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For what reason were English colonies set up in North America?
Financial Gains
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How was the Mayflower Compact an important precedent for later colonial government?
Established a policy of rule by the will of the majority
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What was the first representative government in the colonies?
VA House of Burgesses
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Anna Hutchinson and Roger Williams helped establish what principle?
Freedom of Religion
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Identify indentured servant.
Worked for a specific number of years in exchange for passage to America
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What line was established to stop colonial establishment west of the Appalachians?
Proclamation of 1763
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Who led a rebellion of farmers against the Virginia government?
Nathaniel Bacon
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What was the movement where people were going to rededicate themselves to Christianity?
Great Awakening
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What colony was established as a refuge for the Catholics?
Maryland
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James Oglethorpe founded what colony as a refuge for prisoners and debtors?
Georgia
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Identify the Triangular Trade.
Exchange of rum, molasses, and slaves for manufactured products between the colonies, West Indies, and Africa.
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What did the pamphlet Common Sense urge Americans to do?
Declare their independence
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Who was accused of being a tyrant in the Declaration of Independence and Common Sense?
George III
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What was the significance of the Battle of Saratoga?
Led to an alliance between America and France
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According to the Declaration of Independence, governmental power should be based on what?
Consent of the people
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Identify Committees of Corres\`7pondence.
Creating greater unity in the colonies by spreading propaganda
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What British philosopher influenced Thomas Jefferson?
John Locke
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Who said: "Give me liberty or give me death," and to what does it refer?
Patrick Henry's speech against Parliament's taxation policies
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Why were the Articles of Confederation not successful?
Not enough power was given to the central government
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Shay's Rebellion directly resulted in what?
A convention in Pennsylvania to revise the Articles of Confederation
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What was the main purpose of the Federalist Papers?
Encourage support for ratification of the Constitution
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In line with the framers' beliefs in balancing one interest against another, they created what system?
Three branches of government with a system of checks and balances
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Why did Anti-Federalists not want to ratify the Constitution?
Thought too much power given to central government
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Which two men are credited with starting the political parties?
Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton
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What did the Whiskey Rebellion establish?
Federal government could enforce laws within states
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Why was Thomas Jefferson worried about the Louisiana Territory Purchase?
US Constitution said nothing about buying land
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What were two long lasting precedents set by President Washington?
Two term presidency and neutrality in foreign affairs
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Identify the Louisiana Purchase.
Identify the Louisiana Purchase.
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Identify the XYZ Affair
France tried to collect a bribe from the US to speak to the French foreign minister
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What was the result of Hamilton's financial program?
Put the government on sound footing and laid the foundation for strong economic development
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What group benefited from the Tariff of 1816?
Manufacturers
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What invention brought about a sharp increase in the number of slaves?
Cotton Gin
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Identify The Trail of Tears.
Forced relocation of the Cherokee nation to Oklahoma
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What was the temperance movement?
Restrict the consumption of alcohol
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Identify slave codes.
Tightened controls of African Americans
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As a result of President Jackson's policy, what happened to most Native Americans?
They were forced to give up their land
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What was established in McCulloch v. Maryland?
Broadly interpreted the Constitution to expand federal power
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Identify empresario.
Land Agents in Texas
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What does the term "forty-niners" refer to?
California gold miners
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Why did southerners support the annexation of Texas?
Another territory where slavery had been established
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What geographical feature lies at the end of the Mormon Trail?
Great Salt Lake Desert
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Define Manifest Destiny.
Expectation that the US would expand to the Pacific Coast and into Mexico
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What land grant was given to the US in the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo?
Mexican Cession
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Which state came in as a free state in the Compromise of 1850?
California
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What book about slavery increased hostilities between the North and South?
Uncle Tom's Cabin
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What political party wanted to keep slavery out of the western territories before the Civil War?
Republican Party
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What event involving John Brown heightened tension between the S and N?
Raid on Harpers Ferry
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Who was deemed not a U.S. citizen when his case went to the Supreme Court?
