Mon-4th & 6th periods
Tue-2nd, 5th, and 7th periods
Wed-1st & 3rd periods
Exam Study Guide Answers
1.Judiciary Act of 1789
2.$10 million purchase from France giving US land from Mississippi to Rocky Mountains
3.Francis Scott Key
4.Supreme Court can rule if a law is constitutional
5.ended War of 1812
6.set requirements for presidential elections
7.explored Louisiana Purchase
8.Tecumseh
9.William Henry Harrison
10.New Orleans
11.midnight judges
12.Marbury v. Madison
13.McCulloch v. Maryland
14.Ogden v. Gibbons
15.Robert Fulton
16.Monroe Doctrine
17.New England
18.Eli Whitney
19.Lowell
20.Maine
21.Missouri
22.mudslinging
23.delegates nominate candidates
24.Indian Removal Act
25.Worchester v. Georgia
26.log cabin
27.Andrew Jackson
28.winning candidate fives friends and supporters jobs
29.Sequoyah
30.49 degrees north
31.invasion past Rio Grande
32.last acquisition of land creating the continental US---bought for railroad purposes
33.rush of people moving to California after god was discovered in 1848
34.Joseph Smith
35.Davy Crockett
36.Alamo
37.US should be from the Atlantic to the Pacific
38.potato famine
39.cotton
40.yeoman farmer
41.Nat Turner
42.Underground Railroad
43.fast ships which made their debut in the 1840s
44.railroads
45.telegraph
46.steel tip plow
47.mechanical or grain reaper
48.Dorothea Dix
49.People who stressed the relationship between humans the importance of the individual conscience
50.Harriet Beecher Stowe
51.Harriet Tubman
52.antislavery/ women’s rights
53.perfect society an example was New Harmony, Indiana
54.Horace Mann
55.Seneca Falls, NY
56.Wyoming
57.law requiring all citizens to help catch runaway slaves
58.loyalty to one’s region
59.people decide about slavery/Stephen Douglas
60.South Carolina
61.Dredd Scott v. Sanford
62.John Brown
63.Jefferson Davis
64.states’ rights
65.Ft. Sumter attack
66.Abe Lincoln
67.Vicksburg
68.1st Bull Run
69.David Farragut
70.Maryland
71.West Virginia
72.maintain the Confederacy
73.Antietam
74.Sally Tompkins
75.New York City
76.Ambrose Burnside
77.keep the Union together
78.Emancipation Proclamation
79.Sherman
80.Antietam
81.Clara Barton
82.1861-1865
83.Abe Lincoln, Jefferson Davis
84.destroyed it
85.Chancellorsville
86.greenbacks
87.Gettysburg
88.Petersburg
89.captured Atlanta
90.nurses
91.copperheads
92.habeas corpus
93.Gettysburg
94.Appomattox
95.Richmond, Virginia
96.Shiloh
97.1st Bull Run
98.time period post-Civil War (1865-1870)
99.helped newly freed slaves transition
100.Ford’s Theater
101.Andrew Johnson
102.granted full citizenship regardless of race
103.Tennessee
104.vote
105.southerners who supported Republicans
106.northerners who moved south
107.education
108.15th amendment ratification of all southern states
109.segregated
110.John Wilkes Booth
111.Jim Crow
112.Tenure of Office Act
113.KKK
114.Wade-Davis bill requiring 50% of southern males swear an oath of loyalty to the US.
115.SKIP
116.focus of the south on manufacturing instead of agriculture
FYI
Cougar Craze store is open every Wednesday.
5/18-5/19 Exams
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