Vocab Quiz #2 (C's-G's) Flashcards

1
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Man who became extremely wealthy by bringing mass production of steel to the US

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Andrew Carnegie

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2
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Northerners who moved to the South after the Civil War

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Carpetbaggers

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3
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Native American tribe forced by Andrew Jackson to move to Oklahoma against their will

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Cherokee

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4
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Agreement that allowing CA into the US as a free state, allowed popular sovereignty in lands from Mexico, ended the slave trade in DC and called for a stricter Fugitive Slave Law

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Compromise of 1850

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5
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This agreement gave the Presidency to the Republicans in exchange for the removal of Union troops in the South

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Compromise of 1877

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6
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William Jennings Bryan’s famous Populist speech calling for silver to be added to the gold standard

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Cross of Gold Speech

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7
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Law stating that Native Americans could keep their land if they could live like white people for 25 years

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Dawes Act

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8
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Segregation enforced by society rather than by law

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De facto segregation

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9
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Document announcing to the world that the US was no longer a part of Great Britain

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Declaration of Independence

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10
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To be stripped of your right to vote

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Disenfranchised

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11
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Slave who sued for his freedom before the Civil War - he was told he could not sue because he was property

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Dred Scott

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12
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Portion of the Constitution stating that Congress can do anything “necessary and proper”

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Elastic Clause

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13
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Abraham Lincoln was elected President

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Election of 1860

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14
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Reacting against Reconstruction policies that were lenient toward the South, the US voted the Radical Republicans into office

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Election of 1866

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15
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Along with Lucretia Mott, she led the Seneca Falls Convention calling for greater equality for women

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Elizabeth Cady Stanton

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16
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Freedom from slavery

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Emancipation

17
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Lincoln’s announcement that all slaves in hostile states would be freed after January 1, 1863

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Emancipation Proclamation

18
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Freed slaves who moved west to Kansas after the Civil War

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Exodusters

19
Q

Type of government in which power is shared between states and a central government

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Federalism

20
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Articles written in the late 1700’s to support the ratification of the US Constitution

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Federalist Papers

21
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Political party that followed Alexander Hamilton and believed the Constitution should be interpreted loosely

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Federalists

22
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Political Party that followed Thomas Jefferson and believed that the Constitution should be interpreted strictly

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Democratic Republicans

23
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Escaped slave who became a prominent abolitionist speaker and author

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Frederick Douglass

24
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Government organization designed to help poor former slaves and sharecroppers get on their feet after the Civil War

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Freedman’s Bureau

25
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The position of people who weren’t abolitionists, but didn’t want slavery to spread into any new territories

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Free-Soil

26
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War between the French and the British that cost so much, England taxed the colonies to pay for it

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French & Indian War

27
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Site of a Civil War battle where the 54th Massachusetts Regiment proved their bravery by sacrificing their lives

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Ft. Wagner

28
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Law that northerners must return runaway slaves to their former masters

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Fugitive Slave Law

29
Q

Rule in Congress before the Civil War stating that slavery could not be discussed at all

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Gag Rule

30
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Gettysburg

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Bloodiest battle of the Civil War - Stopped Lee’s advance into the Union