The rise in _____________ was caused by new jobs in factories

Some environmental modifications to build this infrastructure included blasting tunnels and building bridges. It also allowed for new markets and a population increase in the west.

This was an environmental result of decades of cotton farming

This region focused on agriculture and mining metal due to abundant land and resources

This region was focused on trade and manufacturing

This region was shaped by "King Cotton" and the growth of slavery on plantations

This immigrant group was pulled by the economic boom in the west, the opportunity to find gold in California, building of the Transcontinental Railroad, and experienced extreme nativism.

This immigrant group settled in the Midwest to establish small farms. They brought the idea of kindergartens, bowling and polka music.

This group was pushed from their homeland because of a potato famine. They found work in Northeastern factories, the railroad, and building the Erie Canal.

The invention of the cotton gin, demand for cheap labor, and opening of land past the Mississippi River led to the expansion of this institution in newly acquired territories

These type of factories in the north were dependent upon southern cotton and employed young, single women to work long hours.

New technology, available laborers and immigrants, new transportation systems, and the availability of capital (money) all led to the transformation of America's economy to be more _______________.

The government invested in internal improvements such as building new roads to support this type of economic system characterized by competition and choice

This innovation increased the profitability of slavery and led to its growth

This innovation by Samuel Morse led to instantaneous long distance communication

This innovation caused lower fares, decreased cost of shipping goods on water, efficient movement of goods and the tourism industry increased.

The introduction of this innovation by Eli Whitney led to the mass production of goods, making manufacturing in factories more efficient.

Because of job opportunities in cities, families moved from rural to more urban communities.

This agreement temporarily relieved sectional tensions when Maine was entered as a free state and Missouri was entered as a slave state to keep the balance in the Senate.

The passage of the Fugitive Slave Act under this agreement led to the capture of both freedmen and escaped slaves, which led to further momentum in the abolitionist movement.

Bloody fighting started between pro and anti-slavery groups in a new territory because of this legislation proposed by Stephen Douglas.

The Compromise of 1850, the Missouri Compromise, and the Kansas Nebraska Act all dealt with whether or not to extend this institution into new territories.

This decision declared the Missouri Compromise unconstitutional and that slavery was allowed to spread to any territory. African Americans were also denied citizenship rights.

This amendment reversed the decision in Dred Scott v. Sandford.

As cotton became more profitable, slaves were moved from plantations in the __________ south (like Virginia) to the ____________ south (like Mississippi).

Which differences between the North and South had the greatest impact on the outcome of the Civil War?

What tactic did the Union use during the Civil War to prevent the South from making revenue through trade of its agricultural goods?

This fearless military leader fought at the First Battle of Bull Run and achieved a Confederate victory at Fredericksburg.

This man was appointed General in Chief of the Union Army by Lincoln

This knowledge was the main advantage of the Confederate army

This battle initiated the Civil War after South Carolina seceded from the Union

This speech declared that no state could legally secede from the Union and stressed the importance of staying united.

In this speech, Lincoln cited slavery as the cause of the Civil War.

This declaration freed slaves in Confederate states, encouraged African Americans to fight for the Union, and shifted the focus of the war to freedom.

This battle divided the Confederacy in half at the Mississippi River.

General Lee surrendered to General Grant at this location; then plans would need to be made to bring the Union back together.

This event led to Andrew Johnson becoming president and the Radical Republicans taking control of Congress to determine the path of Reconstruction.

Division of the South into military districts, impeachment of President Johnson, ratification of 14th and 15th amendments, and carpetbaggers moving to the South represents this era

This law established all people born in the US as citizens (except American Indians) and granted citizens certain rights under the law. This was the first time Congress passed a law protecting minorities.

This organization assisted Reconstruction efforts the most by providing legal services, food and shelter, and public schooling to former slaves.

He was the first African American to serve in the US Senate.

These laws were passed in the South to limit the impact of the 13th amendment on society. These Jim Crow Laws required segregation and limited right of African Americans.

As a result of this economic system in the South, many former slaves were trapped in debt and couldn't save enough to own their own land.

As a result of the Civil War, this region had destroyed farms and buildings, crop failures, bankrupt businesses and bank failures.

Because President Johnson was opposed to Radical Republican policies in formerly Confederate states, he faced _______________, but he was not officially removed from office.

