american republic 8th grade - final exam review

0.0(0)
studied byStudied by 1 person
learnLearn
examPractice Test
spaced repetitionSpaced Repetition
heart puzzleMatch
flashcardsFlashcards
Card Sorting

1/85

encourage image

There's no tags or description

Looks like no tags are added yet.

Study Analytics
Name
Mastery
Learn
Test
Matching
Spaced

No study sessions yet.

86 Terms

1
New cards

Stephen Douglas

  • Illinois senator who debated Lincoln

  • Proposed Kansas-Nebraska Act

2
New cards

Abraham Lincoln

  • 16th president of the US

  • Republican president elected in1860

  • Issued Emancipation Proclamation freeing all salves

  • Gave “Four score and seven years ago” speech at Gettysburg Cemetery dedication

3
New cards

Dred Scott

  • Former slave whose case went to the Supreme Court

  • Court said:

    • moving into a free state did not make a slave free

    • blacks had no rights

    • waere not citizens so could not sue in court

4
New cards

Alexander Stephens

Vice president of the Confederate States

5
New cards

Harriet Tubman

Runaway slave who helped others escape

6
New cards

Jefferson Davis

President of the Confederate States

7
New cards

Frederick Douglas

Runaway slave who started an abolitionist newspaper

8
New cards

James Buchanan

President who did not act to prevent sucession

9
New cards

John Brown

Abolitionist leader who led the raid at Harper’s Ferry

10
New cards

Harriet Beecher Stowe

Author of “Uncle Tom’s Cabin”

11
New cards

Clara Barton

Nurse who started the Red Cross

12
New cards

Appomattox Courthouse

site of Lee’s surrender

13
New cards

Gettysburg

  • 3 day battle in Pennsylvania

  • Turning point in war

  • Pickett’s Charge

14
New cards

First Ball Run

  • First battle of the Civil War

  • Confederate victory

15
New cards

Chancellorsville

  • Battle in Virginia

  • Site of Stonewall Jackson’s fatal wound

16
New cards

Antietam

Bloodiest one-day battle of the war

17
New cards

Robert E. Lee

  • Confederate general of the Army of Northern Virginia

  • Surrendered at Appomattox Courthouse

18
New cards

Andrew Johnson

  • Lincoln’s running mate in 1864

  • Became president after Lincoln’s death

19
New cards

John Wilkes Booth

  • Assassinated Lincoln

  • Was shot in a barn

20
New cards

Ulysses S. Grant

  • Commander of the Union Army

  • Accepted Lee’s surrender

  • Became president in 1868

  • Presidency was considered negatively because of many scandals

21
New cards

Overseer

person who distributed the work for slaves

22
New cards

Gang

system where slaves worked in large groups

23
New cards

Task

system where slaves work on specific jobs

24
New cards

Antebellum

before the war

25
New cards

Spirituals

songs slaves wrote about their condition

26
New cards

Freedmen

former slaves

27
New cards

Scalawags

white southerner who supported Reconstruction

28
New cards

Amnesty

general pardon to large group

29
New cards

Radical

Opponents of Lincoln’s reconstruction plan

30
New cards

Reconstruction

from end of the Civil War to 1877

31
New cards

Impeachment

power to bring charges against the president

32
New cards

Mill

towns built by factory owners

33
New cards

Propaganda

spread of info to cause damage

34
New cards

Reperations

money paid for damages

35
New cards

Armistice

argreement to stop fighting

36
New cards

U-boat

German submarine

37
New cards

Trench Warfare

fighting using long ditches

38
New cards

Sumter

fort where first shots of the Civil War took place

39
New cards

West Virginia

50 counties split and formed this state

40
New cards

Kansas-Nebraska

act that proposed popular sovereignty

41
New cards

Charles Sumner

was beaten with a cane

42
New cards

Uncle Tom’s Cabin

book about plight of slaves

43
New cards

Ten Percent Plan

Lincoln’s plan for Reconstruction

44
New cards

Reconstruction Act of 1867

divided south into military districts

45
New cards

William Seward

secretary of state who helped get Alaska

46
New cards

13th Amendment

abolished slavery

47
New cards

14th Amendment

granted citizenship to blacks

48
New cards

15th Amendment

states could not deny rights to vote based on race

49
New cards

Ferdinand

archduke who was assassinated

50
New cards

Pershing

commander of American Forces in Europe

51
New cards

Lusitania

british passenger ship that was sunk

52
New cards

Lenin

leader of communist russia

53
New cards

Triple Entente

britain, france, russia

54
New cards

Triple Alliance

germany, austria-hungary, italy

55
New cards

Central Powers

germany, austria-hungary, turkey, bulgaria

56
New cards

Allied Powers

britain, france, russia, italy, US

57
New cards

Archduke assassinated

spark that starting the war

58
New cards

Winston Churchill

prime minsiter of britain

59
New cards

Dwight Eisenhower

commander of Operation Torch in North Africa

60
New cards

Adolf Hitler

leader of Nazi Germany

61
New cards

Benito Mussolini

facist leader of Italy

62
New cards

Harry Truman

president after FDR’s death

63
New cards

Douglas MacArthur

commander of forces in Philippines

64
New cards

Joseph Stalin

leader of Soviet Union

65
New cards

Hideki Tojo

prime minister of Japan

66
New cards

Chester Nimitz

admiral of US Navy in Pacific

67
New cards

Hitler signed nonaggression act with __

Soviet Union

68
New cards

Britian and France declare war on Germany after they invade __

Poland

69
New cards

Operation Barbbarossa

Germany invades Soviet Union

70
New cards

Hitler violates the Treaty of Versailles when he unites Austria with Germany

answer

71
New cards

Women helped the work force by flying aircraft to bases, working in factories, and working in service organizations

didnt do combat in the war

72
New cards

Economic state of South

  • few large cities

  • mostly agricultural

73
New cards

Economic state of North

  • factories

74
New cards

Border States

missour, kentucky, maryland, delaware

75
New cards

Republican Party

made up of Conscience Whigs Northern Democrats, Free soil Party

76
New cards

Blockade

attempt to prevent entry or exit of port

77
New cards

Iron-clad warships

Merrimac and Monitor

78
New cards

Anaconda Plan

Union’s plan to slowly eliminate the South’s ability to fight

79
New cards

South advantages

  • Only fighting a defensive war

  • Would fight to protect homes

  • Had more experienced commanders

80
New cards

North advantages

  • Population was greater

  • Had most of the industry

  • Was adding immigrants to the population regulary

81
New cards

why did confederations fire on Fort Sumter

because Lincoln was sending the fort supplies

82
New cards

Presidential Reconstruction

Lincoln’s reconstruction plan

83
New cards

Radical Reconstruction

reconstruction was changed to this in 1867

84
New cards

Union goals of the war

  • take control of mississippi river

  • separate southern states

85
New cards

Battle of Antietam Facts

  • Bloodiest on day battle of the war

  • McClelland was replaced

  • Neither side won

86
New cards

Effects on the North after First Bull Run

  • They were unprepared for war

  • War would be long and difficult

  • George McClelland appoint head General