Must Knows
Revolutionary War
Civil War
Amendments
Reconstruction
100

Which branch creates the laws?

Legislative 

100

According to the Declaration of Independence, what are our inalienable rights? 

Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. 

100

What was the first battle of the civil war? 

Fort Sumpter

100

What was the First Amendment, and everything under it? 

Freedom of speech, press, petition, assembly, and religion.  

100

What is the 13th Amendment? 

It was the law that made slavery illegal everywhere. 

200

What were the three parts of the anaconda plan? 

Blockade caost, take the missisippi, capture richmond. 


200

What was the Olive Branch petition? 

Colonists' final attempt at making peace with King George. 

200

What was the main difference between the Federalists and the Republicans (Aint-Federalists)?

Federalists supported a stronger national government 

Anti-federalists supported stornger state government

200

What was the Second Amendment? 

Right to bear arms. 

200

What was the Emancipation Proclamation? 

Freed all the enslved people in the south, but nobody really followed it. 

300

How did the Continental Army differ from state militias? 

The Continental Army consisted of troops from all colonies. 

300

What was the second great awakening? 

A religous revival when people belived that if you "do good, you go to heaven." 

300

What country did the XYZ affair deal with? What did this affair lead to?

France and it lead to federalists becoming unpopular and a quazi war.

300

What was the 3rd amendment? 

No quartering troops. 

300

What was the 15th Amendment? 

Anyone can vote, specifically for the freed black men. 

400

What event caused the constitutional convention, and why? 

Shay's Rebellion 

Things turned to chaos, and states started ignoring the national government. 

400

What was the final battle of the Revolutionary War, and describe what happened?  

The Battle of Yorktown

The U.S. Army, French Navy, and French Army surrounded the British and defeated them. 

400

What two things did Washington warn the U.S. against in his Farewell Address? 

Political Parties

Foregin alliances

400

What was the 5th Amendment? 

The right to a fair trial and the right to remain silent. 

400

What were the Jim Crow laws?

Laws that seperated African Americans form white peolpe in public. (Laws that promoted segragation.)

500

What country did the XYZ affair deal with? What did this affair lead to?

France and it lead to federalists becoming unpopular and a quazi war.

500

What was the great compromise? 

An agreement that was reached to adress state representation in congress to makes sure large states and small states are equal. (Two branches that each have power.)

500

What was the souths main economic advantage heading into the civil war? 

Cash Crops

500

What was the 4th amendment? 

Protection against unreasonable search and seizure. 

500

What was the Freedmen's Bureau? 

A group that helped black people in the South fund homes, churches, schools, etc.

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