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Mrs. Dickens test 3

unit 1-3

QuestionAnswer
George Washington foreign policy of neutrality
Hamilton's plan whiskey tax, protective tariff, national bank
Pinckney's treaty right of US to use the Mississippi River
Whiskey Rebellion demonstrated the new government would enforce laws
Alien and Sedition Act silenced oppositon against the Fedealist party
Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions States' right to nullify unconstitutional federal laws
Louisiana purchase US bought the Mississippi River
War of 1812 caused by impressment
Tecumseh united Indian tribes against the US
Battle of New Orleans boosted American Nationalism and pride
American System protective tariffs, internal improvement, national bank
opposed tariffs South
Monroe Doctrine prevented colonization of Latin America
Increased Sectionalism Expansion of Slavery in the West
result of Jackson's policy towards Native Americans Indians moved west of Mississippi River
Missouri Compromise reduced sectionalism created a boundary for slavery
Spoils rewarded supporters with federal jobs
Seneca Falls protested gender discrimination
Manifest Destiny westward expansion
Mexican War caused the expansion of slavery to be a major issue
William Lloyd Garrison Abolitionist
Abolitionist Book Uncle Tom's Cabin
Republican party wanted to stop slavery in the West
immediate cause of the Civil War election of Lincoln
Lincoln's goal in civil war unification
turning point of the Civil War Gettysburg
Radical Republicans Wanted Equal rights for African-Americans
14th amendment equal rights and citizenship
used military to achieve equality Radical Republicans
Homestead Act Free land to settlers
Indian policy after the civil war put Indians on reservations
Dawes Act Assimilated Indians
Bimetalism Populist party economic policy
Populist party goal wanted regulation of the railroad
Pendleton Act reduce patronage (spoils system)
result of Haymarket Riot end of the Knights of Labor
Robber barons eliminated competition and exploited workers
John Rockefeller formed trusts
American Federation of labor used strikes to fight for higher wages
How Political Machines maintained power supported by immigrants
Goal of Sherman Anti-Trust Act reduce the power of big businesses
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