WorksheetsMs Studies Chapter 4 Study Guide
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins
What was the main difference between Ms constitution of 1832 and the Ms Constitution of 1817
In 1832- had to be a male over 21 to be stae offical, needed to be born in the usa, own over 2 acres of land
In 1832- took away the requirements that you had to own land, state officials would be elected by vote, maintained slavery as a legal institution
In 1832- state officials would be elected by opinion, slavery was illegal, must own land
In 1832- must be a male over 21 to be elected to vote, be born in america
Who was Tecumseh?
A famous official
A Native American leader for the british
A mississippi polition
Who was Pushmataha?
A Choctaw Cheif
A governor in MS
A abolitionist
Who was Henry Clay?
A senator of Kentucky who introduced a series of bills
A British settler
A Leader in union force
Who was Aaron Burr?
A successful politician
Who was Harriet Beecher Stowe?
A senator In jackson Ms
current Poplarville governor
Wrote "Uncle Toms Cabin"
worked at Elizabeth Academy
What was special about Elizabeth Academy?
School for all girls with disabilities
Who was the leader of the Union Forces during John Brown Raid?
What caused many people to move to California?
What is the current capital of Ms?
What road connected the Mississippi river to Nashville?
What was the first capital of Mississippi?
Washington
What year did Ms become a state?
The Ms territory later became which two states?
What is the definition of secession?
The action of withdrawing formally from membership of a federation or Union, especially a political state
What is the definition of flatboats?
A type of boat that is flat in shape and square at the bottom used for transportation of freight
What is the definition of annexation?
The process of adding territory to existing government unit
What is the definition of sectionalism?
allegiance to local than national interest
What is the definition of protective tariff?
What is the definition of abolitionist?
those who want to end slavery
