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WorksheetsSTAAR History Review
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 50mins
Reasons for Exploration
Wealth, Religion, Expand Empires
Poor, neutral, no Empires
Food, clothes, people
Banks, banks, no banks
Spain claimed....
Washington, Alaska, Miami
Florida, Texas, California
New York, New Jersey, Boston
California, Idaho, Ohio
France came for.....
Conquest of themselves
Spread Christianity
Trade in Fish & Fur
War with Europe
New England Economy
Farming on Plantations
Factories
Fishing, Lumbering, Shipbuilding
Pokémon Catchers
Religious Toleration
Roger Williams started toleration in Rhode Island
Started in Pennsylvania
New Hampshire by Anne Frank
New York by Santa Claus
Southern Colonies Economy
Focused on fishing
Factories all over the South
Transatlantic Slave Trade, Plantations.
Quakers
1st Anti-Slavery Group, lived in Pennsylvania
1st Slavery Group in America
Were not in America
Who are they?
Maryland
No one lives in Maryland
Place for Muslims
Place for Catholics to live in Peace
Maryland is their own country
Reasons for Growth of Representative/Self-Government
Distance from Britain, Mayflower Compact, Virginia House of Burgesses, Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
We're still owned by Britain
No
Mercantilism
British Idea (Trade with Mother Country only)
Trade with No one
Trade with everybody
Destroy yourselves
Proclamation of 1763
Law allowing to go West
Law not allowing Americans to go West past the Appalachian Mountains
There was no law
Consent of Governed
Belief British should have permission of colonists to pass taxes (no taxation without representation)
Not to be Governed
Governed by another country like Mexico
Intolerable Acts
Mexico
Acts Americans could tolerate
America
British Response to the Boston Tea Party
Unalienable Rights
UFO Parking Rights
Life, Liberty, Pursuit of Happiness. (born with, cannot be taken away)
Rights of Aliens from Space
No rights for Aliens from Space
Lexington & Concord
Last Battle of the American Revolution
First Battle of the American Revolution (Shot heard around the World)
The Patriot Movie
Saratoga
Last Battle
Turning Point (France now our Ally)
Americans start loosing the War
Yorktown
Last Battle of the American Revolution (America Won)
Capture Cornwallis
Last Battle (Britain Won)
New York City
Treaty of Paris 1783
Treaty between America & Britain ( America got Independence)
Treaty between America & Britain (Britain kept America)
Britain fighting against the French & Indian
French & Indian War (France Won)
French & Indian War (Britain won) (Treaty of Paris 1763)
Articles of Confederation
1st Constitution/Government, No executive branch
2nd Constitution/Government, has an executive branch
Northwest Ordinance
Mapmaking
Fishing for fishes
Plan on how to Admit new states in the U.S. (60,000 population, no slavery, State Constitution)
House Planning
Great Compromise
Compromise between America and Mexico
2 House Legislature/ Bicameral Legislature (Senate & House of Representatives)
Large and Small States issue resolved
No more slaves in the North and the South
Everyone in the U.S. can vote
3/5th Compromise
Counting of Slaves (out of every 5 slaves, 3 would count)
Measurement Agreement
Math Assignment
Federalist
Did not support anything
Supported the Declaration of Independence
Did NOT support the Constitution (Patrick Henry & George Mason)
Supported the Constitution ( Alexander Hamilton & James Madison)
Anti-Federalist
Against the Declaration of Independence
Against Constitution unless Bill of Rights Added (Patrick Henry & George Mason)
Supported the Constitution (Alexander Hamilton & James Madison)
Supported the British
Checks & Balances
How to balance your checkbook
Each branch of government has some power over the other 2 branches
How to weigh items properly
Citizen Responsibilities
Become a tourist
Serve on Juries, Vote
Join the Army and go to WAR!
Become a politician
1st Amendment
No Quartering of Troops
Right to own a gun (bear arms)
Freedom of Religion, Assembly, Petition, Press, Speech (RAPPS)
Trial by Jury
2nd Amendment
More rights you don't know
Freedom of Speech and Religion
Trial by Jury
Right to Bear Arms (own a gun)
3rd Amendment
Freedom of Press
No Quartering of Troops
Trial by Judge
Freedom to own bears
4th Amendment
There is no 4th Amendment
Freedom of Assembly
Trial by cops
No unreasonable Search & Seizure (warrant needed)
5th Amendment
No Cruel Punishment
Self Incrimination, Eminent Domain, Double Jeopardy (Right to Remain Silent)
States Rights
Trial by Jury
6th Amendment
Trial by Jury
Right to Bear Arms
Right to Remain Silent
Right to have Candy!
