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What 3 important events occurred in Jamestown in 1619?

House of Burgesses, Africans, Women

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What agreement did the Separatists sign?

Mayflower Compact

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Economic basis of Southern colonies?

Plantations & cash crops

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Framers biggest concern?

Preventing tyranny

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What led to the Boston Massacre?

British troops enforcing taxes

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Why was the Continental Army successful at Yorktown?

French navy blocked the British

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Major weakness of the Articles of Confederation?

No power to tax

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Which law surveyed western lands?

Land Ordinance of 1785

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What is included in the 1st Amendment?

Freedom of speech

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Federalists vs. Anti-Federalists disagreed over what?

Ratifying the Constitution

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What did the Kentucky/Virginia Resolutions claim?

States can nullify unconstitutional laws

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Who gained fame at Tippecanoe Creek?

William Henry Harrison

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Lasting importance of War of 1812?

Rise of nationalism

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How did slaves resist?

Slowdowns, breaking tools, escaping

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Why did upland cotton become profitable?

Cotton gin

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What did the Erie Canal change?

Increased trade & grew NYC

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Purpose of Monroe Doctrine?

Keep Europe out of the Americas

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Three parts of the Compromise of 1820?

Missouri slave, Maine free, 36°30’ line

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Accusation in Election of 1824?

Corrupt Bargain

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What were Pet Banks?

State banks Jackson gave federal money to

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Why did the South depend on slavery more?

Cotton boom

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Where was Texas Revolution won?

San Jacinto

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When did the Specie Circular take effect?

1836

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Who demanded the Amistad captives?

Spain

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Epicenter of Second Great Awakening?

Burned-Over District, NY

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Calhouns defense of slavery?

“Positive good”

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1840 campaign slogan?

Tippecanoe and Tyler Too!

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What was Manifest Destiny?

U.S. destined to expand west

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Why didnt the U.S. annex Texas in 1836?

It would anger Mexico & add a slave state

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Common goal of reform movements?

Improve society

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Outcome of utopian societies?

They all failed

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Importance of Declaration of Sentiments?

First major call for womens equality

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Mexican-American War began because

Border dispute

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Immigration reasons?

Germans unrest, Irish famine, Chinese jobs/gold

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Compromise of 1850 anger came from

Fugitive Slave Act

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Dred Scott decision?

Blacks not citizens; Congress cant ban slavery; Scott stayed slave

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Why Democrats split in 1860?

Slavery expansion issue

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Republican promises in 1860?

Stop slavery expansion

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Why did SC fire on Fort Sumter?

Lincoln resupplied the fort

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Lesson of 1st Bull Run?

War would be long

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Shermans March?

Union destruction from Atlanta to Savannah

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Who surrendered at Appomattox?

Lees Army of Northern Virginia

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Civil War deaths?

~620k - 750k

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Who killed Lincoln?

John Wilkes Booth

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Why was Johnson impeached?

Violated Tenure of Office Act

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Central Pacific railroad labor?

Chinese workers

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Group that used terror on Republicans?

KKK

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Grants weakness?

Trusted corrupt associates

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Who became president after 1876?

Rutherford B. Hayes

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13th, 14th, 15th Amendments?

End slavery; citizenship; Black male voting