Amendments
Judicial Branch & Bill of Rights
Civil War
Industrial Revolution
Reform Movements
100
Guarantees due process of law.
5th amendment
100
This means being tried twice for the same crime.
Double jeopardy
100
We're there a lot of causes to the civil war?
Yes, many.
100
What was the major product produced?
Cotton.
100
This word means extreme.
Radical
200
Protects people to keep and bear arms.
2nd amendment
200
A case brought to court when someone feels someone else wronged them.
Civil case.
200
Did the north and south ever fight?
Yes. Always had arguments.
200
Did women agree with how they were being treated in the mills?
No, they thought it was unfair and some tried to rebel.
200
It means to get rid of.
Eradicate
300
This amendment protects you from the right of search and seizures.
4th amendment
300
A written document that allows police to search for evidence concerning a crime.
Search warrant.
300
What is the principle of nullification?
A state could nullify a law if they didn't agree with it.
300
In what country did the Industrial Revolution begin?
Great Britian
300
What was the period of time before the Civil War?
Antebellum
400
This amendment allows freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom of religion, and freedom to petition.
1st amendment
400
The court can have the power to hear the case.
Jurisdiction.
400
Name 2 causes of the civil war.
Publishing books that portrayed slavery as horrible, Abraham Lincolns election,
400
What are 4 cons of being a mill girl?
- long shifts - curfew - tight housing - little privacy/space - worked 6 days a week and Sunday's had to go to church
400
What movement tried to lower the alcohol consumption amount?
The temperance movement
500
Protects people from excessive bail and cruel and unusual punishment.
8th amendment.
500
Surpreme court is the highest level of this branch.
Judicial branch
500
How long was the battle of Gettysburg?
3 days
500
How did steam power transform the textile industry?
- didn't need water near by - could have milk next to cotton plants - any location for a mill - overall, easier
500
What was a moderate abolitionist?
Someone who wanted to get rid of slavery but with no fighting. They wanted slavery not to spread.
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