Which conflict pointed out the need to change the Articles of Confederation?

Which Constitutional proposal called for a two house legislature where both houses' representation was based on the population of the state?

What was the Three-Fifths Compromise?

The first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution is called the _______________.

Where and when did the Constitutional Convention take place?

Who has the power to veto a law?

Who has the power to declare a law unconstitutional?

A tax on foreign goods brought into a country is called a ___________________.

What name was given to the uprising of farmers over the issue of taxing alcohol?

What was Washington's policy regarding foreign relations?

Political parties began to form when Americans began taking sides between what two Founding Fathers?

Why did Napoleon agree to sell all of Louisiana to the United States?

The belief that Great Britain was supplying Native Americans on the frontier with weapons to fight Americans led to ___________________.

The Star Spangled Banner was written by Francis Scott Key after the British bombardment of what fort?

"The National Bank is trying to kill me, but I will kill it!" Was a cry heard from what American politician?

Andrew Jackson was the hero of what battle?

John Quincy Adams defeating Andrew Jackson in the 1824 election became known as what?

Many people left working on farms for the factories during the ______________.

The practice of rewarding supporters with government jobs became known as _____________________.

________________________ means that a state has the right to cancel a federal law that it feels is unconstitutional.

Sam Houston was a hero in the defeat of Santa Anna in the future state of ______________.

_________________________ refers to America's right and duty to spread their culture all the way to the Pacific Ocean.

___________________ were laws passed to keep slaves from running away or rebelling.

Frederick Douglas was _______________________________________.

What Massachusetts board of education leader spoke out for improvements to public education in America?

If you were a(n) __________________, that meant that you wanted to stop slavery completely in the United States.

What agreement allowed slavery south of a line and banned it north of the same line?

What law required all citizens to help return runaway slaves?

Who was the most famous conductor of all time on the Underground Railroad?

The opening shot of the Civil War was fired here at this island fort of the coast of South Carolina.

This battle was considered the turning point of the Civil War because Lee invaded the north and was turned away after three days of fighting.

Where was the first major battle of the Civil War fought?

What was the name of the campaign led by William Tecumseh Sherman where they captured Atlanta and then destroyed everything in their path on their way to Savannah, Georgia?

This location is marked as the final surrender point of the Confederate army. Lee surrendered his army to General Grant here.

What was the name of the move ordered by General Lee on the third day at Gettysburg that cost the Confederates the battle?

1863 victory for the Union where they controlled the Mississippi River and split the Confederacy in two.

What did Abe Lincoln issue that went into effect on January 1, 1863 freeing all slaves in rebelling states?

Where was Lincoln's three minute speech where he dedicated a cemetery to those who gave their lives for the Civil War cause?

Which of the following is not a Northern advantage in the Civil War?

Which of the following is a Southern advantage in the Civil War?

Which battle was a key Confederate victory where one of their best generals Stonewall Jackson was accidentally shot and killed?

Who was the 16th President of the United States that emancipated the slaves and saved the Union?

Who was President of the Confederate States of America?

Who was asked by Abraham Lincoln to lead the Union troops against the South but had to refuse and would later lead the Confederate army against the North?

The all African American unit that fought so bravely at Ft. Wagner in South Carolina was known as the ...

Copperheads were ...

What victory did Lincoln need in order to get reelected in 1864?

Which of the amendments banned slavery throughout the nation?

Who shot and killed Abraham Lincoln?