8th Amendment
No Money
No Cruel or Unusual Punishment
Patriot Law
Right to Liberty
10th Amendment
Rights of the States (Federalism)
Rights of the Individual
Rights of Animals
Rights of Penguins
Hamilton's Financial Plan
Foreign Bank Investment
1.) State Banks 2.) Make more War 3.) Pass no Taxes 4.) No Tariffs
1.) National Bank 2.) Pay off War debt 3.) Pass Whiskey Tax 4.) Protective Tariff
National Guard
Whiskey Rebellion
Rebellion over AOC
Protest over Whiskey Tax, Jefferson forgave them
There was no Rebellion
Protest over Whiskey Tax, Washington Stopped the Rebellion
Washington's Farewell Address
No Foreign Alliances, No Political Parties
Form Alliances and Have Political Parties
he never stopped being president
Give the people what they want
Federalist Party
Alexander Hamilton 1.) More Federal Government Power 2.) Industrial Economy 3.) Federal Bank
Thomas Jefferson 1.) Less Federal Government 2.) Agriculture Economy 3.) No National Bank
Democrat-Republicans
Alexander Hamilton 1.) Federal Government Power 2.) Industrial Economy 3.) Federal Bank
Thomas Jefferson 1.) Less Federal Government 2.) Agriculture Economy 3.) No National Bank
Alien & Sedition Acts
Thomas Jefferson 3rd President took away Freedom of Speech
Laws against people from outer space
John Adams 2nd U.S. President took away freedom of Speech
Marbury v. Madison
Judicial Review (Laws deemed Unconstitutional)
Industrial Tax
Court becomes weaker
This case is cancelled
Causes of the War of 1812
War with Spain for Florida
War against the French
British Impressment, U.S.S. Chesapeake is Sunk, War Hawks support War
War against Mexico for Texas
Monroe Doctrine
Europeans cannot colonize the Americas
No President can leave office
Europeans can come to the Americas (No Problem)
Jacksonian Democracy
Republican Party, voting decreases, property needed
Democrat Party, voting increases, no property needed
Nullification Crisis
Issue with Native Americans
Issue with South Carolina nullifying a federal tariff
No crisis at all
Worcester v. Georgia
Worcester got the banks banished
Georgia won the case and imprisoned all Native Americans
Cherokee sue to keep land and won (Jackson doesn't care, still kicks them out)
Indian Removal Act
Law forcing Americans to vote
Law forcing Native Americans to go to Oklahoma
Law forcing Georgians to rename their state
Trail of Tears
Forced migration of Mexicans across the desert
16,000 Cherokee Indians forced to leave their homes (4,000 die along the way)
Sad Historical Movie
Suffrage
To suffer
Right to Vote
To cancel
Nullify
To cancel/overrule
To accept
To vote
Ratify
To Ignore
To Cancel
To Approve
Neutrality
Not get involved, not choose sides
get involved, choose sides
eating
Hudson River School
artists paint nature/ landscapes
artists paint cities/ factories
College focused on farming
Effects of the War of 1812
America went to war with Aliens
U.S. went to more wars with Britain
U.S. Manufacturing increased (factories)
Cotton Gin
Cotton production increased/ more slaves are needed
Cotton production decreases, slaves are not needed
Type of Medicine
Interchangeable Parts
Make better tanks
Better to make things, mass production, prices decrease
No production, prices increase
Free Interprise
Something free
Economy driven by Free Stuff
Economy driven by Competition & Profit
Women
Had the right to vote during this time
girls got their first jobs outside of the homes in textile mills
Created clubs for everyone
Canals
Man-made rivers, transportation faster, prices decreased, cities grew
Natural rivers, transportation slowed, prices increased
Dentist doing their jobs
Steamboat & Rivers
Faster transportation of goods, prices decrease
Slower transportation, prices increase
Telegraph
Slower form of communication
Communicate rapidly over long distances
Horses
Urbanization
Transformer
Rap Music
People moving from Rural areas (farms) to Urban areas (cities)
Immigration
Imagination
People coming from other countries. (Irish coming because of the Potato Famine)
People leaving the U.S. to other countries
Manifest Destiny
American belief of controlling land coast to coast, westward expansion
Destiny of Manifestation America
The Video Game Destiny
Oregon Territory
Land on the west coast we got from Britain (achieving Manifest Destiny) [U.S. President Polk]
Territory we got from Russia
Territory where we grow Oregano
U.S.-Mexican War
People fighting over food
Famous fiction movie
U.S. and Mexico go to war with Canada
Annexation of Texas, border dispute
Mexican Cession
Land the U.S. got from Mexico from Texas to California (Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo)
Mexico won the War and got Texas back into their country
Mexican Meeting of Politicians
Adam-Onis Treaty
Florida is now part of the U.S. (Deal made between U.S. and Spain)
Treaty ending a war
Treaty starting a war with Spain
California Gold Rush
People in California Farmed Goldfish for many years
People left California because there was no more Gold
1849- People all over the world come to California looking for Gold called 49ers (Chinese Immigrants are part of this group)
2nd Great Awakening
People became more religious, leading to Social Reform
Many people waking up at the same time
People waking up to the idea that America is Great
Temperance Movement
Focused on meditation
Stop the consumption of Alcohol in America, many women are in this group
Encouraged people to stay peaceful and not go to war
Abolitionist
Wanted to get rid of trees
Wanted music to end completely in the U.S.
