Colonies
This 1700s movement challenged religious authority and spread Revival throughout the colonies.
What is the First Great Awakening
What pamphlet argued for independence and challenged monarchical authority?
Common Sense by Thomas Paine
What was the period known as where there was only one political party and relatively no disagreement?
The Era of Good Feelings
Court Case declaring slaves as property
Dred v Scott
This boss Leveraged new immigrants by providing jobs in exchange for political power
William Boss Tweed
The shift from Indentured servitude to this labor system
Chattel Slavery
What post war concept emphasized women's duty to raise virtuous citizens?
Republican Motherhood
What 1820's revival lead to social reform?
The Second Great Awakening
What was the period after the Civil War known as?
Reconstruction
What amendment gave Women the right to vote?
19th Amendment
The Colonial Era's first elected legislative assembly
Virginia House of Burgesses
What were the different views of Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton? Double points for explaining
Hamilton: Federalist, National bank, Federal Power, Feared anarchy
Jefferson: Loose constitution, States rights, feared tyranny,
1848 conference that marked the beginning of Women's rights movements
Seneca Falls Convention
Which Amendment gave African American's the right to vote?
the 15th Amendment
Standard Oil (Rockefeller)
Banking (JP Morgan)
Carnegie Steel
Railroads (Vanderbilt)
A series of conflicts between colonists and native americans, leaving a legacy of tension between the two groups
King Philip (Metacom's) war
Boston Tea Party, followed by Coercive acts.
The Missouri compromise
What book written by Harriet Beecher Stowe led to growing abolition sentiment?
Uncle Tom's Cabin
What piece of legislation attempted to help unions and ban monopolies?
Sherman Antitrust act. (Trusts were conjoined companies that basically made monopolies)
What did all of the colonies export? Middle, New England, and Southern
Southern: Tobacco, Rice, indigo
Middle (Breadbasket): Bread, wheat, livestock
New England: Fish, lumber, shipping
What was the British Proclamation that promised to free enslaved people who fought for the crown? _____ ______'s proclamation
Lord Dunmore's Proclamation
Following the Mexican American war, what piece of Legislation in 1850 tried to ease tensions and included the Fugitive Slave Act?
Compromise of 1850
What is the conflict caused by "Popular Sovereignty" that helped trigger the civil War?
Bleeding Kansas: Immigrants flooding the state to vote if it would be free or slave
What progressive president was a trustbuster?
Theodore Jarrard Roosevelt