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Identify the significance of Marbury v. Madison.

Established judicial review

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What court case established judicial review?

Marbury v. Madison

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Identify the Supreme Court Chief Justice who always

ruled in favor of the federal gov’t over state power.

John Marshall

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Identify the court case that established the

constitutionality of the Bank of the United States and a

state can not tax the national bank.

McCulloch v. Maryland

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In order to say neutral in foreign conflict between

England and France, Jefferson implemented a draconian

trading policy.

Embargo Act

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Thomas Jefferson questioned the constitutionality of this

treaty during his time as President that would support the

agrarian lifestyle and his political party.

Louisiana Purchase Treaty

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In this attempt to remain neutral in foreign and

increase trading, Jefferson prevented trade with ONLY

England and France.

Non-Intercourse Act

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Who were two Native American leaders trying to prevent

Westward Expansion of American’s with the help of British

supplies coming from Canada?

Tecumseh and the

Prophet

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Identify the U.S. ship attacked off the coast of Virginia

that inflamed tensions with England in 1807.

U.S.S. Chesapeake

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Identify the trading restrictions England placed on America

if it desired to trade with France.

Orders in Council

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Identify the name of western Congressmen who desired

to go to war against England to defend national honor.

War Hawks

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Identify two War Hawks leading up to the War of 1812.

Henry Clay and Andrew

Jackson

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Identify at least two causes of the War of 1812.

Impressment, Native

American attacks, USS

Chesapeake, Desire to

expand West.

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Identify at least three outcomes of the War of 1812.

Jackson a National hero, End

of the Federalist Party,

increased nationalism,

increased manufacturing

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Identify the treaty that Ended the war of 1812 and kept

a “status quo’ relationship with England

Treaty of Ghent

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During the War of 1812, this meeting led to the decline of

the Federalist Party.

Hartford Convention

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The Death of the Federalist Party during the War of

1812 led to the...

Era of Good Feelings

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What were the three parts of Henry Clay’s American

System?

2nd BUS, protective tariff and

internal improvements

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In 1819, the United States acquired Texas through the...

Adams-Onis Treaty

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Henry Clay resolved sectional disputes over slaver in 1820

by...

Orchestrating the

Missouri Compromise

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Identify the three parts of the Compromise of 1820.

Missouri (slave state)

Main (free state)

36’30’ line (above/free and

below/slave)

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In 1823, America declared that the Western Hemisphere is

closed to European conquest. What was this statement

called?

Monroe Doctrine

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How did most internal improvement connect the

country?

North(east) and West

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Who wrote America’s Star Spangled Banner during the War

of 1812 while in a prisoner of War ship?

Francis Scott Key

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Slave Revolts!!! Identify a slave revolt (planned) in 1822

and a violent one that happened in 1831.

Denmark Vesey (1822) and

Nat Turner (1831)

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Identify the Marshall Court decision that said the federal

gov’t how power over interstate trade.

Gibbons v. Ogden

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Identify the event that ended the Era of Good Feelings.

Election of 1824 or

“corrupt bargain”

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What was the cause of the Nullification Crisis?

Tariff of 1828 or Tariff of

Abominations

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What did John C. Calhoun write to express his

nullification sentiments against the Tariff of 1828?

South Carolina Exposition

and Protest

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After the Nullification Crisis, what did Andrew Jackson sign

off on stating the federal gov’t has the power to enforce

the collection of federal tariffs?

Force Act

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Jackson belief that states should fund internal

improvements instead of the federal gov’t is shown

when he vetoed...

Maysville Road Bill

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What did Andrew Jackson veto much to Henry clay and

Nicholas Biddle’s dismay?

National Bank or a Bill for

the 3rd Bank f the U.S.

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The Creek, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Cherokee and

Seminoles made up the...

Five Civilized Tribes

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Identify the court case ruling of John Marshall favoring the

Cherokee that Andrew Jackson’s said, “you have made

your decision; not try to enforce it.”

Worcester v. Georgia

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The Trail of Tears was a result of what law?

Indian Removal Act

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Identify two Andrew Jackson financial policies that led to

the Panic of 1837.

Veto National Bank and

the Specie Circular

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Name one Seminole leader who defied the Indian

Removal Act.

Black Hawk or Osceola

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Identify the new political party that emerged in response

to King Andrew’s policies.

Whig Party

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Who was the first Whig President?

William Henry Harrison

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Identify the two groups that migrated to America in large

numbers during the 1840’s and 1850’s.

Irish and Germans

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What political party emerged in the 1840’s with a

strong anti-immigrant policy?

Know Nothing Party or

American Party

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Who invented the cotton gin and interchangeable parts?

Eli Whitney

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What invention dramatically increased slavery in

America?

Cotton Gin

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What invention and inventor created a communication

revolution during the Market Revolution?

Samuel Morse

Morse Code

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What increased westward expansion and made NYC a

commercial center in America that people called

“Clinton’s big ditch?”

Erie Canal

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Identify a textile factory that employed primarily women in

Massachusetts.

Lowell Mill

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Who brought the factory system to America from

England?

Samuel Slater

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Identify the inventor and invention that allowed western

lands to be farmed easier?

John Deere

Steel Plow

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What was the belief in the 19th century that women

should follow virtues of piety, purity, submissiveness

and domesticity?

Cult of Domesticity

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Identify the event that sparked Antebellum Reformers that

did good deeds to get to heaven.

2nd Great Awakening

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Identity the event that transformed American form an

agrarian to a capitalist society with major improvement

in industry, communication and transportation.

Market Revolution

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Identify the individual who believed that a healthier diet

and strong morals (physically speaking) would benefit

people and society.

