Colonial America
1619 is important why
1620 is important why
Race and republicanism
Mayflower and Plymouth
This man established the Supreme Court’s power of judicial review
John Marshall
This was always a controversial issue & the reason for the creation of parties but Jackson eliminated it & it won't be reinstated until the Civil War by the all yankee Congress
Banks of the United States
This political group within a political party wanted to make sure freedmen had equal rights in the South.
Radical Republicans
What is the interactions between the old world & the new world of people, goods, foods & animals after first contact?
Columbian Exchange
The Navigation Acts were part of the British policy known as
Mercantilism
France negotiated a treaty of alliance with the new American nation in 1778 following this battle
Saratoga
Federal Supremacy was established by this monumental court case, dealing with the Bank of the United States
McCulloch v. Maryland
The primary reason that Reconstruction failed African Americans was this
Federal troops left the South, and then racists whites took over because the army wasn’t protecting former slaves anymore
What can be said of the Native American societies pre-Columbus 1492 era?
adapting to their environment caused much diversity from one society to the next.
An increased tolerance of religious diversity was the result of this movement and who was its most famous person?
The First Great Awakening
George Whitefield
These papers were created primarily to convince this states to ratify the Constitution
Federalist
These were the three legislative maneuvers made by Henry Clay to save the Union during the Antebellum America period.
Missouri Compromise
Nullification Compromise
Compromise of 1850
Andrew Johnson vetoed what organization & law that was to assist the former slaves
Freedmen's Bureau
What advantage did the English have in terms of domination in colonial times to the French?
population because France restricted immigration while GB encouraged it with Head Right System & indentured servitude.
Land-hungry colonials fought both the Indians and the established authorities in Virginia during this event
Bacon’s Rebellion
This taxation law, forced upon the Americans, was the first act that personally affected just about all Americans financially
Stamp Act
The biggest change in the Southern view of slavery between 1790 and 1850 was this, and who was the South’s advocate during most of this time period:
Changing it from a necessary evil to a positive good
The battle of Antietam, won by the Union, was significant in American history for these two reasons.
It was the bloodiest battle in American history
It marked the philosophical turning point in the war, as it became about slavery as well as reunification (Eman. Proc.)
Early English Settlement in Virginia & Maryland was different than New England how socially?
lower life expectancy, a larger population of indentured servants, and a greater gender imbalance
These were the three major reasons for the survival of the Jamestown colony
Aid from the Powhatan Confederacy
The development of tobacco cultivation
John Smith’s leadership
These were three major reasons that the Articles of Confederation failed.
Congress had no power to levy taxes
Congress had no power to work with other nations
State courts were the highest courts
No executive branch of government to enforce laws
Economically impossible to work as a nation
Other miscellaneous answers
major movement that stirred a huge amount of reforms during the early 1800s? and who was its major leader
2nd Great Awakening
Charles G. Finney
Describe 4 advantages of the North and 3 advantages of the South at the onset of the Civil War.
Answers will vary.
What was the PRIMARY purpose of British Mercantilism
to benefit Great Britain exclusively