B. unit 5 Q.2 Flashcards

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1
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led a tax rebellion

A

Daniel Shays

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2
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commander in chief in Revolution

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George Washington

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3
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financial plan established United States economic system

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Alexander Hamilton

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4
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wrote the Declaration of Independence

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Thomas Jefferson

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5
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landed in the Bahamas

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Columbus

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6
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wrote “The Star-Spangled Banner”

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Francis Scott Key

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7
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the people’s President

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Andrew Jackson

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8
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explored the Louisiana Territory

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Lewis and Clark

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9
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developed a system of mass production

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Eli Whitney

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10
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invented the sewing machine

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Elias Howe

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11
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built the Clermont

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Robert Fulton

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12
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invented the telegraph

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Samuel F. B. Morse

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13
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helped settle Texas

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Stephen Austin

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14
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wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin

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Harriet Beecher Stowe

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15
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shot by John Wilkes Booth

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Abraham Lincoln

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16
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traveling preachers

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circuit riders

17
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not a provision of the Articles of Confederation?

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Each state would have two to seven votes.

18
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Under the Articles of Confederation, the federal government was weak because:

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no national executive to enforce laws
could not levy taxes
could not control trade & commerce

19
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Which plan based the number of state representatives on population and allowed every state to have two senators?

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the Connecticut Plan

20
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Under the Constitution, the Federal government has power to:

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regulate trade between nations & states
maintain an army and make treaties
coin money and raise taxes

21
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The Federalists headed by Hamilton believed that

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Constitution gave implied powers to the government

22
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Under Hamilton’s financial plan:

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national bank has power to print money
federal government would pay all war debts
tariffs protect American manufacturing

23
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The cotton gin made cotton “king” and caused:

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the cotton culture to move West

24
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The Missouri Compromise of 1820 provided that

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Missouri would be admitted as a slave state

25
During Reconstruction, what positive things did Black Americans experience?
received an education reunited with families were able to legally get married were elected to public office
26
The Compromise of 1850 stated that:
Slave trade in Washington, D.C., would be illegal.
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The passage of the Kansas-Nebraska Act:
in essence repealed the Missouri Compromise
28
Reconstruction:
when Republican Radicals denied congressional seats to Southerners
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The President enforces the laws
Executive
30
Congress makes or creates the laws
Legislative
31
Federal courts explain or interpret the laws
Judicial
32
The first state to secede from the Union was:
South Carolina
33
Capital, population, and manufacturing were advantages held by the _________ in the Civil War.
North
34
Who succeeded Abraham Lincoln as President?
Andrew Johnson