the south?
The south depended on the slaves for labor.
28
What was the outcome of the Dred Scott ruling in 1857?
Slaves were property of their owners and not considered citizens.
29
What was one result of the Emancipation Proclamation on the progress of the civil war?
200,000 African Americans joined the union army.
30
What advantages did the North have that helped them win the civil war?
More railroads, more soldiers, more factories, and more supplies.
31
What are 3 restrictions the Black Codes prevented Black people from doing?
Owning real estates, being part of the militia, and testifying in court.
32
What laws limited the rights guaranteed to African Americans?
Jim Crows Laws
33
What tactics did the KKK use to prevent African Americans from gaining power in the South after the civil war?
Intimidation and violence
34
How did the Freedman's Bureau help African Americans gain independence?
Taught them skills to find jobs and vote.
35
What is one failure of the reconstruction period?
Slaves lost freedoms they gained when slavery ended.