61-80+ APUSH MCQ

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Dispel

remove, drive out or scatter; to make a belief go away

Disputant

Someone in an argument

Disseminate

To cause something to go to many people; to spread out far and wide

Distortion

Changing something so that it is no longer true or accurate; to make something false

Divisive

Dividing or splitting; causing a disagreement, which causes people to separate

Dogmatic

fixed, unchanging, or rigid opinion; stating an opinion as if it cannot be doubted

Dubious

Doubtful questionable or uncertain causing creating or arousing doubt

ECLECTIC

A variety; things taken from many different sources

Eloquent

Clearly, effectively, or persuasively expressing emotion or meaning

Empathy

The ability to show someone else’s feelings

Encompass

To include, cover, group, or encircle

Encroach

To intrude upon to go beyond limits

Enhance

To improve or add; to make better

Eradicate

To erase or wipe away

Erratic

Something or someone that changes in ways that are not expected or usual; unpredict

Exacerbate

To make something worse

Exasperation

Irritation, frustration, and/or exhaustion

Expedite

To speed up; to cause something to happen faster

Extant

Currently existing or in existence

Extensive

Large In Size or amount very full complete

1803- double the die of the Us. Expedition the territory and westward expansion continue immediately led by Shoshone indigenous woman, Sacajawea

Louisiana purchase

1810s- leads a British-Native coalition to fight the new U.S. settlers.

Almost succeeds, but killed during War of 1812.

Tceumseh

the idea and belief that the United States is destined-by

God—to expand its land and power across the entire North American continent

Manifest destiny

1830's: Native Americans removed from Southeastern section of U.S. in an event called

—- Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek, Seminole Nations removed to Indian

Territory (Oklahoma).

Trail of tears

1840's: U.S. Takes Control of

Méxicos land

Annexation of

--1836-1845

d. U.S./Mexico War - 1846-1848 & ended with the

Texas, treaty of Guadalupe 40% of land loss

Indian Wars" - 1860's-1890- War for the

Great Plains

The —— and Gold Rush-Sioux sacred hills- discovery of gold intensified Native American-U.S. government relations and brutal colonization

Black hills

Chief Horse and Sitting bull ———- (Custer's Last Stand)- Symbol of

strong Native American resistance and lasting need for white settler revenge

Battle of Little Bighorn

Water is Life: resisting

- resistance led by

People opposing oil pipelines to preserve the earth and water sources- protect their tribal lands

Oil pipeline

Context

The United States assisted victory with Great Britain in the seven year war

The birth of the United States demonstrates a rise of North American superpower and prides. Being a supieron state higher development.

Thesis

The United States should be charged with genocide due to its multiple step process reflecting the acts of genocide such as identification, violent actions, and concentration camps

Inferiority of sacagawea in vain and false honor dollar coin

Violent fear tactics- black hills reservation Rabbit creek custers last stand battle of Little Bighorn

Trail of tears→ stockaded death and 1/3 wiped concentration camps no sympathy dehumanization

Not only seen in Native Americans but also those in the middle of east of Palestine