Post-Easter Refresher

Document sent to King George III in July 1775 to prevent a total war.

Rockefeller's business strategy in which he controlled one aspect of an entire business. 

This government organization created and solicited WWI propaganda such as "Over There". 

Shawnee leaders who organized against westward expansion in 1810s.  Defeated at Tippecanoe.

He opened Tuskegee Institute and argued that black people needed skills and money before rights

This 1882 Act represented the first American ban on immigration

Group led by Samuel Adams that intimidated tax collectors by tarring and feathering.

This temperance leader was arrested 30 times for smashing saloons with her hatchet.

1896 Democratic presidential candidate tried to woo Populist votes with "Cross of Gold" speech.

This colonist was banished from Massachusetts Bay after challenging Puritan doctrine

Presbyterian minister who preached in the "burned-over district" of New York in the 1830s.

Andrew Carnegie's tactic in which he owned every aspect of the production process.

1831 slave rebellion in Virginia.  Resulted in the death of 50 white people.

This 1817 treaty provided for disarmament in the Great Lakes.  U.S. and Britain chill out. 

This Christian movement influenced the Progressive era.

Post-1850 concept that issue of slavery would be decided by citizens of a territory.

1765 act that req'd colonists to provide room and board to British soldiers.

Document signed by George III that prohibited any settlement west of the Appalachian Mtns.

This man founded the American Federation of Labor.

This addition to the Monroe Doctrine marked a major departure in U.S. Foreign Policy

The sinking of this luxury liner in 1915 contributed to America joining WWI

These Christians wanted to purify the Church of England.

These explorers checked out the Louisiana Purchase for President Jefferson.

This progressive took pictures of horrible living conditions in NYC tenements. 

This group was created in the 1820s by preachers who wanted to see people drink less alcohol.

This political party opposed the expansion of slavery and never won the presidency.

Settlement houses like _______ in Chicago offered meals, job training, and English lessons. 

This group believed that banning alcohol would cure poverty and other social problems.

This 1754 plan represented the 1st attempt by colonial leaders to band together militarily. 

Napoleon's 1807 decree that allowed French navy to seize any ship that had stopped in Britain. 

President _________'s foreign policy has been labeled "Dollar Diplomacy". 

Parliament passed these acts in reaction to the Boston Tea Party.

These 1773 acts closed the Boston harbor and revoked the Massachusetts colonial charter.

Republicans passed this bill to combat black codes in the South after the Civil War.

This California governor implemented the first Worker's Compensation plan in America.

The Battle of New Orleans happened after this 1814 peace treaty had already been signed. 

This was the first joint-stock company to settle a colony in the present-day U.S.

This man ran the "political machine" in NYC known as Tammany Hall.

The Panic of _____ occurred because of over-speculation that artificially inflated stock prices

This governor implemented the Wisconsin Plan, which emphasized direct primaries.

New Light preacher during Great Awakening who delivered "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"

This allowed illiterate white men to vote only if their grandfather had voted before 1865.

1765 act that req'd colonists to affix a stamp to all paper products.