This amendment was passed in an attempt to protect civil freedoms of newly freed slaves who were discriminated against in the South's Black Codes.

Lincoln help permanently to abolish slavery through encouraging the passage of this amendment. As a result of its passage, African Americans could travel freely.

As a result of this amendment, African American men voted in the presidential election. However, the South reacted with poll taxes, literacy tests, and grandfather clauses to limit the effects of this amendment.

This act harmed the communal structure of American Indian society, and promoted individual land ownership among American Indians.

This act set aside government land for the building of agricultural universities, including Texas A&M.

I was elected President in 1860. I issued the Emancipation Proclamation and Gettysburg Address. Who am I?

Which of the following reversed the Supreme Court ruling in Dred Scott v. Sandford?

Which idea does President Lincoln express in this excerpt?

I. Passage of the Thirteenth Amendment

II. Emancipation Proclamation

III. Election of Abraham Lincoln

IV. Missouri Compromise

V. Dred Scott Decision

Which of the following is the correct sequence of the events shown above?

Which set of words BEST completes the following passage?

The Kansas-Nebraska Act, passed in 1854. Following the passage of this law, fighting broke out in Kansas over ________. The conflict came to be known as _________________.

A major effect of early 19th century tariffs was to ----

How was the Battle of Vicksburg a turning point in the Civil War?

Who was the supreme military commander of the Confederate Army during the Civil War?

The dispute over protective tariffs added to the differences in the goals and interests of various regions of the country. The word used to describe these differences is

Before the Civil War, slavery expanded more in the South than in the North because

The president of the Confederacy during the Civil War was

Sectionalism, states' rights and slavery led to which event in American history?

A biography on the military career of General Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson would include his involvement in which Civil War events?

The abolitionist movement achieved its goal with the passage of which amendment?

The election of Hiram Rhodes Revels in 1870 was significant because he was the first African American to --

One advantage the Confederacy had over the Union during the Civil War was that Confederate forces had --

After General Robert E. Lee's surrender at Appomattox Court House, the main priority of the United States was to --

Which of these occurred as a result of the Fifteenth Amendment?

Which of these correctly describes an effect of the Compromise of 1850 on escaped slaves and freemen?

How did the loss of its control of the Mississippi River contribute to the defeat of the Confederacy?

Which of the following occurred at the Appomattox Court House?

I was the first African American awarded the Medal of Honor for my role in the attack on Fort Wagner. Who am I?

I was the first Hispanic American to be awarded the Medal of Honor. Who am I?

I partnered with Dorothea Dix to help train nurses during the Civil War and created the American Red Cross. Who am I?

How did the Dred Scott v. Sandford decision impact slavery in the United States?

Which statement best describes the economic differences between the North and the South in the period prior to the Civil War?

Which issue did the Missouri Compromise, the Compromise of 1850, and the Kansas-Nebraska Act all concern?

What warning did Abraham Lincoln give the South in his First Inaugural Address?

"This war is not being waged on our part...for the purpose of conquest or interfering with the rights of established institutions of the states, but to defend and maintain the supremacy of the Constitution, and to preserve the Union."

Which individual held the beliefs expressed in this quotation?

How did the Middle Colonies' geography affect its economy?

What was the name agreement which bonded Pilgrims together?

What did the Mayflower Compact establish?

What is mercantilism?

What was the main purpose of the Proclamation of 1763?

The British levied punishments against the the colonist after the Boston Tea what were these punishments called

What three "unalienable rights" were given by the Declaration of Independence?

Who was named commander in chief of the Continental Army (the Colonial Army)?

Which battle is known as the “turning point of the war?”

What was the purpose of the House of Burgesses?

Why is the House of Burgesses significant in American history?

Describe William Penn’s relationship with the Native Americans.

What was England’s main purpose for establishing the Georgia colony?

What was the main reason why people settled in the New England colonies?

What was the main reason why people settled in the New England colonies?

What types of economic activities did people do in the Middle Colonies?

What was the main economic activity in the Southern colonies?

Why was the Great Awakening a significant event in colonial history?

Why is James Madison called the “Father of the US Constitution”?

Name the three branches of government created at the Constitutional Convention.

The Great Compromise proposed a legislative branch with two groups of representatives in Congress—the ________________ and ___________________________________.