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MR E 8th Grade Social Studies S.T.A.A.R Review
MR E 8th Grade Social Studies S.T.A.A.R Review
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box 8... another name for trans atlantic slave trade
triandsee trade
trimester trade
triangular trade
2
box 48... supreme court justice that helped establish judicial review
John Marshall
John Henry
John Quincy Adams
John Adams
3
cause of U.S mexican war
Texas admitted as a slave state
Mexican Cession
4
box 27... Free Enterprise
U.S can trade with any country it wants to
government does not control business
5
BOX 4... Significance of New York
New England colony with rocky soil
southern colony for debtors
Middle Colony that was important for trading
6
Box 20 Federalists wanted
Bill of Rights
Strong National Government
7
How is texas, california and florida alike
former spanish colonies
used to be owned by spain
8
box 4... Conn. New Hampshire... Maine and Rhode Island
New England colonies
Middle colonies
SOUTHERN COLONIES
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box 3... established self government
mayflower compact
house of Burgesses
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box 11... last battle of Revolution
Appomatox Courthouse
Yorktown
11
box 11... shot heard around the world
lexington and concord
saratoga
fort sumter
12
box 26... industrialization occurred where
mid west
north
south
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Box 6... invention that made slavery more profitable... increased need 4 more slaves
stamboat
telegraph
railroad
cotton gin
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box 50 unalienable rights
Life, liberty and the pursuit of Happiness
rights that cannot be taken away by a government
15
box 31... What Land did the United States acquire in 1803
Louisiana Purchase
Texas Annexation
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box 13... Author, publisher and inventor
George Washington
Ben Franklinb
Abe Lincoln
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box 3... model for being 1st representative assembly
House of representatives
Senate
Virginia House of Burgesses
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Box 49... Dawes Act
john kennedy
indian policy that broke up reservations into land plots
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box 10... first tax to pay for French and Indian war... Tax on documents
sugar act
intolerable acts
stamp act
20
box 19.. 3 branches of government
judicial branch, executive branch and legislative branch
limited power
separation of powers
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box 49... Admitted Missouri as a slave state and Maine as a free state.
Missouri Compromise
Compromise of 1850
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box 7... william penn
founded georgia
Quaker who founded pennsylvania
founded maryland
23
tax on sugar
tea act
sugar act
stamp act
24
box 39... Union General
Grant
Robert E. Lee
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after the civil war(reconstruction) whites used "BLACK CODES" laws to...
Help African Americans(good things)
Hurt African Americans(did bad things to them)
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box 39... President of Confederate States of America
George Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson Davis
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box 22... President Thomas Jefferson
Louisiana Purchase 1803
Marbury vs Madison(judicial Review)
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box48 African Americans were not citizens of the US and Missouri compromise unconstitutional
worcester v georgia
Missouri Compromise
Supreme court case Dred Scott v. Sandford
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political parties were established by arguing between...
Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton
George Washington and Abraham Lincoln
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BOX 2... SIGNIFICANCE OF 1607
Plymouth was founded
business venture that turned into 1st permanent colony
1607 is when russia invaded the UNITED STATES
31
box 19... individual rights
no answer choice here so why are you reading this lol
rights listed in the bill of rights
yes sir
32
box 4 Maryland
southern colony founded by catholics
southern colony for debtors
33
box 46... 7th president of the United States. Battle of New Orleans. Trail of tears. spoils
Andrew Jackson
Abraham Lincoln
34
what happened in 1803 doubled the size of the US
Texas Annexation
Louisiana Purchase
35
box 44... Lincoln gave a speech to honor the dead soldiers... Union is worth fighting for
Gettysburg Address
emancipation Proclamation
36
first amendment R.A.P.P.S
Region, Ashenkashaq, Peanut, Pressure and Specific ocean
Religion, Assembly, Press, Petiton and speech
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Ended the civil war. Lee Surrendered to Grant and the North Won the Civil war
Appomatox courthouse
Battle of Yourtown
38
ratify
to cancel
to approve... to say yes
39
turning point of the civil war... box 44
saratoga
gettysburg
40
box 15... Philadelphia convention... Constitutional convention
wanted to restructure the government
met to revise(change) Articles... created constitution
Why are you even reading this. you are wasting time
41
box 11... Britian recognize United states as an independent country
treaty of paris
JUDICIARY ACT
42
box 12... Magna Carta
limited the power of the king
gave power to the king
no king at all
43
box 24... James K. Polk
President during Manifest Destiny(westward Expansion)
President during Civil Was
44
box 32. reformer for education
SUSAN B ANTHONY
dORTHEA DIX
Horace mANN
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box 22... War of 1812
James madison
George Washington
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box 19... government created by the people... power to the people
popular sovereignty
limited government
federalism
47
box 41... Presidential order by President Lincoln that freed all slaves only in the south
13th amendment
emancipation proclamation
48
box 10 closed boston harbor
judiciary act
intolerable acts
american revolution
49
box 30... land purchased from mexico that completed the transcontinental railroad
louisiana purchase
gasden purchase
florida purchase
50
box 48... Cherokee Nation sued Georgia to keep their lands. Andrew Jackson did nothing about it
indian removal act
Worcester v Georgia
51
Alexander Hamilton's economic plan included...