Worked to End Slavery (Frederick Douglass, Harriet Beecher Stowe)
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Famous book by Harriet Beecher Stowe to convince people that slavery was a bad thing
House made of wood
A patriot war hero
Transcendentalism
Created by Ralph WALDO Emerson, ideal society/ do the right thing; listen to your conscious (voice in your head)
Become an important person in America
Womens Rights Movements
This never happened
Women wanted to move to other countries
Seneca Falls Convention, right to vote (suffrage) Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony
Sectionalism
North (Factories) South (Farms) West (Mining)
Factors that led to Civil War
Different sections of a Poem
Sections of a song
Northern Economy
Plantations, Slavery, Cotton Production
Factories, Textile Mills, Trade, Immigrants, Cities
Mining Gold and other metals
Southern Economy
Factories, Immigrants, Cities, Textile Mills, Trade
Mining for Gold and other Metals
Plantations, Slave Labor, Cotton Production
Western Economy
Plantations, Slave Labor, Cotton Production
Mining for Gold and other Metals, also some farming
Factories, Cities, Immigrants, Textile Mills
Compromise of 1850
Agreement of Slavery not being allowed
Compromise between Mexico and Argentina
California comes into the U.S. as a Free State, but the Fugitive Slave Law is also Passed
Missouri Compromise
Missouri comes in as a Slave State, Maine comes in as a Free State
Missouri comes in as a Free State while Maine comes in as a Slave State
It is a feeling a person has
Fugitive Slave Law
Famous T.V. Show
Slaves were given their freedom
Runaway slaves would be captured and returned to the South
Underground Railroad
System of pathways for slaves to escape to the North, Harriet Tubman helped slaves the most
Train that is underground
People building a huge train system under the sky
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Agreement on the issue of farming
An agreement between the countries of Kansas & Nebraska not to go to war
Attempt to solve slavery issue, leads to violence (Bleeding Kansas)
Dredd Scott v. Sandford
Court ruled slaves are property and not citizens
Court case over the issue of taxes
Famous boxing match
Union Advantages
more factories=more weapons, more people, bigger army and navy
Had great leaders
Had a lot of farms
Emancipation Proclamation
Lincoln said slavery will continue to spread and that's okay
Lincoln Freed Slaves in the Confederacy
Lincoln didn't say anything
Battle of Gettysburg
The Confederacy won this battle
Bloodiest Battle of the Civil War, 1st turning point
Last battle of the Civil War
Battle of Vicksburg
Treaty ending the war
Last battle of the American Revolution
2nd Turning point, took control of the Mississippi River dividing the Confederacy in Half. (Anaconda Plan)
Appomattox Courthouse
Confederacy surrenders to the Union, the Civil War is over
Famous courthouse because of the court cases there
A house owned by Appomattox
Reconstruction
The South now coming back into the U.S., rebuilding the South (buildings and economy)
Building a lego house
Radical Republicans
Wanted farmers to become industrial workers
Crazy politicians
Took control after Lincolns death, punished the south for the Civil War
Black Codes/ Jim Crow Laws
Laws limiting the rights of African Americans (freedmen)
Laws on farming and scarecrows
Laws on people doing illegal things and what their punishments should be
Freedmen's Bureau
Helped the freedmen by
1.) food/ clothes 2.) education
3.) finding jobs
Group helping Americans gaining more freedom for other people
13th Amendment
Abolished Slavery (no more slavery allowed)
Allowed Slavery
Took away the need to vote
14th Amendment
Right to vote
No Slavery
Gave Citizenship Rights to African Americans
15th Amendment
Slavery was Abolished
African Americans were allowed to Vote
Citizenship
Hiram Rhodes Revels
1st African American Senator
First soldier of World War 3
Famous Singer during his time
Transcontinental Railroad
Encouraged people to move West
People wanted to travel by water instead
People had horse to ride on like Cowboys
