U.s. History I Final

Front 1

Louisiana Purchase

Back 1

Land the United States bought from France.

($15 million) (Thomas Jefferson) *the question is: which isn't true about the Louisiana purchase... (It didn't cause a war)

Hint 1

Who bought it from who, and for how much?

Front 2

Area acquired in the Louisiana Purchase

Back 2

828,000 square miles (Nearly doubled the size of the United States (Know where it was... not the area of the land, but the area it was in...

Hint 2

This is a pretty fun number! :D

Front 3

Federalist Party

Back 3

didn't believe in strong state gov.

Hint 3

Founder, what they believed

Front 4

Alexander Hamilton Supporters

Back 4

They were bankers and owneres of large buisnesses

Hint 4

Supporters

Front 5

Jefferson's opposition to Hamilton's tariff policy

Back 5

bad for poor farmers

Hint 5

(I hope this is right)

Front 6

Lewis and Clark's starting point

Back 6

St. Louis, along the Mississippi River

Hint 6

Meet me in...

Front 7

Bill of Rights

Back 7

this one gives an excerpt from the BofR... Just remember that the 1st doc is the BofR!

Hint 7

What was it?

Front 8

Sectionalism

Back 8

The interests of one's own region or section of the country, rather than to the country as a whole.

Hint 8

Taken from Wikipedia

Front 9

Seneca Falls Convention

Back 9

The first women's rights convention

Hint 9

Women are always right...

Front 10

Assembly line means what?

Back 10

Mass production of products

Hint 10

Assembly line of twinky eaters= greater Mass...

Front 11

Missouri statehood controversy

Back 11

There were an even number of pro and anti slavery states, so they did not know what to do with Missouri

Hint 11

(Missouri Compromise)

Front 12

Indian Removal Act

Back 12

forced Indians to leave

Hint 12

Who, What, and Where

Front 13

Industrial Revolution affects what first?

Back 13

Textile Industry

Hint 13

COMMUNICATIVE FLOORING!

Front 14

States Rights: Which was it not a part of?

Back 14

Monroe Doctrine

Hint 14

Monroe was European... :P

Front 15

Removal of Indians at Mississippi River region

Back 15

They were removed (They had to go west)

Hint 15

Duh...

Front 16

effects of the cotton gin

Back 16

More cotton production, more/bigger textiles/industries in North, more slaves and cotton plantations in the South

Hint 16

Yay

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Cotton Mills first powered by

Back 17

water

Hint 17

Pit of despair power source...

Front 18

Changes in slavery and Cotton production after 1820

Back 18

more slaves and cotton... (It has a graph, and that graph is pretty straight forward)

Front 19

"Go west young man, and grow up with the country"

Back 19

Manifest Destiny

Hint 19

YAYAYAYAYAYAYAYA

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Annexation of Texas

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Quickly led to war with Mexico- annexed in 1845, it was the 28th state

Hint 20

Teehee... I hope you didn't expect thse hints to help! D:

Front 21

Mexican-American war- Why?

Back 21

Land battle

Hint 21

Kinda pointless...

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Texas as a Republic

Back 22

It's territory was all of Texas, and parts of Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado, Wyoming, and New Mexico. (I think it becomes a republic after leaving Mexico...)

Hint 22

Not the State, but bigger! :D

Front 23

Stephen F. Austin brought Americans to what state?>

Back 23

Texas

Hint 23

Austin, T****

Front 24

"Forty-Niners" were associated with what movement?

Back 24

The California Gold Rush

Hint 24

What state do they rush from? ;)

Front 25

Robert E. Lee

Back 25

General for the Confederate army. He won a lot of key victories for the South... Antietam, Fredricksburg, etc.

Hint 25

LALALALALA...

Front 26

Ulysses S. Grant

Back 26

18th President, General of the Union army who worked closely with Lincoln to defeat the South

Hint 26

!& <-- (looks like a number)

Front 27

Ku Klux Klan

Back 27

A radical, racist, white supremacy group

Hint 27

=( They are very bad people!

Front 28

Purpose of the underground railroad

Back 28

"Shipped" runaway slaves to safety in the North

Hint 28

It was good

Front 29

"...that we here are highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain..."

Back 29

This is the Gettysburg Adress

Hint 29

I LIKE MUD

Front 30

Another name for segragation

Back 30

Jim Crow laws

Hint 30

AND CERTAIN FORMS OF DUST

Front 31

15th amendment

Back 31

African American men have the right to vote.

Hint 31

YAY! Good Job Guys! :D

Front 32

Cause of Bleeding Kansas...

Back 32

Popular soverignity

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Also known as Famous Fancy-words!

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"A house divided agains itself canot stand..." -Lincoln's belief that slavery would eventually disappear from the U.S.

Back 33

-Lincoln's belief that slavery would eventually disappear from the U.S.

Hint 33

Union=house

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13th amendment

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Abolished slavery and indentured servitude (Escept for punishment for a crime)

Hint 34

NO MORE SLAVES!!! :D

(For this one, It asks something, and the answer is 13 amendment... Can't remember the question)

Front 35

Abolitionists

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Americans who advocated immediate emancipation of the slaves and equal rights for African-Americans. (They were usually radicals about it...)

Hint 35

What were they?

Front 36

3 Day Battle of Gettysburg

Back 36

Turning point of the Civil War

Hint 36

What was it?

Front 37

North advantage during the Civil War

Back 37

Superior Resources

Hint 37

WOOOOOOOHOOOOOO