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Years Leading to Civil War
Economic Issues And Terms
U.S. Geography
Science Technology
Women in U.S. History
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• The invention and its inventor that made cotton
  the profitable cash crop of the South

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Who was Eli Whitney and the invention of the
cotton gin?
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• The state which had a preview of the Civil War in
  1854 when Congress attempted to allow their
  citizens to vote on the issue of slavery

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What was Kansas?
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• The crisis caused when South Carolina declared
  they wouldnt pay the 1832 Tariff, as well as
  threatening to secede if the federal government
  tried to enforce it

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• What was the Nullification Crisis?

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• The law requiring the North to return runaway
  slaves to their owners-as a result many fled to
  Canada to escape being sent back

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What was the Fugitive Slave Law?
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The argument used by the colonists in protest of
the taxes imposed by the British after the French
and Indian War
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• What was no taxation without representation?

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• A tax on imports designed to protect new
  industries which were primarily in the North-it
  hurt the South who had to import goods

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• What was a protective tariff?

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• The major cash crop of the South which led to the
  increase of slave labor and the desire for more
  fertile land to the West

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• What was cotton?

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• Prior to the Civil War, the area of the United
  States where most of the major cities were
  located due to industrialization

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Where was the Northeast section of the United
States?
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• The social change desired by Elizabeth Cady
  Stanton and Lucretia Mott

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What was womens rights?
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• The author of Uncle Toms Cabin which was a
  strong abolitionist novel published before the
  Civil War

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• Who was Harriet Beecher Stowe?

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• The ex-slave who led many slaves to freedom on
  the Underground Railroad

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Who was Harriet Tubman?
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• The woman who worked to secure better treatment
  for the mentally ill and inmates in prison

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• Who was Dorothea Dix?

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• The river Lewis and Clark followed through the
  Oregon Territory to the Pacific Coast

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What was the Columbia River?
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• Two major barriers that a settler would have to
  cross to get to California during the Gold Rush
  era

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• What were the Rocky Mountains and the desert of
  the Southwest?

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• The region of colonies characterized by small
  towns, fishing, shipbuilding and forestry

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What were the New England colonies?
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Daily Double
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• The territory acquired after the U.S. victory
  over Mexico that became the states of N.M.,
  Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, Utah, and California

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• What was the Mexican Cession?

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The name of the first steamboat built in the U.S.
by Robert Fulton-greatly increased the speed of
water travel
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• What was the
• Clermont?

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Besides the cotton gin, the other major
contribution to industrialization by Eli Whitney
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• What was interchangeable parts?

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• Samuel Morse and Alexander G. Bells inventions
  that greatly improved communication

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• What was the telegraph (Morse) and the telephone
  (Bell)?

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• The war in which the first ironclad ships were
  used this doomed the wooden fleet

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• What was the Civil War?
• Merrimac-South
• Monitor-North

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• The reform movement designed to prohibit the
  consumption of alcoholic beverages

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• What was the Temperance Movement?

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• The radical abolitionist who was involved in both
  Bleeding Kansas and the raid for guns at
  Harpers Ferry, Virginia

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• Who was John Brown?

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• The Supreme Court case that established the
  courts right of judicial review (reviewing a
  laws constitutionality)

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What was Marbury v. Madison?
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• The purpose of each of the post Civil War
  Amendments

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• What was the
• 13th-Abolish slavery
• 14th-Grant citizenship and equal protection of
  the law
• 15th-Grant the right to vote to male citizens?