S.S. Final

Question 1

Underground Railroad

Answer 1

Escape route for slaves from the South to the North

Question 2

Robert E. Lee

Answer 2

Commander in the Confederate Army

Question 3

Suffrage

Answer 3

The right to vote for women

Question 4

Patriots

Answer 4

People who opposed the British government

Question 5

North Geography

Answer 5

Rocky Soil

Question 6

South Views on Slavery

Answer 6

Supported Slavery

Question 7

Sherman’s March to Sea

Answer 7

End of the Civil War

Question 8

California admitted as a free state
Slave trade abolished in DC
New fugitive slave law passed

Answer 8

Compromise of 1850

Question 9

Parliament

Answer 9

British government body that colonists did not have representation in.

Question 10

Maintain the balance of power between slave and free states in 1820

Answer 10

Missouri Compromise

Question 11

What was the British government’s response to the Boston Tea Party?

Answer 11

The Intolerable Acts

Question 12

Federalist

Answer 12

Someone who supports the American Constitution

Question 13

Jefferson Davis

Answer 13

President of the Confederacy

Question 14

Sectionalism

Answer 14

Loyalty one’s own region or section of a country

Question 15

Missouri Compromise

Answer 15

Kept the number of slave and free states equal

Question 16

North Climate

Answer 16

Warm summers, cold winters

Question 17

Boycott

Answer 17

To refuse to buy products, goods, or use the services of a merchant or a country

Question 18

Escape route for slaves from the South to the North

Answer 18

Underground Railroad

Question 19

Executive Branch

Answer 19

Enforce laws

Question 20

A women’s rights convention held in Seneca Falls, NY in 1848

Answer 20

Seneca Falls Convention

Question 21

Judicial Branch

Answer 21

Interpret laws

Question 22

Anti-Federalist

Answer 22

Someone who oppose of the American Constitution

Question 23

Groups that benefitted from reform movements

Answer 23

Women, children, and African Americans

Question 24

Put these events in chronological order: Boston Tea Party, Intolerable Acts, Tea Act

Answer 24

Tea Act → Boston Tea Party → Intolerable Acts

Question 25

Reform movements time period

Answer 25

1820s-1860s

Question 26

Stamp Act

Answer 26

Taxed printed goods in 1765

Question 27

Battle of Gettysburg

Answer 27

Turning point of the civil war

Question 28

Great Awakening

Answer 28

Religious movement in the colonies in the 1700s

Question 29

Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony

Answer 29

leaders of the women's right movement; fought for women's suffrage

Question 30

Reform

Answer 30

To make changes, to improve

Question 31

South Economy

Answer 31

Farming

Question 32

Religious movement in the colonies in the 1700s

Answer 32

Great Awakening

Question 33

Legislative Branch

Answer 33

Creates and passes down laws

Question 34

North Economy

Answer 34

Factories

Question 35

Loyalist

Answer 35

People who support the British government

Question 36

North Views on Slavery

Answer 36

Opposed Slavery

Question 37

Choice between Kansas and Nebraska to allow slavery

Answer 37

Kansas-Nebraska Act

Question 38

Abolition

Answer 38

The movement to end slavery

Question 39

Forbid the colonists to move west of the Appalachian Mountains; attempted to stop fighting between the colonists and natives.

Answer 39

Proclamation of 1763

Question 40

Why were the American colonists so upset about the practice of "taxation without presentation"?

Answer 40

The colonists did not have any say in the British government.

Question 41

British taxes on the American colonists were passed for what purposes?

Answer 41

To help repay British debt from the French and Indian War

Question 42

Patriot protest over the Tea Act, resulted in the destruction of hundreds of crates of tea.

Answer 42

Boston Tea Party

Question 43

A tax on imported goods

Answer 43

Tariff

Question 44

War between England, France, and the Native Americans. Resulted in more war debts for Britain.

Answer 44

French and Indian War

Question 45

Secede

Answer 45

To be removed

Question 46

Seneca Falls Convention

Answer 46

A women's rights convention held in Seneca Falls, NY in 1848

Question 47

leaders of the women's right movement; fought for women's suffrage

Answer 47

Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony

Question 48

South Geography

Answer 48

Rich + Fertile Soil

Question 49

South Climate

Answer 49

Warm year-round

Question 50

Emancipation Proclamation

Answer 50

Freed people who were enslaved in Confederate-held territory

Question 51

Frederick Douglass

Answer 51

One of the most inspirational and moving abolitionist speakers

Question 52

Resulted in France losing all North American land. Split North American land between Spain and Britain

Answer 52

Treaty of Paris