APUSH Midterm Review - 17

___________ Act of Toleration - tolerated all Christians but not Jews or atheists

Radical abolitionist-writer of The Liberator-agreed with breaking up U.S. to end slavery

First permanent English settlement in the current-day US

Jackson's "pet bank" Secretary of Treasury & Chief Justice for Dred Scott Decision

Most prominent 'conductor' of the Underground Railroad

Worked to improve public education in America

exchange of living things between old and new world - disease the most impactful

Father of the Bank of United States and first Secretary of the Treasury

Supreme Court case that set up judicial review

Lewis, Clark, Sacagawea and the group of explorers known as

cultural belief that women were valuable to teach children how to be good citizens and moral

First colony from banished Massachusetts folk

President of Louisiana Purchase - from Napolean - 15 million

The NWO governed the NWT but the most notable thing about it was

Erie Canal creator and visionary

Who suggested that John Marshall enforce the SCOTUS ruling in Worchester v. Georgia?

Group who planned to end slavery and return them to Africa - Liberia specifically

Document using the phrase "All men are created equal"

Treaty of Ghent ended which war

cotton gin inventor and interchangable parts

Thomas Jefferson wrote this document (sorry Richard Henry Lee)

creator of telegraph system

His farewell address warned of political parties and foreign entanglements

Kicked out of Massachusetts Bay colony, antinomianism - ultimately killed by natives

President who took office by winning through the "Corrupt Bargain"

creator of steel plow

President of Indian Removal Act, veto of BUS, and Trail of Tears but beloved by the people

Second permanent English settlement in North America, circa. 1620?

opened Kansas and Nebraska up to slavery by using popular sovereignty 

Policy that "gave" Natives to colonists who promised to try to Christianize them

Administration remembered for the XYZ Affair and the shameful Alien and Sedition Acts.

former slave who ran away and then spoke out against slavery by telling his story

cultural belief that glorified the women's job as homemaker

First 10 amendments to the Constitution

This painting is representative of this movement in U.S. History

Led a slave rebellion after being told to do so by God - killed 55 men, women and children

Nicknamed the 'Great Compromiser' including the Missouri Compromise and Compromise of 1850

Political group resistant to the new Constitution - didn't want to ratify it w/o Bill of Rights

Doctrine told Europe to stay on their half of globe, if they come across taken as act of war

British man who memorized plans of textile mill and fled to US and started one

First Steam Boat creator

Clause counting slaves in population for representation purposes

allowing the citizens of the territory to decide on the slavery issue

Brought California in as a free state, DC bans slave trade, harsher fugitive slave law

Natural Rights according to John Locke (later tweaked by TJ)

Debtor Colony - meant to serve as a buffer between Spanish Florida and plantation-rich SC

anti-immigrant political party of pre-Civil War america

3 G's of Exploration

Last remaining Federalist who served as Chief Justice and continuously gave fed gov more power

Case that decided slaves were not citizens and therefore could not sue

system to set up strong banking system, protective tariff, and system of roads and canals

mail system ran in Pre-Civil War America using horses

Led attacks on pro-slavery people in Kansas and tried at Harpers Ferry - radical abolitionist

Colony of the Fundamental Orders and Thomas Hooker

Quaker colony

1820 legislation admitting 1 slave and 1 free state (MO & ME), plus 36'30" line

Adams-Onis Treaty got us 

author of City Upon a Hill Speech

Renaissance man of colonial America, Ben Franklin, is associated with all BUT...

Wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin

period of time when G.B. left Americans alone and weakly enforced Navigation Laws

judges put in at the last moment by John Adams

Document released at Seneca Falls Convention-mimicked Declaration of Independence but for women

Tried to help mentally ill during 2nd great awakening

NA War led by Metacom against NE settlers-successful until caught, beheaded, drawn/quartered

agreement made by Pilgrim leaders before landing - set precedent for later written Constitution