The ________________ Colonies grew cash crops like tobacco and rice due to long summers.

The ________________ Colonies had rocky soil and focused on fishing, trade, and shipbuilding.

The ________________ Colonies were diverse and known as the 'breadbasket' colonies because they produced grains.

The ________________ Slave Trade introduced African culture and made slavery permanent in the colonies.

The Proclamation of ______ forbade settlement west of the Appalachians.

The ______________ Act was a tax on printed goods that led to boycotts and protests.

Thomas Paine’s pamphlet ________________________ convinced colonists to support independence.

The ____________________ of Independence listed natural rights and grievances against Britain.

The Battle of ________________________ trapped British General Cornwallis on the Peninsula and ended the war.

At ________________ Forge, Washington’s troops trained and became professional.

After the Battle of ________________________, France allied with the U.S. to weaken Britain.

The first U.S. government was the Articles of ________________, which had a weak central government.

_______________'s Rebellion showed the need for a stronger central government.

Anti-Federalists demanded a ______________ of Rights to protect freedoms.

The Constitution divides power through Separation of ____________ and Checks & ____________________.

George Washington warned against foreign _________________ in his Farewell Address.

John Adams signed the Alien & _______________ Acts, targeting his opponents.

Thomas Jefferson purchased _______________ Territory, even though he believed in a strict interpretation of the Constitution.

The _______________ Doctrine told Europe to stay out of the Americas.

The War of _______________ proved U.S. independence, even though no land was gained.

Andrew Jackson represented the _______________ man and used the _______________ system to reward supporters.

The Second Great _______________ inspired reform movements.

The _______________ movement pushed for banning alcohol.

The _______________ movement worked to end slavery.

The Seneca Falls Convention focused on _______________ rights.

Henry Clay’s American System included tariffs, a _______________ bank, and infrastructure projects.

The belief that the U.S. should expand westward was called _______________ _______________.

The _______________-American War gave the U.S. new territory and led to slavery debates.

The Compromise of _________ admitted California as a free state and included a stricter Fugitive Slave Law.

The __________-Nebraska Act and the Dred Scott case increased sectionalism.

The __________ had more industry, railroads, and population; the __________ relied on cotton exports.

The Emancipation ________________ freed slaves in Confederate states.

The Battle of ____________ and the Battle of ____________ were turning points of the war.

Lincoln’s plan was ____________ (lenient/harsh), while Congress wanted stricter Reconstruction.

The Freedmen’s ____________ helped former slaves with schools, food, and jobs.

Southern states passed ________________ Codes to restrict African American rights.

The Compromise of ____________ ended Reconstruction when troops were removed from the South.

The __________ abolished slavery in the United States.

The __________ granted citizenship and equal protection under the law to all people born in the United States, including formerly enslaved people.

The __________ gave African American men the right to vote.