Presidents
Expansion
Disunion
Civil War
Reconstruction
100

Which president is noted for the first steps of Westward Expansion? (Hint: LA Purchase, Lewis and Clark)

Jefferson

100

What war had to be fought to secure areas like Texas?

Mexican American War

100

Court case that shot down the Missouri Compromise

Dred Scott vs Sanford

100

President of the Confederacy

Jefferson Davis

100

Who created the easiest plan for Reconstruction 

Lincoln

200

Which president installed John Marshall to the Supreme Court?

Adams

200

What was the first compromise made regarding slave states and westward expansion?

Missouri Compromise/Compromise of 1820

200

White abolitionist that led a slave rebellion on Harpers Ferry VA

John Brown

200

Who led the Confederate military?

Robert E. Lee

200

Who takes the office of president after Lincoln is killed?

Johnson

300

First president to engage us in an official war

Madison

300

What was the Missouri Compromise?

Maine is free and Missouri is slave

300

Armed conflict on the streets following Kansas Nebraska Act

Bleeding Kansas

300

First shots of the Civil War?

Ft. Sumter

300

Name all three of the Civil War civil rights amendments

13th, 14th and 15th

400

President that creates a policy that begins to establish us as a world power (Hint: Don't mess with Latin America!)

Monroe

400

The belief that Americans are supposed to conquer all of North America

Manifest Destiny

400

Election that led to the secession of S.C.

Election of 1860

400

Military move that brings the war to people's homes

Total War

400

Who had the harshest plan for Reconstruction?

Congress

500

President at the beginning of the Civil War

Lincoln

500

What law passed as a part of the Compromise of 1850 that angered abolitionists?

Fugitive Slave Act

500

What country/government was formed in the South in response to the Election of 1860

Confederate States of America

500

Battle that secured the Mississippi for the Union army

Vicksburg

500

What was the name of the organization created to ensure African Americans had access to their newly acquired rights

Freedmen's Bureau