US History Mast Exam Review
-13th amendment (banning slavery in US)
-convey Southern states lower back into Union peacefully - ANS-What were Lincoln's dreams
after the war?
-2 legislative houses
-country rep. Based totally on pop.
-massive states liked it - ANS-Virginia Plan evaluations:
-get entry to to cash to build factories
-more human beings needed work
-get admission to to waterways for shipping effortlessly - ANS-What had been the motives for
enterprise in the Northeast? (three)
-as of January 1, 1863 all slaves are declared loose
-did NOT paintings because Union had no control over Southern decisions
-however blacks may want to now fight for Union military
-begins journey toward modification - ANS-Explain the Emancipation Proclamation:
-banning slavery in US
-Southern states had to ratify this to be readmitted - ANS-thirteenth Amendment
-British vs. French
-desired same territory (Ohio River Valley)
-aka 7 years war
-meet George Washington
-British win - ANS-The French and Indian War
-CA admitted as a loose nation
-slave alternate is illegal in DC - ANS-How did the Compromise of 1850 attraction to the North?
-got here before Civil War
-N and W Europe (England, Ireland, France, Spain, and so on.)
-English/"romance" languages
-Christianity
-settled on farms - ANS-describe "old" immigrants
-Civil Rights Act 1866
-allowed citizenship to all those born in US
-Johnson campaigned against it - ANS-14th Amendment
-colonists dressed as Native Americans and snuck onto British ships
-dumped 342 chests of tea into the harbor
-led by way of Sam Adams - ANS-What passed off at the Boston Tea Party?
-cotton gin
-growth of land
-slaves available
-needed crop - ANS-What were reasons for cotton manufacturing inside the South? (4)
-could not tax
,-1 vote per country irrespective of the scale
-no president or courts
-nearly impossible to amend
-could not require states to follow the Articles - ANS-What had been a few most important
problems with the Articles of Confederation?
-created time zones
-East and West started trade
-quicker journey - ANS-POSITIVES for transportation trends:
-CW-WW1
-S and E Europe (Italy, Greece, Russia, etc.)
-many distinct language and religions
-settled in cities - ANS-describe "new" immigrants
-did now not want it
-thought it would cause imbalance within the Senate that desired closer to slavery - ANS-What
changed into the North's opinion on annexing Texas?
-did not do away with sectionalism or racism
-little safety for AA's
-little enforcement of new amendments - ANS-NEGATIVES of Reconstruction:
-divided opinions on slavery
-conscription (the draft) - ANS-DISADVANTAGES of Union:
-don't sit for your cash
-don't supply the cash for your youngsters
-do not supply the cash to the terrible
-build "ladders" for human beings and your network - ANS-components ti The Gospel of Wealth:
(4)
-few railroads/telegraphs
-high inflation
-over assured - ANS-DISADVANTAGES of Confederacy:
-financially >> money changed into worthless
-economically >> agriculture
-physically >> railroads destroyed, farm land ruined from fighting - ANS-How become the South
in ruins after the Civil struggle?
-Fugitive Slave Act renewed
-slavery nonetheless allowed in DC - ANS-How did the Compromise of 1850 enchantment to
the South?
-held conventions
-heated debates
-Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott
-articles posted
-Susan B. Anthony - ANS-Ways ladies received rights (moves):
-domestic territory
-fighting for something
-French, Dutch, Spain allies
-protecting - ANS-ADVANTAGES of Patriots (Rev War)
, -unlawful slave exchange accelerated
-depending on one crop
-ignored out on city boom - ANS-NEGATIVES of the cotton gin:
-incitement of Native Americans
-war hawks
-impressment - ANS-CAUSES of War of 1812:
-extended prestige of US
-new experience of patriotism
-national cohesion
-cease to Federalist birthday party - ANS-OUTCOMES of War of 1812:
-John Brown (radical abolitionist)
-group to Harpers Ferry, VA
-desired to seize federal arsenal then arm slaves to rebellion
-caught through Marines and hanged for movements - ANS-Explain John Brown's Raid:
-John Brown's raid
-turmoil in Kansas
-Dred Scott case
-Fugitive Slave Act - ANS-What were a number of the problems happening in the course of the
Election of 1860?
-led by Sam Adams
-conversation with other colonies through newspapers and so on.
-organizing a mass rebel
-Adams, Jefferson, Henry - ANS-What changed into the committees of correspondence?
-confined authorities electricity over humans
-democracy (majority rules)
-mixed government
-assessments and balances - ANS-What did John Adams accept as true with was important
while writing a Constitution?
-minne ball
-rifle upgrades
-cannon improvements - ANS-new weaponry during/after the Civil War:
-nullified MO Compromise
-citizen vote on slavery in territories
-Kansas >> slave kingdom
-Nebraska >> loose nation
-cautioned by using Stephen Douglas - ANS-Explain the Kansas-Nebraska Act
-one legislative house
-equal rep in all states
-small states appreciated it - ANS-New Jersey Plan evaluations:
-antagonistic Constitution
-small farmers
-weak imperative gov
-bill of rights NEEDED
-Sam Adams, Hancock, Henry, Paine - ANS-Antifederalists ideals:
-13th amendment (banning slavery in US)
-convey Southern states lower back into Union peacefully - ANS-What were Lincoln's dreams
after the war?
