Terms Review IV

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Terms Review IV

• Growth of A New Nation

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These were tiny parcels of land where Indians
were sent to live.
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These were tiny parcels of land where Indians
were sent to live.

• Reservations

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This was passed by Congress in 1816 to protect
American industries from competing with lower
priced European goods by raising the tax on
imports.
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This was passed by Congress to protect American
industries from competing with lower priced
European goods by raising the tax on imports.
Tariff of 1816
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An ideal community where all would live in peace
and harmony.

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An ideal community where all would live in peace
and harmony.
Utopia

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When was Alabama admitted to the Union as a state?


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When was Alabama admitted to the Union as a state?
1819

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What was opened in 1825 that linked Buffalo, New
York on Lake Erie with Albany, New York on the
Hudson River? It started a new era of
transportation and prosperity for New York.

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What was opened in 1825 that linked Buffalo, New
York on Lake Erie with Albany, New York on the
Hudson River? It started a new era of
transportation and prosperity for New York.

Erie Canal
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What is the policy of removing political
opponents from government and replacing them with
political friends called? President Andrew
Jackson started this system.

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What is the policy of removing political
opponents form government and replacing them with
political friends called? President Andrew
Jackson started this system.

Spoils System
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Who was the former slave that spoke for the
abolition movement?

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Who was the former slave that spoke for the
abolition movement?

Frederick Douglass
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Who was the first man born into poverty that
became President of the United States?

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Who was the first man born into poverty that
became President of the United States?

Andrew Jackson
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This was a promise made by President Monroe to
prevent any European nation from colonizing in
North and South America.

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This was a promise made by President Monroe to
prevent any European nation from colonizing in
North and South America.

Monroe Doctrine 1823
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Who developed the first effective steamboat in
1807?

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Who developed the first effective steamboat in
1807?

Robert Fulton
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What was the name of the federally funded road
from Cumberland, Maryland to Vandalia, Illinois?

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What was the name of the federally funded road
from Cumberland, Maryland to Vandalia, Illinois?

National Road
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Who invented the cotton gin and introduced the
idea of interchangeable parts?

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Who invented the cotton gin and introduced the
idea of interchangeable parts?

Eli Whitney
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The belief that it was Gods will that the United
States expand and possess the entire continent is
called what?

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The belief that it was Gods will that the United
States expand and possess the entire continent is
called what?

Manifest Destiny
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The Christian sect that established farming
communities in Pennsylvania, the Midwest, and
Canada. They lived a life of simplicity and hard
work.

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The Christian sect that established farming
communities in Pennsylvania, the Midwest, and
Canada. They lived a life of simplicity and hard
work.

Amish
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Who was the 5th President of the United States?
He helped states to cooperate with each other in
building roads, canals, and railroads. It was
called the Era of Good Feeling.

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Who was the 5th President of the United States?
He helped states to cooperate with each other in
building roads, canals, and railroads. It was
called the Era of Good Feeling.

James Monroe
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Who set out from St. Louis to explore the
Louisiana Purchase to the coast of the Pacific
Ocean?

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Who set out from St. Louis to explore the
Louisiana Purchase to the coast of the Pacific
Ocean?

Lewis Clark
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Who was the senator from Kentucky who proposed
the American Systema balance between those
favoring states rights and strong federal
government?

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Who was the senator from Kentucky who proposed
the American Systema balance between those
favoring states rights and strong federal
government?

Henry Clay
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The journey of thousands of Creek, Cherokee, and
Choctaws as they were forced to leave their
homelands in the Southeast and move to Oklahoma
in 1838. Many died along the way.

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The journey of thousands of Creek, Cherokee, and
Choctaws as they were forced to leave their
homelands in the Southeast and move to Oklahoma
in 1838. Many died along the way.

Trial of Tears
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Who served as an interpreter for Louis and Clark?

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Who served as an interpreter for Louis and Clark?

Sacagawea
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What were women who worked for womens right to
vote called?

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What were women who worked for womens right to
vote called?

Suffragette
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What was the religious group founded by George
Fox called? They believed in personal divine
revelation and objected to war and slavery.

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What was the religious group founded by George
Fox called? They believed in personal divine
revelation and objected to war and slavery.

Quakers
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This movement advocated total abstinence from
alcohol.

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This group advocated total abstinence from
alcohol.

Temperance Movement
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This government law required all Native Americans
to move to land west of the Mississippi River.

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This government law required all Native Americans
to move to land west of the Mississippi River.

Indian Removal Act 1830
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This was promoted by Senator John Calhoun from
South Carolina. The doctrine states that if
Congress passes a bill that is harmful to a
particular state, that state is not obliged to
enforce it.

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This was promoted by Senator John Calhoun from
South Carolina. The doctrine states that if
Congress passes a bill that is harmful to a
particular state, that state is not obliged to
enforce it.

Doctrine of Nullification
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The period of time during Monroes Presidency was
called what?

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The period of time during Monroes Presidency was
called what?

Era of Good Feeling
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This movement worked to put an end to slavery.

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This movement worked to put an end to slavery.

Abolitionist Movement
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This was a network of people that helped slaves
escape to the North.

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This was a network of people that helped slaves
escape to the North.

Underground Railroad