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Potrero General Review-8th grade

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The earliest written laws The Code of Hammurabi
The novel by Abolitionist Harriet Beecher Stowe which divided the nation Uncle Tom's Cabin
Amendment that guarantees the right to bear arms Second
This document in 1215 gave rights of due process but only to the nobles and the church The Magna Carta
Land France sold to the US in 1803 for only fifteen million dollars The Louisiana Purchase
President who signed the Indian Removal Act Andrew Jackson
Freedom of petition is found in this amendment First
Land Mexico sold to the US in 1853, so that a railroad could be built. The Gadsden Purchase
This document warned against America having "entangling alliances with other nations Washington's Farewell Address
President who demonstrated the power of the federal govt. by stopping the Whiskey Rebellion George Washington
This amendment protects us from unreasonable searches and seizures The Fourth
Land the US annexed after winning a war with Mexico in 1848 The Mexican Cession
A leader of the Texas War of Independence from Mexico Sam Houston
President who said "A house divided against itself cannot stand" Abraham Lincoln
The basis of American govt. before the Constitution was written The Articles of Confederation
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