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100

Who does the President turn to for advice?

His Cabinet.

100

What effect did the Louisiana Purchase have on the size of the United States?

It doubled it.

100

Under the idea of "Popular Sovereignty," the power comes from the ____________.

people (who have the right to vote)

100

What invention made cotton the most profitable cash crop in the South?

The cotton gin

100

How are members of Congress elected?

They are voted in by the people. 

200

The Great Compromise created a _____ house Congress.

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200

The Marbury v. Madison Supreme Court case gave more power to the _________  branch of government.

Judicial

200

Describe President Andrew Jackson's relationship with the Native Americans. What did he do to them?

He used the Indian Removal Act to force Native Americans to move west and leave their homelands.

200

In the case of Dred Scott v. Sandford, who was protected, slaves or slave owners?

Slave owners

200

What was the biggest accomplishment of the Jefferson administration? 

The Louisiana Purchase

300

What did the Three-Fifths Compromise decide?

That slaves would be counted as 3/5s of a person (3/5s of the slave population would be counted)

300

Explain the Monroe Doctrine. 

Possible Answer: America will not allow Europe to get involved in North/South American affairs and will not allow any more colonization. 

300

Explain Manifest Destiny.

Possible Answer: The belief that America is meant to expand westward from coast-to-coast (given this destiny from God)

300

What did the Emancipation Proclamation do?

It freed slaves in the Confederate states (not in the border states)
300

The forced journey of Native Americans from their lands to the western territory by President Andrew Jackson is known as the...

Trail of Tears

400

Name one problem/weakness of the Articles of Confederation.

Possible Answers: Congress can't tax, weak central government, states can print their own money, foreign nations take advantage

400

This group of people believed in a strong federal government, national bank, and an industrial, factory-based society. 

The Federalist Party. 

400

What caused the Mexican-American War to begin?

A dispute over the border of Texas

400

What did the 15th amendment do/change?

It allowed all male citizens to vote, regardless of race. This gave African American men the right to vote.

400

What is Sectionalism?

When a person is  more loyal to their region/section of the country as opposed to the whole country. 

(EX: People living in the South see themselves as Southerners before they see themselves as Americans.)

500

What is a similarity between the Articles of Confederation and the Constitution? (the one discussed on the study guide)

Both had a legislative branch

500

What was a problem/obstacle that President Thomas Jefferson encountered when he was about to make the Louisiana Purchase?

Possible Answer: The Constitution does not specifically say that the President has the power to buy land

500

Name TWO issues that divided the North and South and eventually caused the Civil War. 

Possible Answers: Slavery, States Rights

500

Explain King Cotton Diplomacy. 

The Confederacy (South) thought they could create an alliance with Great Britain in the Civil War by providing them with cotton. Great Britain declined the offer. 

500

Name TWO negative impacts of Manifest Destiny

Reduced buffalo population; conflict with Native Americans/removal

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