Mexican-American War
Civil War
Civil War/Reconstruction
Reconstruction
100

What issue did Mexico and the U.S. argue over, that led to the Mexican-American War?

Texas' border

100
What were the four main causes of the Civil War?

Tariffs, Sectionalism, Slavery, States Rights

100

This amendment gave all male citizens the right to vote

15th

100

This amendment have slaves their freedom

13th amendment
200

The US defeated this country in the Mexican-American War

Mexico

200

What was the purpose of the Anaconda plan?

to blockade the south and cut off supplies

200

Why was the south upset over tariffs?

Their economy was harmed and they couldn't trade with Europe
200

States wanting make laws for themselves

State's Rights

300

What year did the Mexican-American war occur?

1848

300

What is one advantage the North had during the war (hint: has to do with transportation)

Railroads and the ability to move goods

300

The battle that stopped the Union from invading Texas

Battle of Sabine Pass

300

What is a long term impact of sharecropping?

It keeps the sharecropper in debt 

400

True or False: Mexico outlawed slavery

True

400

When the South seceded from the U.S. were the first two things they did?

1. Create a constitution

2. Elect a president

400

Loyalty to one's region

Sectionalism

400

During Reconstruction, the South was divided into military districts with the purpose of controlling them. What is the term used to describe military control of an area?

Martial Law

500

The Compromise of 1850 was created to keep the balance of free and slave states. What principle of government gave the new territories entering the U.S. the right to choose slavery for themselves?

Popular Sovreignty
500

Final battle of the Civil War (took place after the end of the war)

Battle of Palmito Ranch

500

Name one of the three conditions Texas had to meet in order to rejoin the U.S.

1. loyalty to the U.S.

2. new constitution

3. outlaw secession

500

How did the South try to prevent former slaves from voting or exercising their rights?

Literacy tests and poll taxes
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