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What year did construction begin on the Panama Canal?
1880
In 1819 Florida was acquired under what treaty?
Adams-Onis Treaty
King Phillip's War was between the English settlers and the _________
Native Americans
The 1st two American parties were
The Federalists and the Democratic Republicans
Shay's Rebellion, which occurred due to a lack of currency & harsh govt monetary policies, happened in what state?
Massachusetts
Bacon's Rebellion was due to what?
The Governor's friendly policies towards the Native Americans
One of the 1st judicial cases that addressed the freedom of the press involved whom?
John Zenger
The most famous leader of the Apache was?
Geronimo
Early english colonies produced what crop?
Tobacco
What was one of the main reasons prohibition failed?
Rising law enforcement costs
At the end of the Mexican-American War, the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo defined what?
The Mexico/Texas border
What woman was known for her contributions to journalism and transcendatlism?
Margaret Fuller
The Pig War was fought over what dispute?
Boundaries of the U.S. and British Empire
The 3/5's compromise was used to determine the representation of which body of people?
Slaves
The White House was completed in what year?
1800
The XYZ Affair occured when U.S. diplomats were sent to what country in 1798?
France
Who was the first president of the Republic of Texas?
Sam Houston
The Bill of Rights was signed and ratified in what year?
1791
The U.S. had no debt under what president?
Andrew Jackson
The Mason-Dixon line was developed to settle a dispute between what 2 states?
Pennsylvania and Maryland
The theory of nullification states that
a state has a right to nullify any federal law which is unconstitutional
What indian leader was not known for his battle prowess?
Squanto
What resource did the South believe would draw european countries to their aid?
Cotton
The 1st shot and battle of the Civil War occured where?
Fort Sumter
How many presidents have served more than 1 term?
1, FDR
The Emancipation Procalamation was signed when?
1863
The indian population declined rapidly due to what reason?
disease
What country never had a claim to the Oregon territory
France
During which president's term was the White House burned down?
James Madison
What best describes the Monroe Doctrine?
The U.S. would **** up any european country that would interfere with north or south american countries
The 1st black woman to publish writing was
Phyllis Wheatly
What disease commonly affected people travelling the Oregon trail?
Cholera
This native american chief led an attack in 1675 to push the english out
King Phillip aka Metacomet
In the Compromise of 1877, Rutherford B. Hayes was awarded the presidency over whom?
Samuel Tiden
Geronimo was a member of what tribe?
Apache
John Audobon was known for his work in what field
Discovering and classifying birds
The idea of a national bank was promoted by what party?
The Whig
The 1st state to secede was?
South Carolina
A large number of Irish immigrated to the U.S. during the Great Famine during what years?
1830-1860
The first transcontinental railroad was completed in what year?
1869
The Articles of Confederation were ratified in what year?
1781
What abolitionist and slave wrote "Aint I a Woman"?
Sojourner Truth
Who was the union general during the Civil War?
Ullysses S. Grant
The Federalist party was founded by whom?
Alexander Hamilton
Frances Willard was a suffragist who was president of what organization?
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Who was the leader of the confederacy?
Jefferson Davis
The governing document that was signed when the U.S. was first formed was
Articles of the Confederation
What does the 8th Amendment protect against?
No cruel or unusual punishments
The most famous indian revolt that occured in New Mexico was known as
Pope's Rebellion or Pueblo Revolt
The Dred Scott Decision states that
African American slaves aren't citizens
in 1803, the U.S. purchased the Lousiana Territory for how much?
15 million dollars
in 17th century, a NY rebellion left whom in charge?
Jacob Leister
The necessity of a search warrant and probable cause is protected under what amendment?
4th
The first national bank was formed when?
1791
What caused the Trent Affair?
The seizing of confederate diplomats onboard a British ship
The Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854 ended what prior Act?
Missouri Compromise
In what year did the U.S. acquire the Lousiana Territory?
1803
What president was part of the Know-Nothing party movement?
Millard Fillmore
What was the largest city of the colonies?
Philadelphia
What slave-state did not secede from the Union?
Kentucky
What year was the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo signed?
1848
The 1st female labor unions and strikes occured where?
Lowell Textile Mill
The Indian Removal Act was signed under what president?
Andrew Jackson
The Nativist-American Party eventually become what party?
The Know-Nothing party
The founder of the underground railroad was
Harriet Tubman
The right to a speedy, undelayed trial is guaranteed under what amendment?
6th
the right to free speech is guaranteed under what amendment?
1st
What was the 1st state to ban alcohol?
Maine
What university was the first to accept both blacks and females?
Oberlin College
The Whiskey Rebellion occured due to what reason?
a new tax
The slave uprising that occured in 1831 that claimed 50-60 deaths was called
Nat Turner's Rebellion
The Declaration of Independence was signed by how many people?
56
The first black journal and newspaper was
Freedom's Journal
Who won the 7th presidency in the 1828 election?
Andrew Jackson
Hudsons River school was renown for its
art
Daniel Shays was a revolutionary war veteran who
led an armed uprising in Massachussetts due to a post war economic depression
The Antebellum Period is known as
the period between the formation of the U.S. and the Civil War
Who wrote Rip Van Winkle and Sleepy Hollow?
Washington Irving
California's Gold rush began where?
Sutter's Mill
What country owned California at the beginning of the gold rush
Mexico
What american activist pushed for government sponsored insane asylums?
Dorothea Lynde Dix
A large wave of german immigrants came after when?
The Revolutions of 1848
William Penn was a leader of whom?
The Quakers
The Sioux Treaty of 1868 granted the indians what land?
The Black Hills of Dakota
What year was Alaska purchased from Russia
1867
The Reconstruction Era refers to the period after what?
Civil War
What is guaranteed under the 14th amendment?
Persons born on U.S. soil are guaranteed citizenship
What was not an Act passed by the british to tax the colonies?
The Cotton Act
the 26th infantry was known for
being predominantly black
What indian led the Sioux at the Battle of Little Big Horn
Crazy Horse
What president died after being in office for 32 days?
William Henry Harrison
What author wrote Little Women?
Louisa May Alcott
When civil cases exceed a set monetary value, they are to be tried by a jury under what amendment?
7th
How many states seceded from the Union?
11
What politician defended slavery?
John Calhoun
The idea of a National bank was promoted by what party?
The Whigs
the transcontinental railroad was built by what company?
The Central Pacific railroad company
Sarah Grimke was known as a
prominent abolitionist
What amendment prohibits peacetime quartering of soldiers?
3rd
What was the 13th amendment?
Abolished slavery