U1: Pre-Revolution
This Colonial act taxed Colonists on paper goods.
What is the Stamp Act.
Thomas Jefferson was synonymous with this group; they believed in a weak central government and a strong state government.
Who are the Anti-Federalists?
This Act allowed for the Trail of Tears.
What is the Indian Removal Act.
This was known as the turning point in the Civil war.
What is the Battle of Gettysburg.
These groups fought for better working conditions, higher wages, reasonable work hours, and child labor laws.
What are Labor Unions?
This iconic image of a chopped up snake, represented the idea of effective defense when joined together. What is this plan called?
What is the Albany Plan.
This Supreme court case established judicial review.
What is Marbury V. Madison.
This President was often referred to as a King due his desire to increase the power of the Presidency.
Who is Andrew Jackson.
The Emancipation Proclamation freed slaves in a rebellious state and neglected other regions.
What are the boarder states.
The hands-off style of governmental and economic monitoring.
What is Laissez Faire.
This foreign ally was the most prominent in aiding the US in their fight for independence (say it correctly).
Who is Marquis de La Fayette.
This war, also nicknamed the 'Second War of Independence' established that the US could defend itself from foreign forces.
What is the War of 1812.
This was Lincoln's initial objective in waging war against the South.
What is to preserve the Union.
This Amendment gave citizenship to anyone born within the US.
What is the 14th Amendment.
The work force, consumer market and overall industrial uptick was directly impacted by this.
What is the migrations of millions to the US.
This document established the first US government but later failed due to lack of power.
What are the Articles of Confederation.
This territory was purchased from France for $15 million and was negotiated by one of the American founding fathers (two part answer).
What is the Louisiana purchase and James Monroe.
This caused increased tension between Northern and Southern states and was solved by this Compromise (2 part answer).
What are free vs. slave states and The Compromise of 1850.
This battle also known as "Manassas Junction" in the South, has an alternative name.
What is the Battle of Bull Run.
These journalist were keen on exposing corruption both politically and socially.
Who are Muckrakers.
The 13 colonies were separated into three sections and labeled based on their contributions (3 part answer).
What is N-Political, M-Bread Basket, S- Economy.
These are the three presidents set by George Washington (3 part answer).
What are "Mr. President", serving two terms, and the cabinet system.
These actions, Compromise of 1850, 36-30 Line, Kansas-Missouri Compromise, helped to solve this problem in the US.
What is a balance of power.
This man was large proponent of the ratification of the 15th amendment saying, "Slavery is not abolished until the black man has the ballot."
Who is Frederick Douglas.
Arizona's way of applying progressive reforms and interacting with a more direct democratic approach (3 part answer).
What is referendum, recall, and initiative.