-2 legislative houses
-country rep. Based totally on pop.
-massive states liked it - ANS-Virginia Plan evaluations:
-get entry to to cash to build factories
-more human beings needed work
-get admission to to waterways for shipping effortlessly - ANS-What had been the motives for
enterprise in the Northeast? (three)
-as of January 1, 1863 all slaves are declared loose
-did NOT paintings because Union had no control over Southern decisions
-however blacks may want to now fight for Union military
-begins journey toward modification - ANS-Explain the Emancipation Proclamation:
-banning slavery in US
-Southern states had to ratify this to be readmitted - ANS-thirteenth Amendment
-British vs. French
-desired same territory (Ohio River Valley)
-aka 7 years war
-meet George Washington
-British win - ANS-The French and Indian War
-CA admitted as a loose nation
-slave alternate is illegal in DC - ANS-How did the Compromise of 1850 attraction to the North?
-got here before Civil War
-N and W Europe (England, Ireland, France, Spain, and so on.)
-English/"romance" languages
-Christianity
-settled on farms - ANS-describe "old" immigrants
-Civil Rights Act 1866
-allowed citizenship to all those born in US
-Johnson campaigned against it - ANS-14th Amendment
-colonists dressed as Native Americans and snuck onto British ships
-dumped 342 chests of tea into the harbor
-led by way of Sam Adams - ANS-What passed off at the Boston Tea Party?
-cotton gin
-growth of land
-slaves available
-needed crop - ANS-What were reasons for cotton manufacturing inside the South? (4)
-could not tax
,-1 vote per country irrespective of the scale
-no president or courts
-nearly impossible to amend
-could not require states to follow the Articles - ANS-What had been a few most important
problems with the Articles of Confederation?
-created time zones
-East and West started trade
-quicker journey - ANS-POSITIVES for transportation trends:
-CW-WW1
-S and E Europe (Italy, Greece, Russia, etc.)
-many distinct language and religions
-settled in cities - ANS-describe "new" immigrants
-did now not want it
-thought it would cause imbalance within the Senate that desired closer to slavery - ANS-What
changed into the North's opinion on annexing Texas?
-did not do away with sectionalism or racism
-little safety for AA's
-little enforcement of new amendments - ANS-NEGATIVES of Reconstruction:
-divided opinions on slavery
-conscription (the draft) - ANS-DISADVANTAGES of Union:
-don't sit for your cash
-don't supply the cash for your youngsters
-do not supply the cash to the terrible
-build "ladders" for human beings and your network - ANS-components ti The Gospel of Wealth:
(4)
-few railroads/telegraphs
-high inflation
-over assured - ANS-DISADVANTAGES of Confederacy:
-financially >> money changed into worthless
-economically >> agriculture
-physically >> railroads destroyed, farm land ruined from fighting - ANS-How become the South
in ruins after the Civil struggle?
-Fugitive Slave Act renewed
-slavery nonetheless allowed in DC - ANS-How did the Compromise of 1850 enchantment to
the South?
-held conventions
-heated debates
-Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott
-articles posted
-Susan B. Anthony - ANS-Ways ladies received rights (moves):
-domestic territory
-fighting for something
-French, Dutch, Spain allies
-protecting - ANS-ADVANTAGES of Patriots (Rev War)
, -unlawful slave exchange accelerated
-depending on one crop
-ignored out on city boom - ANS-NEGATIVES of the cotton gin:
-incitement of Native Americans
-war hawks
-impressment - ANS-CAUSES of War of 1812:
-extended prestige of US
-new experience of patriotism
-national cohesion
-cease to Federalist birthday party - ANS-OUTCOMES of War of 1812:
-John Brown (radical abolitionist)
-group to Harpers Ferry, VA
-desired to seize federal arsenal then arm slaves to rebellion
-caught through Marines and hanged for movements - ANS-Explain John Brown's Raid:
-John Brown's raid
-turmoil in Kansas
-Dred Scott case
-Fugitive Slave Act - ANS-What were a number of the problems happening in the course of the
Election of 1860?
-led by Sam Adams
-conversation with other colonies through newspapers and so on.
-organizing a mass rebel
-Adams, Jefferson, Henry - ANS-What changed into the committees of correspondence?
-confined authorities electricity over humans
-democracy (majority rules)
-mixed government
-assessments and balances - ANS-What did John Adams accept as true with was important
while writing a Constitution?
-minne ball
-rifle upgrades
-cannon improvements - ANS-new weaponry during/after the Civil War:
-nullified MO Compromise
-citizen vote on slavery in territories
-Kansas >> slave kingdom
-Nebraska >> loose nation
-cautioned by using Stephen Douglas - ANS-Explain the Kansas-Nebraska Act
-one legislative house
-equal rep in all states
-small states appreciated it - ANS-New Jersey Plan evaluations:
-antagonistic Constitution
-small farmers
-weak imperative gov
-bill of rights NEEDED
-Sam Adams, Hancock, Henry, Paine - ANS-Antifederalists ideals:
