Vocab Quiz 4 - Review Questions for Brainscape Flashcards

1
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English document that greatly limited the power of the King

A

Magna Carta

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2
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The belief that God wanted the US to control all land between the Atlantic and the Pacific

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Manifest Destiny

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3
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Supreme Court decision that gave the power of judicial review to the Court

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Marbury v. Madison

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4
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When Sherman marched Union troops from Atlanta to Savannah and destroyed everything in his way

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March to the Sea

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5
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Agreement signed by the Pilgrims that they would submit to the government

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Mayflower Compact

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6
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Term for the land added to the US after the Mexican-American War

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Mexican Cession (land added to US)

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7
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Agreement that allowed Missouri into the US as a slave state, Maine as a free state, and drew the 36 30 line to divide free/slave territory

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Missouri Compromise

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8
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The concept that Europe should no longer colonize or interfere with the Western hemisphere

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Monroe Doctrine

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9
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Slave who led a violent and bloody uprising - his revolt caused the south to crack down on priveliges for slaves

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Nat Turner

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10
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Hamilton and Jefferson disagreed about whether or not the US Constitution allowed the government to create this

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National Bank

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11
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Proposal at the Constitutional Convention that would have given all states an equal number of representatives

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New Jersey Plan

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12
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River that Mexico claimed was the southern border of Texas

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Nueces River

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13
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Southern states claimed that they could ignore federal laws they disagreed with. This was called __________.

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Nullification

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14
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Law that gave land to the railroads as long as they used it to build a transcontinental railroad.

A

Pacific Railway Act

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15
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Southern term for slavery

A

Peculiar Institution

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16
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Final battle of the Civil War

A

Petersburg

17
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Case where the Supreme Court declared Jim Crow laws to be legal

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Plessy v. Ferguson

18
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Organizations that set up political officials and secured votes for them (often from immigrants)

A

Political Machines

19
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Another term for a voting fee

A

Poll Taxes

20
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Political movement in the late 1800’s that represented farmers.

A

Populists

21
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Political movement that called for greater government involvement in society to fix issues like poverty and sanitation.

A

Progressives

22
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Religious movement found primarily in colonial New England

A

Puritans

23
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Religious group that believed all people have an “inner light” - As a result, they were some of the first abolitionists

A

Quakers

24
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Republicans after the Civil War who wanted to treat the South like conqured territory & punish them for wrongdoing

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Radical Republicans

25
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The process of recognizing a law or a Constitution as binding

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Ratification

26
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Period of time after the Civil War when the South was gradually readmitted to the Union

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Reconstruction

27
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Political party formed from a combination of former northern Democrats and the Liberty Party - they nominated Lincoln in 1860

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Republican Party

28
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River that the US claimed was the southern boundary of Texas

A

Rio Grande River

29
Q

Founder of Standard Oil - Often called a “Robber Baron” or “Captain of Industry”

A

Rockefeller

30
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Belief that even rulers must obey the law

A

Rule of Law