What was the biggest achievement of Thomas Jefferson's first term as President?

What is an Embargo?

The United States purchased the Louisiana Territory from what country?

During Jefferson's presidency, what was the other major political party?

What was the name of the first major Supreme Court case that was heard during Jefferson's presidency?

What was the Industrial Revolution?

Where did the Industrial Revolution start?

Where did the Industrial Revolution begin in the United States?

What does Free Enterprise Market mean?

What were the two most visible effects of the Industrial Revolution?

What Pennsylvania city became an important center of Industrialization during the American Industrial Revolution?

What do we call someone who came from a different country, but lives in this country

Xenophobia is the irrational fear of what?

What is a canal ?

Urbanization is defined as the process of what?

During the Industrial Revolution, what type of cramped housing did most workers live in?

What major movement helped make cities healthier and cleaner

What is Collective Bargaining?

A Labor Union is defined as what?

Which of the following is a product of the Labor Unions effort to improve conditions in society

What is a monopoly?

Which of the follow is not a principle of Capitalism?

Socialism is the political and economic theory that advocates that goods and services should be distributed what?

In 1776, Adam Smith published this book that argued for capitalism?

The act of an authority to forgive a group of people for their crime is also know as what?

The right to vote is also known as what?

A type of farming in which a farmer rents a piece of land and receives supplies from a landlord in exchange for a share of the crops and profits is known as what?

A Northern who moved South to support the policies of Reconstruction was called a what by Southerners?

A Southerner who supported the policies of Reconstruction was known as a what by Southerners?

The condition of Sharecroppers who became trapped on their property and couldn't pay their debts was known as what?

An obligation placed on a farmer to pay their debts in crops was known as what?

Reconstruction, the period directly following the Civil War, took place between what two years in American history?

Which of the following Constitutional Amendments were not passed as a part of Constitutional Reconstruction?

The period of Reconstruction where the President of the United States oversaw the policies of Reconstruction was known as what?

The phase of Reconstruction where the Radical Republicans in Legislative Branch oversaw Reconstruction was known as what?

The addition of what amendments changed our country forever by ending slavery, granting citizenship, expanding voting, and protecting citizens equally during Reconstruction?

What terrorist group would become the most prominent form of resistance to the policies of Reconstruction?

The system of repressive laws in the South that would be passed as Reconstruction ended would be known as what?

The Civil Liberty that is a written explanation for an arrest that is given to the accused during their arrest is also know as what?

What woman assisted the Union army with medical care and would eventually found the Red Cross?

A war that views civilians and non-military resources as legitimate targets is also know as what?

What event signalled the start of the American Civil War?

Emancipation is the act of being freed from what?

The Emancipation Proclamation freed all enslaved people in what region?

The battle that was the "turn of the tide" in the East was what major battle?

Which of the following war was America's deadliest war?

What speech was given by President Lincoln at the dedication of the first federal cemetery and helped redefine the nation's purpose and gave the Civil War a new meaning for the Union?

A strong supporter of abolitionism, I changed my name after I became convinced that God had called me to spread the message of abolitionism and gender equality. Who am I?

While I would later become president of the United States, I would the United States to victory in the Civil War by finally getting the Confederates to surrender. Who am I?

My methods have led many modern historians to call me a terrorist after my involvement in "Bleeding Kansas" and the Raid on Harpers Ferry. Who am I?

A strong African-American abolitionist, I would later support Civil Rights and would become among the most famous abolitionist of the era. Who am I?

A Northern Democrat, I engaged Lincoln in series of debates in 1858 in which I defended my position of popular sovereignty. I would later run for president in 1860 and lose. Who am I?

The publisher of The Liberator, I would be a vocal and provocative speaker for abolitionism. I would also recruit other future abolitionist to the abolitionist cause, such as Sojourner Truth and Frederick Douglass. Who am I?

Secession is the idea that state can do what?

An agricultural product that is grown only for profit is known as a what?

Abolitionism is the movement to end what?

The Cotton Gin helped expand what major industry in the South during the early 1800s?

The large farms in the South that relied on enslaved labor and usually grew cash crops are known as what?

The Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 required Northerners to return what to the South?

Who won the presidential election in 1860

In 1859, John Brown led a raid on what federal armor that would lead to his execution?

The main cause of the American Civil War was what?

Prior to the Civil War, many soldiers were employed as what?