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History Final 25

QuestionAnswer
What was the name of the land bridge that connected Asia and North America? Beringia
How did England run its colonies prior to 1763? Salutary Neglect
What was the first form of labor in the English colonies? Indentured Servantude
What crop allowed the English settlers to survive in North America Tobacco
What was the economy of the Southern colonies based upon? Agriculture
What made the Middle Colonies different from the Southern and New England Colonies? Religious Freedom
Which religious group settled the colony of Pennsylvania? Quakers
What theory did John Locke come up with? Natural Rights
Who won the French & Indian War? The British
What was the first tax law passed by the British Parliament upon its colonies? Sugar Act
Which colony was considered the center of the Patriot rebellion from Great Britain? Boston, Massachusetts
What was the name of the radical patriot group that advocated violence for their cause? Sons of Liberty
Where were the “shots heard ‘round the world”? Battle of Lexington and Concord
The Second Continental Congress was famous for passing what document? Declaration of Independence
Who wrote the famous pamphlet, Common Sense? Thoman Payne
Which country gave aid to the Patriots in the Revolutionary War? France
Who was appointed general of the Continental Army? George Washington
Before the Revolutionary War was over, what first form of government for the United States existed? Articles Of Confederation
What were two weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation? No federal army, no power to tax
What new government was created in 1787 to replace the Articles of Confederation? U.S. Constitution
Who was the first Secretary of the Treasury? Alexander Hamilton
What central institution did Alexander Hamilton create to protect the economy? First Bank of United States
What was a tariff? Tax on imported Goods
Upon leaving office, President George Washington warned of what? Warned of Entangling Alliancesd of entangling Alliances
What foreign event dominated the administrations of George Washington and John Adams? French Revolution
Who was elected in the “Peaceful Revolution” of 1800? Thomas Jefferson
Why was the Peaceful Revolution of 1800 referred to as “peaceful”? (You have to tell me more than just “no war.”) A new party took power of congress without any violence
Prior to leaving office, who did John Adams appoint to the Supreme Court? John Marshal
. What was “loose construction” of the U.S. Constitution? A broad interpretation of the Constitution
From which country did Jefferson purchase the Louisiana Territory? France
What was impressment ? Forced enlistment/kidnapping of an american sailors
Why is Thomas Jefferson remembered for being hypocritical during his time as President? He switched his interpretation of the constitution from strict to loose.
Which new political party did Andrew Jackson belong to? The Democratic Party
What was the Southern name for the Tariff of 1828? Tariff of Abominations
John Calhoun wrote South Carolina Exposition & Protest as a defense of what? In defense of Nullification
What did South Carolina threaten to do rather than pay the tariff? Secede
Who came in and brokered a Compromise Tariff of 1832? Henry Clay
What was the spoils system? Giving jobs to friends, not based on skill
President Andrew Jackson ignored the Supreme Court, thus setting in motion what forced removal of Native Americans? Indian Removal Act
Which political party formed in opposition to Jackson? Whig Party
. What did "abolitionism" mean? End Slavery
Where did the women's suffrage movement begin? Seneca Falls, New York
What did "temperance" mean? To End/Ban Alcohol Drinking
Who was the former slave who wrote his autobiography and became a major abolitionist? Frederick Douglass
What was Manifest Destiny? The Idea that white Americans would settle from the Atlantic coast to the Pacific Coast
What was the cause of the Mexican-American War? Started over Texas becoming a state
Why was the North suspicious of motivations in the Mexican-American War? Northerners didn’t want slavery to expand west
What was the outcome of the Mexican-American War? Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
Name two states gained by the United States from the Mexican-American War. Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Nevada, Utah
What did the Kansas-Nebraska Act do? Repealed the Missouri compromise
Who was the author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin? Harriet Beecher Stowe
What was the first state to secede? South Carolina
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