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100

The Following was a major turning Point in the American Civil War

The Battle of Gettysburg 

100

The signing of this document officially starts Americas war for independence 

The Declaration of Independence 

100

The US Claimed Puerto Rico, Cuba, and the Philippines in this war  

Spanish American War 

100

The system that allows no singular person becomes to powerful  

Checks and Balances 

100

Name 2 Proxy Wars 

Korea and Vietnam 

200

The French and Indian War was fought over a dispute with the French for the following territory

Ohio River Valley 

200

This country allied with the United States to Help us achieve victory

France 

200

This moment came after the first World War and was known as a decade of Excess and Success ever

Roaring Twenties 

200

The 13th Amendment 

Ended slavery 

200

Name 3 Civil Rights Leaders 

MLK, JFK, RFK, Malcolm X 

300

The Articles of Confederation was replaced following

Daniel Shays rebellion 

300

This law divided the United States between slave and non-slave states 

Missouri Compromise 

300

Langston Hughes was a poet, playwright, and novelist during what movement in American History  

Harlem Renaissance 

300

The 19 Amendment? 

Gave Women the Right to Vote 

300

The concept of what would occur if Russia or America would ever use there Nuclear Weapons 

Mutually Assured Destruction  

400

This law forcibly removed Natives following Louisiana purchase: 

Indian Removal Act 

400

The Separation of state and federal 

federalism 

400

This location sees the first instant of violence over the issue of slavery prior to the Civil War 

Kansas 

400

The 18th Amendment 

Made Alcohol illegal until the passing of the 21st Amendment

400

Turning point for WWII in Europe 

D-Day 

500

This group demanded a strict interpretation of the constitution and the addition of a bill of rights before ratification 

Anti-federalist 

500

The Albany plan of Union was significant because 

It united the colonies under a singular national Identity 

500

This clause of the Constitution allows for the federal government to stretch its power to better meet the needs of the people (Jefferson used it to purchase the Louisiana territory)  

The Elastic Clause 

500

Name one of the early forms of democracy that formed in Colonial America 

Virginia House of Burgess, and Mayflower Compact/ New England Townhall meeting

500

Explain 2 examples of checks and balances 

Veto, Supreme Court Judicial Review, Congressional Veto Over ride