Sylvester Graham

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Who wrote a book called “Ten Nights in a Bar Room”

expressing his temperance feelings?

T.S. Arthur

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Identify the person who created the first prohibition law

also called the Maine Law in his home state.

Neal Dow

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Identify one female education reformer who created a

college of higher learning for women.

Mary Lyon or Emma

Willard

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Identify the individual who tried to reform the prison and

mental health system to be more rehabilitative than

punishment.

Dorothea Dix

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Identify two leading abolitionists who escaped slavery

and were outspoken speakers against slavery.

Frederick Douglass and

Sojourner Truth

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Who wrote the abolitionist newspaper titled the Liberator,

starting in 1831?

William Lloyd Garrison

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Who was the first female to earn a medical degree in

America?

Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell

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Who challenged the female dress code by encouraging

women to wear baggy pants instead of corsets/dresses?

Amelia Bloomer

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Identify two leading female voices declaring women

should have suffrage?

Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth

Cady Stanton, Lucretia

Mott and others

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What seminal meeting sparked the Women’s Rights

movement in 1848?

Seneca Falls Convention

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Identify the document written at the Seneca Falls

Convention that expressed grievances and demanded

change.

Declaration of Sentiments

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Identify the utopian society that believed in complex

marriages, mutual criticism and selective breeding. Also

identify the founder of this society.

Oneida Community

created by John

Humphrey Noyes

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Provide three events that resulted in land acquisition

for America from 1775 to 1850.

Revolutionary War,

Louisiana Purchase, Adams-

Onis Treaty, Texas

Annexation, Mexican

American War, Gadsden

Purchase

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Identify at least three results of the Kansas Nebraska Act.

Creation of Republican

Party, Death of Whig

Party, End of Missouri

Compromise, Bleeding

Kansas, Brooks Sumner

Affair

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Identity the belief that American had the “god-given”

right to expand its influence over new lands.

Manifest Destiny

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What was Polk’s rallying cry to obtain more of the Oregon

Territory from Great Britain?

54’40” of Fight

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Which president won the election of 1844 and

dramatically increased land for America in four years by

taking land from Mexico?

James Polk

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Who did Mexico sell land to and lead American settlers to

settle in Texas (part of Mexico at this time) to help solve

their debt situation?

Stephen Austin

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Identify the Mexican general/president who defeated

Americans at The Alamo and fought against America

during the Mexican-American War.

Santa Anna

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Identity the treaty that gained America all western lands

from Mexico after the Mexican American War.

Treaty of Guadalupe

Hidalgo

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Identify the proposed legislation that would have

banned slavery in the Mexican Cession territory if

approved.

Wilmot Proviso

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Identify the name for all the land gained from Mexico after

the Mexican American War.

Mexican Cession

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What caused a massive migration to the west coast one

year after the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo?

Gold Rush

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Identify at least three parts of the Compromise of 1850.

CA (free), Mexican

Cession (popular

sovereignty), DC Slave

Trade abolished, stronger

fugitive slave law and

Texas borders not extend

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Identify the author and anti-slavery publication that

increased abolitionist thought made shortly after the

stronger Fugitive Slave Law was passed.

Harriet Beecher Stowe and

Uncle Tom’s Cabin.

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Identify the person who proposed the Kansas Nebraska

Act.

Stephen Douglas

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This rule in Congress forbid the discussion of slavery

(abolition of extension) in federal legislation from 1836

to 1850.

Gag Rule

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A strategy to end slavery in the country by sending

enslaved individuals to Africa to live in Liberia.

Colonization

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Identify the fiery abolitionist who killed pro-slavery

individuals during the Kansas Civil War.

John Brown

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What is the infamously court case where the Supreme

Court ruled that enslaved people are property and can not

sue for their freedom regardless if they are residing in a

“free” state/territory?

Dred Scott v. Sanford

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Who did Abraham Lincoln lose to in the 1858 Illinois

U.S. Senate race?

Stephen Douglass

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What was it called when Stephen Douglas said he

supported popular sovereignty over the Dred Scott

Decision?

Freeport Doctrine

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Identify John Brown’s violent attempt to lead a slave

uprising in the South during the year 1859.

Harper’s Ferry Raid

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What event caused the secession of Southern states?

Election of 1860

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Identify the last ditch attempt to make a compromise to

prevent a Civil War that would constitutional

amendments where the North could not interfere with

slavery in the country.

Crittenden Compromise

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Identify the North’s war aim at the start of the Civil War.

Preserve the Union

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Identify the north’s military strategy to slowly strangle

the South into submission by blockading its coast and

dividing it in half.

Anaconda Policy

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Identify the turning point event that led to the

Emancipation Proclamation and England removing

assistance to the Confederate States.

Battle of Antietam

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Identify the document that freed ONLY enslaved

individuals in the Confederate states but not anywhere

else.

Emancipation Proclamation

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What violence erupted in the North in response to the

Emancipation Proclamation?

New York Draft Riots

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How could a southerner become exempt from the

draft?

If they owned 20 or more

slaves.

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How could a northerner become exempt from the draft?

Pay $300 to the federal

government

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Identify a leading Confederate General who eventually

surrendered to Union forces in 1865.

Robert E. Lee

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Identify the victorious general that Lincoln finally found to

close out the Civil War.

Ulysses S. Grant

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With a Union victory, what constitutional amendment

abolished slavery in 1865?

13th amendment

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Who assassinated Abraham Lincoln at Ford’s Theater in

1865?

John Wilkes Booth

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What event happened from 1861-1865?

Civil War

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What event happened from 1845-1848?

Mexican American War