Spring Semester Final Flashcards

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Who was the author of the Declaration of Independence and the third president

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Thomas Jefferson

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What was Washington’s view of political parties and foreign alliances?

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Permanent alliances with foreign countries should be avoided. Parties will split the nation

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What was the order of presidents Washington-Jackson

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Washington 
Adams 
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Quincy Adams 
Jackson
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What was the northwest ordinance of 1787?

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New state are considered equal to existing states

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Who created and favored the National Bank? What political party was he from?

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Alexander Hamilton

Federalist

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Why was Marbury vs. Madison landmark Supreme Court Case?

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Judicial review

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What was the affect and importance of McColluch v. Maryland and Gibbons v. Ogden?

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Stronger federal government

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Who determined the winner of the election of 1800? Who were the winner and loser?

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Thomas Jefferson won
Loser was Burr
The House of Representatives decided

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Who sold the lousiana purchase? Who bought it? Who explored it? Who was Sacajawea and what she do?

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Thomas Jefferson bought
Napoleon sold
Lewis and Clark explored
Sacagagawea helped

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What was the embargo act?

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U.S. Farmers suffered from not being able to sell goods overseas.

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Cause of the war of 1812? Effects? Who was the president?

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Cause: British helped native Americans attack Americans. Impressed soldiers. Blockade.

Effect: increase In manufacturing, Native American resistance weakened, patriotism increased

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Who was dolly Madison and what us she most known for?

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The First Lady who saved important items in the White House (painting of George Washington)

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Who wrote the Star-Spangled Banner?

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Francis Scott key

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What was the Monroe doctrine? What area was it trying to protect?

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Us would not allow further colonization in the Western Hemisphere

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What is manifest destiny?

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The belief that America should own all the land from sea to shining sea. Growing west, lousiana purchase, advances intranspertation.

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What were the main ideas behind Jacksonian democracy?

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Strong presidency, spoils system

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How did political cartoons usually portray Jackson?

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Like a king

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What was the nullification crisis? Who was the president? What was the conflict caused by? What state was involved?

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Disagreement over tariffs
Andrew Jackson
South Carolina

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What was the spoils system who used it?

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Practice of rewarding his political backers

Andrew Jackson

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Indian removal act of 1830? Why was it so popular among Americans? Affect? What was the trail of tears

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The removal of Indians to reservations Americans wanted the Indian land. Made them lose their homes. Trail the Indians took to leave.

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How did improved transportation affect the nation? Communication?

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Movement of people and products cheaper and easier. Encourages national unity. Enabled different regions to specialize in certain products.

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What was the Cotten gin? Who invented it? How did it affect the nation and slave labor?

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Cleaned cotton
Encouraged the growth of textile mills
More cotton

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Who invented the telegraph? What was it’s affect on the nation?

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Samuel b. morse

Long distances

23
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Who were Mormons? Where did they settle?

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Religious group that was prosecuted in England

West

24
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How did the gold rush effect California?

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Miners deprived many Californians of their legal rights and land while miners forced non-whites off their claims miners hunter and killed Indians

25
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Why did Stanton and Mott organize the Seneca falls convention?

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Women’s rights

26
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Who was Harriet Tubman and what reform movement did she support?

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Escaped slave who helped other slaves escape
Abolitionist
(Underground railroad)

27
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What did the women’s rights and abolitionist movements have in common?

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They both movements that were denied rights by law. Women make up the most of each groups. Temperance supported both.

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Why were sojourner truth and Frederick Douglas such effective abolitionist speakers?

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They were freed slaves

29
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Who was Dorothea Dix? How were the the mentally ill treated before and after?

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Treated as criminals

Created mental hospitals

30
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How was the father of public education?

A

Horace Mann

31
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What reform movements did sojourner truth support?

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Abolitionists and women’s rights

32
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Who wrote uncle toms cabin?

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Harriet Beecher Stowe

33
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What was the Missouri compromise? It’s effect?

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30/36 latitude line

Missouri slave main free

34
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Compromise of 1850? It’s effect?

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California admitted as a free state
Fugitive slave act
No slaves in dc

35
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Kansas Nebraska act? It’s effect? Popular sovereignty?

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Vote on issue of slavery
Violence
The belief that people living in a region should decide issues

36
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Dred Scott case? Land mark case?

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Slaves not citizens

Increased tension between slave and free states

37
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Who won 1860 election?

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Lincoln

38
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What state was the first to secede

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South Carolina

39
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Union president and general

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Lincoln and Ulysses s. Grant

40
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Confederate

President and general

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Jefferson Davis

Robert e lee

41
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What was the starting point of the civil war? Where was it located?

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Fort Sumter

South Carolina

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What is the emancipation proclamation? What was its effect on the nation?

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Freed slaves in the south

Confed states

43
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Where was vicksberg located? What was its effect on the south? Who won the battle of vicksberg?

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Mississippi
Captured miss river
Union

44
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Where did the lee surrender to Grant?

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Appomattox court house

45
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Who assassinated president Lincoln? Where did it happen?

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John Wilkes Booth fords theatre

46
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Sectionalism

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Person puts interest of region ahead of the country

47
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Secede

A

Leave withdraw

48
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Industrialization

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Machine production large facilities and workers

49
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Agriculture

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South

50
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Manufacturing

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North

51
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Plantation

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Growth of slavery and cotton

52
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Tariff

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Tax on imported goods favored by north

53
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Temperance

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Alcohol causes poverty and crime

54
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Territorial growth

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Lousiana p
Trail west
Tx, California