NATIONAL BANK
National Bank
nATIONAL BAnk
federal BANK
52
box 7... founder of connecticut
Thomas Hooker
anne hutchinson
william penn
53
box 7... founded rhode island
George washington
Jalen Billingsworth
Anne Hutchison
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Box 22... George Washington"s farewell address
Encouraged no political parties
warned that political parties were dangerous
55
Box 44... Battle of antietam
single bloodiest battle of the civil war
gettysburg
56
box 39... COnfederate General
Robert E. Lee
John Tyler
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box 18... effect of war of 1812
plantations
slaves worked more on farms
industry and manufacturing grew
58
box 26... canals, railroads...
made raw material more expensive
made it easier, faster and cheaper to send goods to buyers
59
box 19 federalism
power shared by national and state governments
elected officials
limited power of government
60
BOX 2... 1620
Pilgrim founded a colony for religious reasons(plymouth)
jamestown founded
ΩΨΦ
61
box 11... Document claiming independence FROM England
constitution
ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION
declaration of independence
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box 13... first man to die in the american revolution in boston massacre
crispus attucks
thomas paine
samuel adams
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Harriet Tubman box 35
just another slave
freed slaves on underground railroad
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Reconstruction main goal was to... box 45
punish the south for causing the civil war
Re-admit southern states into the union
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box 23... U.S would not allow European country to create new colonies anywhere in the Americas
James Monroe
Monroe Doctrine
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Box 28... Idea that America was destined to go from sea to shinning sea. ocean 2 ocean
Manifest Destiny
Revolution
Civil War
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Trail of tears lead to what state
Texas
oklahoma
68
box 32... social movement to end slavery
temperance
abolition movement
womens rights
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Hot... Slaves... Plantations... fertile soil... Georgia is one of its colonies
Middle Colonies
Southern Colony
New England
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era of good feelings...
Helped Americans feel more Patriotic about their Country
increased feeling of Nationalism
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box 26... An economy that begins to be based on factories rather than farming
trains
Industrialization
plantations
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box 39... President of USA during civil war
Jefferson Davis
Abraham Lincoln
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box 10 townsend act
tax on imported goods like glass and stuff
stamps on tea
tax on stamps
74
Box 45... 13..14..15
BILL OF RIGHTS
FREE TO MOVE!!!
Free. citizens.. vote
75
Box 13... Boston Patriot... Leader of the sons of liberty during the Revolution
George Washington
Samuel Adams
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box 48... The Supreme court had right to determine constitutionality of a law (Judicial Review)
Marbury v. Madison
Dredd Scott v Sandford
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box 44... First shots of civil war
Fort Sumter
Lexington and concord
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box 51 it called for a bicameral congress with population based on representatives
great compromise
this and that
79
box 25... The idea that as many people as possible should be able to vote
Jacksonian Democracy
Washington farewell adress
80
box 11... important victory because it influenced foreign nations like france to help america
Yorktown
turning point saratoga
Gettysburg
81
box 14... had many weaknesses... first attempt at a national government. had to be restructured
constitution
Bill of Rights
Articles of Confederation
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box 27... America trade with other countries restricted
Mercantilism
Free Enterprise
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box 13... Father of the constitution... Author of the Bill of Rights
Patrick Henry
James Madison
Thomas Jefferson
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BOX 38... 1861-1865
CIVIL WAR
AMERICAN REVOLUTION
85
box 17. what is significant about 1787
louisiana purchase
constitution ratified
86
box 49... established government for the northwest territory. how a territory becomes a state
Nowrth west ordinance
missouri compromise
87
box 44... battle in civil war that the union captured the Mississippi River
battle of vicksburg
battle of gettyburg
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box 35... Fredrick Douglass and Sojourner Truth...
Fomer Slaves, became abolitionists
no one important
89
box 49... compromise of 1850
California admitted as a free state, fugitive slave law
Texas admitted as a free state
90
John Paul Jones Box 13
Founder of US navy
13th President of the US
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BOX 1... REASONS FOR EXPLORATION
Glory greens God napkins and Gold chains
Righteous pie crust
to get away from King David
Religion... wealth... fame and international recognition
92
box 43... first state to secede from the union in 1860
Nawf Side
Texas
South Carolina
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box 13... wrote a pamphlet that urged america to break away from England
Common Sense T. Paine
Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson