History Final Flashcards

1
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The purpose of early Spanish missions in new Spain was to _____________.

A

Spread the Christian faith and Spanish culture to Native Americans

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2
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The knights of labor suffered a steady decline in membership and influence due to lost strikes and

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The Haymarket riot

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3
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The Puritans believed that

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Every congregation should elect its own leaders

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4
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By determining how the states would be represented in the houses of Congress, the Great Compromise resolved differences between

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States with large populations and states with small populations

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5
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In contrast with department stores which offered many services, chain stores focused on offering

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Low prices

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6
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The presidential election of 1800 was clearly contested and had an outcome that

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Demonstrated that power could be transformed peacefully

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7
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Pledged large amounts of money and arranged for foreign loans to finance American war effort

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Robert Morris

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8
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Settlement in which Britain recognized the United States as a new nation

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Treaty of Paris 1783

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9
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Declared that Virginia no longer had an official church and that the state would no longer collect tax for church

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Virginia Statute for religious freedom

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10
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Explain how trade and migration increased American influence in California and New Mexico between 1821 and 1846

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American influence in the area grew due to the efforts of the Oregon Trail and the idea of fulfilling this “American Dream” by building your own house on your own landing and farming on fertile soil. With trails such as the Oregon Trail, Americans found a new sense of direction and they went off in the search for prosperity.

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11
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The homestead act gave land to homesteaders if they ________ for five years.

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Lived on it

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12
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The nation’s first two political parties were the federalists and the __________.

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Democratic-Republicans

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13
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When a single company achieves control of an entire market, it is known as ___________.

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monopoly

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14
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Crittenden’s Compromise proposed to

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Extend the Missouri Compromise line westward

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15
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In his farewell address, Washington warned us of

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Partisan politics

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16
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The Continental army was first formed from

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The militia surrounding the British in Boston

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17
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Presbyterian minister named Charles Grandison Finney helped to fund the Protestant Christian movement known as modern

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Revivalism

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18
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Opponents of ratification argued that the constitution endangered the independence of the

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States

19
Q

Lincoln’s plan for reconstruction called for

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Reconciling with the south instead of punishing them

20
Q

Took the Claremont 150 miles up the river

A

Robert Fulton

21
Q

Ordered Andrew Jackson into Florida to stop Seminole raids

A

John C. Calhoun

22
Q

Transformed gun making into a factory process

A

Eli Whitney

23
Q

Rose from slavery to become a prominent leader of the anti slavery movement

A

Frederick Douglass

24
Q

Built an American locomotive engine

A

James Monroe

25
Q

Led an armed uprising that killed 50 white people before he was caught and hanged

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Nat Turner

26
Q

Organized a major slave uprising in 1800

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Gabriel Prosser

27
Q

Introduced mass production of cloth cotton to the US

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Francis Lowell

28
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Perfected the telegraph in 1832

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Samuel FB Morse

29
Q

was accused of planning an armed revolt to free the regions slaves but was tried, convicted and hanged before the trial was over

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Denmark Vesey

30
Q

Between 1640 and 1700, the population of the American colonies increased from about 50,000 to more than

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250,000

31
Q

Before the Sand Creek Massacre, the Cheyanne had come to Fort Lyon to

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Negotiate

32
Q

John Locke wrote about the ________ of people and the contract theory of government

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Natural rights

33
Q

The amendment to the Constitution that abolished slavery was the

A

13

34
Q

Jay’s treaty helped effect the economy of the US by

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Preventing a costly war with Great Britain

35
Q

Farragut’s victory at Mobile Bay was important because

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Blockade runners could no longer use any port on the golf of Mexico east of the Mississippi River

36
Q

Perhaps the most important factor in the rapid development of industry in the United States was the American system of free enterprise based on private

A

Property rights

37
Q

President Andrew Jackson proudly supported the practice of appointing people to government jobs on the basis of loyalty and support, a practice known as

A

Spoils system

38
Q

Department stores changed the idea of shopping by

A

Bringing together a huge array of different projects

39
Q

Which of the following was one reason members of the congress known as war hawks wanted to go to war with Britain

A

To protect the nations reputation

40
Q

Federalists secured votes for ratification by promising to add which of the following

A

The bill of rights

41
Q

______ ordered an all out attack at cold harbor

A

Ulysses S Grant

42
Q

Supporters of the laissez-faire generally favor

A

Free trade

43
Q

Which country financed Columbus’ voyage across the Atlantic

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Spain