Colonial
This crop gave an economic boost for the colony of Jamestown.
What is tobacco
What is the Stamp Act Congress argued for the right of taxation was essential to people's freedom?
Thomas Jefferson gave this reason for the purose of the Louisiana Territory.
What is he believed that developing America's agrarian base was more important than fidelity to the Constitution?
This autobiographies of this person had a major influence on the abolitionist movement.
Who is Frederick Douglass?
This battle led to the capture of this Confederate fort on the Mississippi River gave Union forces a major advantage in the western theater.
What is Vicksburg?
This Amendment guaranteed equal protection under the law for all citizens.
What is the Fourteenth Amendment?
This became the dominant labor system of the Chesapeake after 1680.
What is slavery?
The Declaration of Independence did these things.
What is it was a list of grievances?
What is it borrowed ideas from John Locke and the Enlightenment?
What is it spoke of inalienable rights?
This invention had the greatest impact on the spread of slavery in the 1800s.
What is the cotton gin?
Manifest Destiny suggested this idea.
What is westward expansion was sanctioned by God?
This battle in Maryland marked the single-deadliest day of fighting during the Civil War.
What is Antietam?
This Amendment guaranteed that a citizen could not be denied the right to vote based on race.
What is the Fifteenth Amendment?
The idea of a "shining city upon a hilly" suggested that the Puritans wanted what?
This battle was the turning point of the American Revolution, convincing the French to join the American cause.
What is the Battle of Saratoga?
What is Worcester v. Georgia (1832)?
This was the reason for the Mexican-American War.
What are Mexican and U.S. troops clashed north of the Rio Grande?
This battle occurred when Albert Sydney Johnston attacked Ulysses S. Grant in an attempt to forestall a Union advance into Tennessee.
What is Shiloh?
This Federal Act created a federal agency to assist formerly enslaved person's transition to freedom.
What are the Freedman's Bureau Acts?
This was the first permanent settlement in Georgia.
What is Savannah?
This idea at the Constitutional convent allowed states to count non-citizens, such as slaves, as part of their population.
What is the Three-Fifths Compromise?
Antebeullum voting rights, during the age of Andrew Jackson, eliminated what voting restrictions?
What are property restrictions?
These were parts of the 1850 compromise.
What is Popular sovereignty would apply in New Mexico and Utah.
Congress agreed to a more stringent fugitive slave law.
Texas gave some of its land to New Mexico.
This battle marked Robert E. Lee's second and final attempt to invade the North.
What is Gettysburg?
This Federal Act divided southern states into military districts and prescribed the steps necessary for those states to rejoin the union.
What are the Reconstruction Acts?
This was the last of the English colonies to be settled.
This event in Georgia occurred when speculators bribed state legislators to support a law allowing them to purchase the land for a few cents an acre.
What is Georgia's Yazoo land problem?
This 19th century philosophy suggested that women should stay within the home.
What is separate spheres mentality or cult of domesticity?
This was the outcome of Dred Scott v. Sandford.
What is Scott, as a slave, was not a U.S citizen so he had no right to sue in federal court?
During his evacuation of this city, Confederate commander John Bell Hood order the destruction of all the military supplies his troops could not carry.
What is Atlanta?
This idea suggested that workers would be given a modest home, supplies, and a small portion of land to farm for personal use in exchange for also farming the landowner's land.
What is sharecropping?
This was the military purpose of the settling of Georgia.
What is it was supposed to be a military buffer between the British colonies and Spanish Florida?
This idea, proposed by Thomas Jefferson, suggests that the states have the right to ignore or overturn federal law.
What is nullification?
This 19th century philosophy promoted the idea of self-reliance.
What is transcendentalism.
This was the reason for southern secession.
What is their leaders feared the Republican's anti-slavery platform would be advanced?
This was guaranteed by the Emancipation Proclamation.
What is only slaves in areas of open rebellion against the Union would be freed?
This Amendment abolished slavery except when used as a punishment for a crime.
What is the Thirteenth Amendment?