Which Colonial Region
Rebellious Figures & Affairs
North vs South vs West
The Harshness of Native American Lives
The -Ism's
100

Boston was the major port city.

What are the New England Colonies?

100

One who openly vied against lynching, leading to their forced removal from Memphis after a violent reaction from the whites.

Who is Ida Wells-Barnett?

100

Continued to invest in slavery and agriculture.


What is the South?

100

The killing of this population plummeted the means of the Indians sustaining themselves.

What is the Buffalo population?

100

Survival of the fittest.

What is Social Darwinism?

200

The Puritan's "City on the Hill."

What are the New England Colonies?

200

They secretly financed legal challenges against the restricting Jim Crow Laws.

Who is Booker T. Washington?


200

Developed industry and finance that attracted immigrants, especially Germans and Irish.

What is the North?

200

The Trail of Tears drove the eastern Indians into this state.

What is Oklahoma?

200

The use of gold and silver as a standard of currency.

What is Bimetallism?

300

Maryland's Act of Tolerance.

What are the Mid-Atlantic Colonies?

300

An Anti-American hate group during the Reconstruction designed to underhandedly intimidate black voters in the South; a rebellion against a good cause.

What is the Ku Klux Klan?

300

Accepted the Protective Tariff in exchange for *Northern support of their interests in roads & canals and cheap land.


What is the West?

300

True or False: The Native Americans, who believed in tribal ownership of their land, did not know how to farm considering that they were mercenaries; therefor many lost their land to the white settles.

False; they were hunters.

300

The Framers of the Constitution based their government on this principle.

What is Republicanism?

400

They developed a hierarchical social structure due to the plantation system and their dependence on indentured servants (later on slaves).

What are the Southern Colonies?

400

They revolted against Mexico's supposed-to-be-obeyed conditions after the latter outlawed slavery.

Who are the Texans?

400

The completion of the Erie Canal strengthened economic and political ties between the East and West of this region.

What is the North?

400

True or False: The Native Americans used their strength in numbers to rise above the whites' attempt to assimilate them, holding onto their cultural heritages.

False; they were left in poverty and cultural decline, without a voice in America’s democracy.

400

Westward expansion impacted this -Ism's growth by promoting iconic America's ideal of the hardy pioneer and the common man as democracy's embodiment.

What is Nationalism?

500

Early migrants originally created a somewhat egalitarian society based off of religious equality that brought up democratic political institutions.

What are the New England and Mid-Atlantic Colonies?

500

They organized the Seneca Falls Convention (1848, NY) for advocating women's rights after being denied participation in an abolitionist convention.

Who are Eliza Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott?

500

Opposed the National Bank yet favored state banks that would offer cheap loans. 


What is the South and West?

500

The state and date that Native Americans were massacred at Wounded Knee when they attempted to revive traditions, like the Ghost Dance, which the U.S. army thought as threatening.

What is South Dakota, 1890?

500

Under this British system, American colonies primarily served as the market for British manufactured goods and a source of raw materials.

What is Mercantilism?