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| Who was the leader of the First Great Awakening? | |
| Who wrote the Declaration of Independence? | |
| In 1778, the U.S. formed an alliance with... | |
| The Declaration of Independence and Constitution are examples of this agreement b/w citizens and rulers | |
| Of the Magna Carta, the Mayflower Compact, the Second Treatise on Civil Government, or the Wealth of Nations, the one that's not a basis for the U.S. Constitution | |
| This Compromise in the Constitution led to the House being based on population and the Senate having equal representation per state | |
| The 2/3 override and approval of supreme court justices by the Senate are examples of... | |
| Of the National Road, Erie Canal, or Central Pacific Railroad, the one that wasn't built during the pre-Civil War transporation revolution | |
| Alexander Hamilton's Federalist Party favored a _________ central government and trading with ________ (country) | |
| This uprising led to the Constutional Convention | |
| When the U.S. bought millions of acres of land from France in 1803, it was called the... | |
| What was the central theme of Washington's Farewell Address? | |
| Name one bill regarding trade policy enacted between 1807 and the War of 1812 | |
| This document discouraged additional European colonization in the Western Hemisphere | |
| Industralization in the early 19th century was biggest in the... | |
| The Second National Bank, increased infrastructure spending and high tariffs were part of what Henry Clay policy in the 1810s and 20s? | |
| Many immigrants to the United States in the early 19th century came from... | |
| This mid-19th century black abolitionist wrote a narrative of his life | |
| Name one of the leaders of the transcendalist movement | |
| This invention revitalized slavery in the South at the turn of the 19th century | |
| In the 1840s, less than (10%, 25%, 40%, 50%, 80%) of Southern whites owned slaves | |
| Andrew Jackson wanted to disband the ______ (institution) and remove the _______s from Georgia | |
| The Wilmot Proviso would have prohibited ______ in the territory won in the ________ War | |
| Who wrote the anti-slavery publication The Liberator? | |
| This 1787 law outlawed slavery and provided for education in what would become the states of Ohio and Indiana? | |
| Which of the following doesn't belong: Compromise of 1850; Dred Scott Decision; Lincoln-Douglas debates; Marbury v. Madison; Uncle Tom's Cabin | |
| At the outbreak of the Civil War, these two regions were most industrialized and were connected with many railroads | |
| John C. Calhoun's belief that states could invalidate federal laws was called the Doctrine of ___________ | |
| A government of the people, by the people, for the people refers to what form of government? | |
| This man was offered command of the Union Army during the American Civil War, but turned it down when his home state of Virginia seceded | |
| Lincoln was able to issue the Emancipation Proclamation after a Union military victory at the Battle of... | |
| After the Civil War, most Southern blacks became (Buffalo soldiers, Canadians, factory workers, midwestern farmers, sharecroppers) | |
| Poll taxes and segregation are examples of ___ laws, named after a blackface character | |
| In response to radical and military reconstruction in the South after the Civil War, white Southerners formed what extremist group? | |
| The American frontier disappeared at the end of the 19th century due to what 1862 law? | |
| George Custer was defeated at what 1876 battle? | |
| Which capitalist isn't matched with the correct industry (Carnegie-Steel; Morgan-Finance; Rockefeller-Oil; Stanford-Railroads; Vanderbilt-Sugar) | |
| By the late 19th century, most immigrants to the U.S. were coming from... (British Isles, Mexico, Southern/Eastern Europe, Southeast Asia, West Africa) | |
| The Populists favored free coinage of... | |
| Which inventor is not matched with his invention? (Bell-Telephone, Edison-Light Bulb; Morse-Telegraph; Whitney-Steam Engine; Wright Bros-Airplane) | |
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