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Colony with a high number of Presbyterians.

The turning point of the Civil War.

The War of 1812 increased American migration to __, later acquired through a treaty with Spain.

Territory that entered the Union as free state through the Compromise of 1850.

Annexed by the United States after American business leaders helped to overthrow the queen.

Place where Lee surrendered to Grant, which brought an end to the Civil War.

The Emancipation Proclamation was issued after the Battle of ____________.

Turning point of the war in the Pacific.

Prevented Hitler from gaining access to Middle Eastern oil supplies during World War II.

President Clinton re-established full diplomatic relations with _________ in the 1990s.

Dollar Diplomacy was William Howard Taft's policy with ______________.

First permanent English settlement in the New World.

The U.S. participated as a part of NATO action to address ethnic cleansing under Clinton.

American cultural and economic ties to ________ contributed to American entry into World War I.

All of the following were American colonies after the Spanish-American War EXCEPT:

Country taken over by communists in 1949, increased American fears of communist domination.

Opening confrontation of the Civil War.

Place where the Revolutionary War started.

Colony with a high Jewish and Huguenot population.

Colony founded by dissenters fleeing persecution by Puritans in Massachusetts.

Allied attack here led to the liberation of western Europe from Hitler began.

The Open Door Policy called for all nations to have equal trading rights in ____________.

This area doubled the size of the United States in 1803.

After the Civil War, Frederick Douglass served as an ambassador to _______________.

Location where the British surrendered to end the Revolutionary War.