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S.S. Final Flashcards

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Underground Railroad

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Escape route for slaves from the South to the North

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Robert E. Lee

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Commander in the Confederate Army

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Suffrage

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The right to vote for women

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Patriots

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People who opposed the British government

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North Geography

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Rocky Soil

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South Views on Slavery

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Supported Slavery

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Sherman’s March to Sea

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End of the Civil War

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

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Compromise of 1850

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Parliament

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British government body that colonists did not have representation in.

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

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Missouri Compromise

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

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The Intolerable Acts

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Federalist

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Someone who supports the American Constitution

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Jefferson Davis

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President of the Confederacy

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Sectionalism

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Loyalty one’s own region or section of a country

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Missouri Compromise

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Kept the number of slave and free states equal

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North Climate

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Warm summers, cold winters

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Boycott

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

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Escape route for slaves from the South to the North

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Underground Railroad

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Executive Branch

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Enforce laws

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

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Seneca Falls Convention

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Judicial Branch

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Interpret laws

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Anti-Federalist

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Someone who oppose of the American Constitution

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Groups that benefitted from reform movements

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Women, children, and African Americans

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

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Tea Act → Boston Tea Party → Intolerable Acts

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Reform movements time period

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1820s-1860s

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Stamp Act

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Taxed printed goods in 1765

27
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Battle of Gettysburg

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Turning point of the civil war

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Great Awakening

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Religious movement in the colonies in the 1700s

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Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony

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

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Reform

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To make changes, to improve

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South Economy

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Farming

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Religious movement in the colonies in the 1700s

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Great Awakening

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Legislative Branch

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Creates and passes down laws

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North Economy

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Factories

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Loyalist

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People who support the British government

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North Views on Slavery

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Opposed Slavery

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Choice between Kansas and Nebraska to allow slavery

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Kansas-Nebraska Act

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Abolition

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The movement to end slavery

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

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Proclamation of 1763

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

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

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

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To help repay British debt from the French and Indian War

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

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Boston Tea Party

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A tax on imported goods

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Tariff

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

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French and Indian War

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Secede

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To be removed

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Seneca Falls Convention

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

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

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Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony

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South Geography

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Rich + Fertile Soil

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South Climate

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Warm year-round

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Emancipation Proclamation

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Freed people who were enslaved in Confederate-held territory

51
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Frederick Douglass

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One of the most inspirational and moving abolitionist speakers

52
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Resulted in France losing all North American land. Split North American land between Spain and Britain

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Treaty of Paris

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