What is the goal of American government's Indian policy during the 1800s?

US Gov't wanted to destroy NA tribes by weakening their culture

Which experience was shared by most Native Americansliving in Western states between 1860-90?

Native Americans were forced on to reservations

First used the term Manifest Destiny

Which of the following was an event that led to the Indian Removal Act of 1830

Discovery of gold on Cherokee lands in Georgia

Northerners who moved South to profit during Reconstruction

How did this president feel about Native American's becoming apart of American society?

Believed that NA can't and shouldn't live w/ Americans & need to relocate

Which generalization is suppoted by the infomation in the chart?

The Noth had greater economic strength than the South

What was a major effect of the publication of Harriet Beecher Stowe’s novel Uncle Tom’s Cabin?

The Abolitionist movement began across the United States

Belief that God gave Americans the right to expand across the US

A historian would find this document most useful for

Studying economic and social differences b/w N and S at start of the war

Which of the following statements is FALSE about Andrew Johnson

He was convicted of breaking the Tenure of Office Act

What is the John Gast's persepective about US Expansion?

Land improves when Americans expand their power and settle in new places

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1
This painting best connects to which vocabulary term
Assimilation
Indian Removal Act
Dawes Act
Manifest Destiny
2
How did the US Military help force Native American tribes in the West onto reservations?
Homestead Act
Buffalo Slaughter
Forcing Native Americans to farm
Dawes ACt
3
segregate whites and non-whites as well as create a set of unwritten rules that blacks needed to follow in the south
Freedmen's Bureau
Jim Crow Laws
Black Codes
Emancipation Proclamation
4
Made separate but equal legal
Compromise of 1877
Emancipation Proclamation
Plessy v. Ferguson
Dred Scott v. Sandford
5
What is the goal of American government's Indian policy during the 1800s?
The government gave the good land to the NA tribes on the reservation
US Gov't wanted to destroy NA tribes by weakening their culture
Americans want to live peacfully with NA
The American govt wanted to give NA full citizenship
6
Sat on the white train car to fight segregation in the South and lost at the Supreme Court
Homer Plessy
John Brown
Dred Scott
Andrew Jackson
7
Officially Ended the Reconstruction Era
Reconstruction Act of 1867
Election of Andrew Johnson
Election of Abe Lincoln
Compromise of 1877
8
A major goal of Indian Boarding Schools
teach skills for working in factories
promote cultural assimilation
train future leaders to teach tribal traditions
prepare children for life on a reservation
9
Which experience was shared by most Native Americansliving in Western states between 1860-90?
Native Americans became equals and were welcomed into American society
Native Americans were forced on to reservations
Natives Americans kept control of their land
Native Americans became farmers
10
Last major victory for Native Americans over the America government during the Indian War
Sand Creek Massacre
Wounded Knee Massacre
Battle of Gettysburg
Battle of Little Bighorn
11
John O'Sullivan
First used the term Manifest Destiny
painted "American Progress"
Wrote the Indian Removal Act of 1830
Was defeated at the Battle of Little Bighorn by the Sioux
12
Which of the following was an event that led to the Indian Removal Act of 1830
The Trail of Tears
Cherokee Tribe REFUSED to assimilate
The Dawes Act
Discovery of gold on Cherokee lands in Georgia
13
1838 federal troops remove 16,000 Cherokee from Georgia to Indian Territory West of the Mississippi
Sand Creek Massacre
March of Sadness
Homestead Act
Trail of Tears
14
Carpetbaggers
abolitionists working for the underground railroad
Southerners who moved North during Reconstruction
Poor white sourthern farmers supporting Republicans during Reconstruction
Northerners who moved South to profit during Reconstruction
15
Wade-Davis Plan was supported by
Andrew Johnson
Southern Democrats
Abe Lincoln
Radical Republicans
16
How did this president feel about Native American's becoming apart of American society?
He believed that tribes can live peacefully with America
Supported the assimilation of Native Americans into american culture
He believed that East Tribes can keep their land but West Tribes can't
Believed that NA can't and shouldn't live w/ Americans & need to relocate
17
The bloodiest battle of the war resulting in 25,000 casualties and Lincoln's issuing the Emancipation Proclamation
Gettysburg
First Battle of Bull Run
Fort Sumter
Antietam
18
Which generalization is suppoted by the infomation in the chart?
The South would be better able to transpot an amy than the Noth
The Noth would have more difficulty supplying an amy than the South
The Noth had greater economic strength than the South
The South expoted more manufactured goods than the Noth
19
This image entitled "Colored Senators and Representative" Which event led to the situation in the picture?
Passing the 15th Amendment
Passing the 14th Amendment
Jim Crow Laws
Black Codes
20
Which Event Caused Southern States to seced
Missouri Compromise of 1820
Uncle Tom's Cabin is written by Harriet Beecher Stowe
Abe Lincoln is Elected in 1860
Dred Scott Case
21
What was a major effect of the publication of Harriet Beecher Stowe’s novel Uncle Tom’s Cabin?
Abraham Lincoln was elected president of the United States
More Americans learned how to read in order to read the book
Harriet Beecher Stowe became a figure in the women’s suffrage movement
The Abolitionist movement began across the United States
22
What does NOT belong in the Compromise of 1850
Maine becomes a free state
Stronger fugitive slave laws
California becomes a free state
Henry Clay came up with the plan
23
Manifest Destiny
term found in the Constitution to explain expansion
an idea that Americans disagreed with in the 1800s
Belief that God gave Americans the right to expand across the US
policy of Native Americans adopting Anglo American culture to keep land
24
A historian would find this document most useful for
Proving the South had an advantage over the North at the start of the war
Predicting whether North or South would lose the first battle of the War
Investigating the impact of the American Civil War on both t North South
Studying economic and social differences b/w N and S at start of the war
25
Which term best connects to Indian Boarding Schools
Relocation
Trail of Tears
Manifest Destiny
Assimilation
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Radical Abolitionist that led attacks in Kansas and the raid at Harper's Ferry
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Dred Scott
Benjamin Wade
John Brown
27
The 14th amendment gave all U.S. citizens what?
abolishes slavery
citizenship by birth on U.S. land
equal protection under the law
Both Red and Blue
28
Which of the following statements is FALSE about Andrew Johnson
He was convicted of breaking the Tenure of Office Act
He was an "accidental president" due to the assassination of Abe Lincoln
He was a democrat for a republican president
He was found not guilty in his impeachment trial
29
This organization was established to assist newly freed slaves and poor whites following the Civil War.
Republican Party
Underground Railroad
Ku Klux Klan
Freedmen's Bureau
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What is the John Gast's persepective about US Expansion?
The author has mixed feelings and sees positives and negatives in expansion
Expansion is cruel and should be stopped
Land improves when Americans expand their power and settle in new places
If American expands than all people should be allowed to live together

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