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| person who invests money into a buisines |
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| brough workers and mahcines together in one place to produce goods |
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| law protecting inventors right to own his idea |
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| road a person must pay to use |
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| power source for machinery in early factories |
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| change from handmade goods to machine made |
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| country in which the industrial revolution began |
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| message warning European nations not to interfere in the Americas |
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| invested cotton gin and developed interchangeable parts |
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| launched the steamboat Clermont on the Hudson River |
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| the idea that states should be able to limit the power of federal government |
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| the forced march the Cherokees made from Georgia to Oklahoma |
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| Cherokee who created the written alphabet |
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| led the Souths fight against the high protective tariff in the 1830s |
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| people who rushed to California in search of gold |
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| people who take the law into their own hands |
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| summer meeting between mountain men and fur traders from back east |
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| led the first American settles into Texas |
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| Mexican dioctator, led Mexican army at the Alamo and during the Mexican War |
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| fur trade (mostly beaver) |
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| what mountain men made their money on |
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| the idea that the U.S was meant to expand to the Pacific Ocean |
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| where the US and Britian divided the Oregon Country |
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| city at which Oregon Trail began |
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| people who wanted to end slavery |
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| people who enter the country to live there |
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| best-known black abolitionists, published the North Star |
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| best-known white abolitionist, published The Liberator |
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| organization of people who helped slaves escape to the North |
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| escaped slave, conductor on the Underground Railroad |
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| smallest group in Southern society, controlled Southern life |
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| the most industrialized region in the US in the mid-1800s |
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| disobeying an unfair law in protest |
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| movement to get people to give up alcohol |
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| The Seneca Falls Convention |
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| gathering of people to organize the womens rights movement |
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| people who stressed the relationship between humans and nature and the importance of the individual |
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| president of the Confederacy |
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| Democratic candidate for US Senate, debated Lincoln |
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| slave who sued for his freedom |
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| raided arsenal at Harpers Fairy to arm slaves and start a revolt |
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| the idea that the people in a terriroty should decide if they want slavery or not |
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| where the first shots of the Civil War were fired |
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| a war fought between groups in the same country |
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| political party formed to shop the spread of slavery in the WEst, Lincolns political party |
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| the first state to secede |
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| a person killed or wounded in war |
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| Lincolns 1st choice to command the Union army |
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| Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson |
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| Confederate General, stood firm, killed by his own men |
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| general in command of all Confederate forces |
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| strategy in which the enemy's resources are destroyed |
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| battle that was the turning point in the war |
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| battle at which Grant won control of the Mississipi River |
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| where Lee surrendered to the Grant ending the Civil War |
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| laws that severely limited the rights of freedmen |
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| seperation of people by race in public areas |
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| Supreme Court decision that ruled segregation was legal if the facilities were equal for both races |
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| group that used violence to keep freedman from gaining power |
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| laws that forces segrestion |
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| group that provided care to former slaves during Reconsrtuction in the South |
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| helped pick seeds from the cotton |
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| what did the cotton gin do? |
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| Andrew Jackson conquered it and then bought it from Spain for 5 million dolla |
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| How did US come to own Florida? |
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| moved to cities to get factory jobs |
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| Why did people leave their farms during the Industrial Revolution? |
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| What happened to the price of goods as more produced faster and faster? |
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| it raised the price of imports so people would buy American imports |
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| Why did Northern like the high protective tariff? |
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| Texas, Mexican Secession, and Gasston Purchase |
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| What 3 pieces of land did we get from Mexico? |
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| they has sleek hulls and tall sails |
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| WHy were clipper ships so fast? |
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a)cant gather in groups
b)cant leave property without a pass
c)cant learn to read or write |
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| What limits were imposed on Southern blacks by slave codes? |
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a)threatened the future of Americans
b)taking jobs from real citizens |
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| Why didnt Nativists like immigrants? |
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| They raised the imports that they bought when they sold their crops to Europe. |
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| Why did Southerners dislike the high protective tariff? |
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| The Gadsen Purchase, Mexican Cession, and Texas |
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| What three pieces of land did we get from Mexico? |
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| They had large sails and narrow hulls. |
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| Why were clipper ships so fast? |
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1) Can't Gather in groups.
2) Can't learn how to read or write.
3) Can't leave owner's land without a pass. |
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| What limits were imposed on southern blacks by slave codes? |
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1) They work for low pay (took their jobs)
2) Brought crime and disease into the cities. |
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| Why didnt nativists like immigrants. |
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| From what two countries did most immigrants come from in the 1840's and 1850's? |
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1) Susan B. Anthony
2) Lucretia Mott
3) Elizabeth Cady Stanton |
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| List the women who organized the women's right movement. |
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| The americans began creating their own styles and ideas. |
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| How did American Art Styles change in the early 1800's? |
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| It didnt show a true picture of slavery. |
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| Why were the Southerners angry about Uncle Tom's Cabin? |
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| Abraham Lincoln was elected president. |
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| Why did the southern states secede? |
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1) Missouri- slave state
2) Maine- free state
3) no slaves above the 30' line |
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| What were the provisions of the Missouri Compromise? |
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1) More Railroads
2) Abundent Resources
3) More Ships
4) More Industry
5) Better Banking System
6) Larger Population
7) Abraham Lincoln |
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| What advantages did the north have in the civil war? |
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| People started to make steel ships. |
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| How did the battle between the Merrimac and Moniter change naval warfare? |
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| The Confederate slaves only!!! |
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| Which slaves did Lincoln intend to set free with the Emancipation Proclamation? |
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1) Small population
2) Produced little food
3) Little industry
4) Few railroads |
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| What were the South's disadvantages during the Civil War? |
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| To help preserve the union |
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| What was Lincoln's main goal in fighting the Civil War? |
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| Lincoln couldn't find a general who could beat Lee. |
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| Why was the North losing the first half of the civil war? |
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| A ceremony dedicated to a place where a battle happened. |
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| What was the occasion of the Gettysburg Address? |
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13- Slaves were free
14- Freed slaves were now citizens
15- Freed slaves had the right to vote. |
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| What did the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments do? |
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