Jacksonian Democracy
Manifest Destiny
Mexican-American War
Slavery
Reform
100

Which group of American gained universal suffrage by 1840?

White Men

100

At this time, people thought that the United States was destined to this.

Control North America from the Atlantic coast to Pacific coast.

100

Why did Texas declare independence from Mexico in 1835?

To preserve slavery in the territory

100
The southern economy grew dependent on this crop and the labor that supported it.
What is cotton.
100

Name two reform movements.

What are the Second Great Awakening, Abolitionism, Women's Rights, education, Temperance, prisons, and asylums, and Transcendentalism.

200

During Jackson's presidency, which state threatens to nullify a federal tariff and rumored to secede if forced to pay up?

South Carolina

200

When and where was the Gold Rush?

1849 in California

200

The war erupted due to a disputed southern boundary of what territory?

Texas

200

Impact of the cotton gin on demand for slave labor.

Demand for slave labor heavily increased! More profit for plantation owners.

200
The Temperance movement was against the consumption of this beverage.
What is alcohol.
300

Jackson approved this Congressional Law to relocate Native Americans to open land for American settlers and cotton production.

The Indian Removal Act

300

What became the key issue for Congress as new territories were annexed?

Expansion of slavery

300

Name two leaders of the Texas Independence Movement.

Sam Houston and Stephen Austin

300

This network of safe houses and transportation guided thousands of enslaved people to freedom in states and countries that had previously outlawed slavery.

The Underground Railroad

300

Who was the famous abolitionist that fought against slavery by creating an autobiography which described his treatment as a slave and wrote for and published Abolitionist newspapers.

Frederick Douglass

400

Jackson vetoed Congressional approval to continue _________________, and instead put money in loyal state banks (pet banks).

The Bank of the US (national bank)

400

During this event, thousands of Native Americans were violently forced out of their ancestral homes to land reservations west of the Mississippi River.

The Trail of Tears

400

According to the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, the United States received this portion of land.

The Mexican Cession

400
This compromise in 1820 preserved the balance in Congress by having Missouri be a slave state, and Maine be a free state in the union.
What is the Missouri Compromise.
400

This Christian revival movement inspired the other social reform movements of the early-mid 19th century.

The Second Great Awakening

500

How did President Jackson respond to the Supreme Court ruling against the Indian Removal Act in Worchester v Georgia.

Ignored the ruling and increased the power of the presidency (executive branch).

500

This trail was trekked by thousands of settlers to reach the western territories on the Pacific Coast.

What is the Oregon Trail.

500

Which member of Congress demanded to know the precise location Mexico first attacked American troops in Texas. (Hint: His political career takes off afterwards)

Abraham Lincoln

500

This federal law allowed Southerners to reclaim slaves that had escaped to the north.

What is the Fugitive Slave Act.

500

Elizabeth Cady Stanton drafted this document advocating for women's rights, at the Seneca Falls Women's Rights Convention, in Seneca Falls, New York, in July of 1848.

the Declaration of Sentiments

600

Name for the 1828 law that created a high tax on imported goods. Strongly disliked by Southern Plantation owners due to retaliatory tax.

Tariff of Abominations

600

Which President campaigned to add more territory to the US and be the "Manifest Destiny" president?

James K Polk

600

What provision (proviso) attempted to outlaw slavery in any new territory gained from the Mexican-American War. It failed to pass the Senate.

The Wilmot Proviso

600

Explain the process of "popular sovereignty" in US territories attempting to become states.

State legislatures voted to decide if the state should allow or prohibit slavery

600

Which three reform movements did Sojourner Truth address in her speech "Ain't I a Woman?"

Abolitionism, Women's Rights, and the Second Great Awakening.