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Chapter 11-12 Review
review of terms and concepts from chapter 11 and 12
Question | Answer |
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Where did the United State's Industrial Revolution begin? | New England |
Who invented the cotton gin? | Eli Whitney |
What gives inventors sole legal rights to their invention and its profit? | patents |
Who was known as the "Great Compromiser"? | Henry Clay |
What are the separate canal compartments called where the water levels are raised or lowered? | locks |
What are "corduroy roads"? | roads with logs laid side by side |
What was the main point of the Monroe Doctrine? | European oppression upon the newly independent nations of the Western Hemisphere will be treated as oppression against the US |
What route did the National Road closely follow? | military road built by George Washington |
Who ceded Florida to the United States? | Spain |
What document created in 1823 became an important part of American foreign policy? | Monroe Doctrine |
Whose mill launched the factory system? | Francis Cabot Lowell |
Which 1824 presidential nominee was the son of a former president? | John Quincy Adams |
Who was the Seminole leader who went to war against the United States in an effort to keep his nation's lands? | Osceola |
Who led the federal troops that forced the Cherokee west on the Trail of Tears? | Winfield Scott |
An estimated 4,000 Cherokee died during this forced migration along a route the Cherokee called what? | Trail Where They Cried |
The territory to which Native Americans were forced to relocate is which state today? | Oklahoma |
To move to a new place is called | relocate |
Who was the Democrat-Republican candidate in 1828? | Andrew Jackson |
Who was inaugurated in 1837? | Martin Van Buren |
Where do state delegates choose candidates? | nominating conventions |
What affirmed that the federal government would not allow a state to completely rule itself? | the Force Bill |
Which state threatened to secede from the United States if forced to pay "illegal" tariffs? | South Carolina |