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Pearson Chapter 3 American Revolution to Civil War

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1
What happened in the summer of 1787?
The Declaration of Independence was written
The U.S. constitution was created
The Northwest Ordinance was set
The articles of confederation were written
2
A revolution is...
A fight for freedom
A battle for land
A war with another country
A war between 2 groups in the same country
3
The cause of the Civil War was
Colonists wanted independence from Britian
Americans and Indians fought over land
Eastern states didn't want the U.S. to expand
Northern and Southern states disagreed over slavery
4
Why did the South secede?
They wanted to remain united
They did not want slavery
They disagreed with the Constitution
They wanted states' rights
5
What is one reason colonists wanted freedom from Britain?
Freedom to have a say in laws, like taxes
Freedom to create states
Freedom from slavery
Freedom to vote
6
Who tricked the British into surrendering with his strategy involving flags?
General Lee
Jonathan Jennings
George Rogers Clark
George Washington
7
What are 2 ways that transportation improved in Indiana in the 1800's?
National Road and canals
Underground Railroad and cars
Boats and railroads
National Road and Underground Railroad
8
What happened first?
American colonists won the American Revolution
Northwest Ordinance sets up rules for states
States ratify the U.S. Constitution
Indiana becomes a state
9
Money that citizens pay to support the government
taxes
debt
stamp act
strategy
10
Why did Southerners view Lincoln's election as a threat to their way of life?
They believed he would not allow them to have slavery.
They were worried he would combine states.
They thought he would split the country into 2.
They feared he would allow slavery.