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13 Colonies- Name at least 5

Pennsylvania, South Carolina, North Carolina, Massachusets, Virginia, Georgia, Maryland, New York, Delaware, New Jersey, Rhode Island, New Hampshire

Confederate States- Name at least 5

Georgia, Mississippi, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Alabama, Texas, Louisiana, Tennessee, Florida, Arkansas

Members that wrote Dec of Independence - Name at least 4

Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Ben Franklin, Livingston Sherman

Colony advantages in revolution- Name at least 4

George Washington, foreign aid, home field, cause, defensive war, style of fighting

Famous Battles of Revolutionary War- Name 4

Lexington&Concord, Yorktown, Bunker Hill, Saratoga

Wars we fought in- Name at least 4

Revolutionary War, Mexican-American, Civil, War of 1812, Spanish-American, French-Native

Famous generals during civil war for union- Name 3

Ulysses Grant, Sherman, George Mead

Famous generals during civil war for confederate- Name 3

Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson, George Pickett

Civil war battles-Name at least 4

Gettysburg, Bull Run/Manassas, Chancelorsville, Vicksburg, Fort Sumter

Border states- Name at least 4

Delaware, Kentucky, West Virginia, Maryland, Missouri

New Nations after WWI

Syria, Palestine, Austria, Poland, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Iraq, Jordan, Lithuania, Finland, Lebanon

Causes of WWI

Imperialism, nationalism, militarism, patriotism, alliances

Southern advantages during civil war-Name 4

Outdoor skills, Robert E Lee, military bases, cause, defensive war, knew territory, cotton for trade

Northern advantages during civil war-Name 4

Set army, set navy, set government, set monetary system, transportation, agriculture, population

Central powers- Name 3

Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman empire

Allied Powers- Name 4

England, France, Russia, U.S, Italy, Serbia

Group of advisors to president

Cabinet

to withdraw from the U.S

Secession

Where was the constitution and declaration of independence written

Philadelphia

First state to secede from Union

South Carolina

Capital of Confederacy

Richmond

Second English colony

Plymouth

First permanent English colony in the new world

Jamestown

Inventor of cotton gin

Eli Whitney

"Give me liberty or give me death"

Patrick Henry

"star spangled banner"

Francis Scott Key

assassinated Abe Lincoln

John Wilkes Booth

first to receive a phd

W.E.B DuBois

First to sign Dec of Independence

John Hancock

"British are coming"

Paul Revere

Told he wasnt allowed to sue or even be heard in court bc he was black

Dred Scott

Signed Dec of Independence, known for his inventions

Benjamin Franklin

General in charge of confederate army although he had been offered to be general of union army

Robert E Lee

his ideas sparked the revolution

John Locke

"these are the times that try mans souls"

Thomas Paine

He saved Jamestown by finding out tobacco grows well here

John Rolfe

shot in duel, wouldve been president if he didnt die

Alexander Hamilton

First and only president of confederacy

Jefferson Davis

shot Alexander Hamilton

Aaron Burr

freed slave, wrote a book abt slavery

Frederick Douglas

General @ battle of New Orleans, later went on to become president

Andrew Jackson

Union general from Illinois

Ulysses S. Grant

invented incandescent light bulb

Thomas Edison

president during Mexican War

James Polk

didnt like being president

Thomas Jefferson

made the sedition act while in presidency

John Adams

lived in white house prior to later becoming president

John Quincy Adams

first president to die in office

William Harrison

first to become president without being elected

John Tyler

youngest to become president

Teddy Roosevelt

first president to become impeached

Andrew Johnson

president got stuck in bathtub

William Taft

served 2 nonconsecutive terms

Grover Cleveland