The first 10 Amendments to the Constitution are known as the

Put these events in chronological order:

Congress consists of which 2 houses?

Define “checks and balances”.

Briefly describe the following: First Amendment - 2nd Amendment –

What was the main difference of opinions between the Federalists and Democratic Republicans?

Who were the 3 main people involved in the Louisiana Expedition?

Who was the first Secretary of the Treasury?

What was the first capital of the United States?

Whose presidency was known as the “Era of Good Feelings”?

Washington dealt with the war between England and France by:

The Star-Spangled Banner, Patriotism and Andrew Jackson War Hero all have to do with which war?

America’s belief that it would eventually own all of North America was known as:

Who wrote the Star-Spangled Banner?

Which was the first to limit European influence in North and South America and made us the “Big Brother” of the Western Hemisphere?

What group, in the early 1800’s, wanted to declare war on England, protect us from Indians and take over Florida and Canada?

The Battle of New Orleans was fought after the War of 1812 was over because:

Which man brought the idea of interchangeable parts to America?

Who invented the steamboat?

Which immigrant group was considered dirty, diseased, undernourished and unskilled?

Roads on which tolls are collected are known as what?

The 10th Amendment, Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions, Nullification and the Secession of South Carolina all have to do with:

Who won the Election of 1828 and was heavily supported by the “common man with common sense”?

What was the “Corrupt Bargain”?

Jackson’s group of friends that he took advice from instead of his own Cabinet were known as the what?

Waterpower can replace hand tools. List 2 benefits of using waterpower.

The Tariff of 1828, which was opposed by the South, was known as the Tariff of what?

The vote of the people in a Presidential election is known as the what?

Which law forced Native Americans who lived east of the Mississippi River to move to lands west of the Mississippi River?

Texas declared its independence from which country?

In the 1840’s, President Polk’s belief in Manifest Destiny led to which war?

Which person first brought Americans to Texas?

The Triangle Trade connected which 3 major areas of the world?

Who was the most famous “conductor” of the Underground Railroad?

Define “popular sovereignty”.

How did Abraham Lincoln feel about southern states seceding?

Which 1852 novel, written about the horrors of slavery, sharply divided the North and the South?

The abolitionist newspaper The Liberator, the Kansas/Nebraska Act and the Dred Scott decision all led to which war?

Which invention led to a dramatic increase in slave labor in America?

John Brown, Frederick Douglass and William Lloyd Garrison all were leaders of the ________ movement.

The Compromise of 1850 allowed the state of ________ to enter the Union as a free state.

What was the main difference between the Confederate and United States Constitutions?

The Confederate capital during the Civil War was ________, VA.

Abraham Lincoln’s speech to dedicate a battlefield cemetery during the Civil War was known as the ________.

The Emancipation Proclamation only freed the slaves in the ________ States.

Which battle of the Civil War made the South give up the idea of invading the North?

The process of re-admitting the former Confederate states to the Union was known as

The separation of public facilities by race is known as

Which agency helped former slaves after they gained their freedom?

Which region of the U.S. was most affected by Jim Crow Laws?

Literacy Tests, Poll Taxes and Grandfather Clauses were all ways the South tried to stop African-Americans from doing what?

Which group, formed after the Civil War, tried to intimidate African American office holders and voters?

Why did most newly freed slaves stay on the same plantation?

Electricity allowed manufacturers to build their factories away from

Social Darwinism is a belief that ensures “__________”.

Which man started a factory town and produced railroad cars?

Which man created the first affordable car, the Model T?

Which man was a leader in the steel industry based in Pittsburgh?

Which man created the Standard Oil Company?

Who created a cheap and efficient way to produce steel?

A “political machine” helped the needs of which class of people?

Which law made monopolies illegal and helped increase competition in business?

Nativists, or people born and raised in America, were opposed to immigrants and immigration.

A Union is

The Progressive Era was a time when people wanted to reform, or change the problems associated with big businesses.

Roosevelt’s Square Deal was

The Pure Food and Drug Act required

The Roosevelt Corollary reinforced and added to what?

Explain the difference between Isolationism and Imperialism.

Which President helped protect wilderness areas in America by creating a National Parks system?