Dred Scott
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Which state was the first to secede?
South Carolina
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Who was beaten in the Senate after speaking about "The Crime Against Kansas?"
Charles Summer
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What did southern states say gave them the right to secede?
States' Rights
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Why is Gettysburg considered a turning point battle?
Crippled the Confederate forces so badly that they never again invaded a Northern state
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What finally made slavery illegal?
13th Amendment
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What new group of soldiers brought an anti-slavery dimension to the Union cause?
African-Americans
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Identify Copperheads.
Northern Democrats who opposed the Union War effort
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Who was freed by the Emancipation Proclamation?
Enslaved people living in rebelling areas against the Union
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What right did Lincoln suspend during the Civil War?
Writ of Habeas Corpus
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Summarize Abraham Lincoln's approach to reconstruction
Relatively easy for the South to rejoin Union
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Why did Ulysses S. Grant lose his popularity with voters?
Scandals during his presidency
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In an effort to remove Johnson from office, the House charged him with violating what?
Tenure of Office Act
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Why did southern states pass the black codes?
Restrict freedom of African Americans
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Who did the Radical Republicans believe should be in charge of Reconstruction?
Legislative branch of the federal government
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How did the Ku Klux Klan affect the South during Reconstruction?
Reversed reconstruction in the South
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What pair of railroad companies built the first transcontinental railroad?
Central Pacific and Union Pacific
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Identify collective bargaining.
Negotiating to win worker's rights
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What industry utilized standardized time that created time zones?
Railroad companies
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What made skyscrapers possible to construct in the late 1800's?
New methods of making steel
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What two groups of immigrants did the most to build the transcontinental railroad?
Irish and Chinese
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What type of business organization did Carnegie own when he owned every aspect of the steelmaking industry?
Vertical Integration
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What did Congress pass in 1890 to stop the growth of monopolies?
Sherman Anti-Trust Act
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How long were farmers under the Homestead Act required to work the land?
Five years
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Who gave the "Cross of Gold" speech?
William Jennings Bryan
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What was the political goal of the Grangers?
Regulate railway rates and grain-storage fees through state laws
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What 1896 Supreme Court case upheld segregation?
Plessy v. Ferguson
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What name did Theodore Roosevelt call reporters who informed the public about the need for reform?
Muckrakers
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Who helped found the NAACP?
W.E.B. Dubois
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What was established to bring about financial reform to the US?
Federal Reserve System
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Identify The Jungle.
Upton Sinclair wrote to expose unsanitary conditions in meat packing industry
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Identify the 19th Amendment.
Women's Suffrage
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What political party was started because Roosevelt was upset with Taft?
Bull Moose Party
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Identify the Anti-Defamation League.
Defended Jewish Americans from verbal attacks and false statements
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Who organized "The Roughriders"?
Theodore Roosevelt
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What did TR add on the Monroe Doctrine?
Roosevelt Corollary
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How did the US gain control of the land used to build the Panama Canal?
Encouraging and supporting Panamanian independence
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Identify the Open Door Policy.
Designed as a way for the US to further its trade interests
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Identify Yellow Journalism.
Sensationalized style of writing that exaggerates the news to readers
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What is considered the immediate cause of WWI?
Assassination of the heir to the Austrian- Hungarian throne
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What was a major factor in the US decision to enter WWI?
Germany's unrestricted submarine warfare
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How did most women contribute to the war effort?
Volunteered as nurses
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How did the US help finance WWI?
Liberty bonds
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**Identify self-determination. of four new nations in the Balkans after WWI**
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Identify self-determination.
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Creation of four new nations in the Balkans after WWI
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What role did the government play in the economy during WWI?
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Government regulated industrial protection of war goods
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What slogan allowed Wilson to be re-elected?
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"He kept us out of war"
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Why did many Senators oppose the treaty which ended WWI?
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They did not want to join the League of Nations
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What did most investors do in October of 1929?