Final Exam, Civil War & Reconstruction Review

Who benefitted from tariffs?

He led a violent slave revolt in 1831 killing roughly 60 southern whites?

'Anti-federalists' supported?

His presidency suffered from the controversy surrounding the XYZ affair & Alien & Sedition Acts

What idea best illustrates the concept of nullification?

Two American Civil War battles that marked a major turning point were Gettysburg and?

The British lost at Yorktown.  Why?

Which event demostrated the power of the federal gov't to restore order & uphold its authority?

Two reasons that brought settlers to Jamestown and Plymouth.

The Great Awakening caused some colonists to?

The 15th amendment?

He was the first and only President of the Confederate States of America.

He had faith in the 'common man' and feared the power of the national government.

Which scenario best represents 'Federalism'?

Which part of Government was instituted to respond DIRECTLY to the people?

What amendment allows citizens not to testify against themselves?

Purpose of the navigation acts?

Northern citizens who opposed the Civil War and challenged Abraham Lincoln were called?

What group was forcibly relocated by means fo the 'Trail of Tears'?

He feared 'mob rule', distrusted the common man & favored a strong national government. 

He is known as the 'Father of the Constitution'?

Ottawa chief who attacked English forts in the Ohio valley following the Seven Years War?

He published, 'The Liberator', focused on ending slavery & founded the Am. Antislavery Society

When war is waged not only against armies but against a peoples' resources & will to resist.

The President is elected by a majority vote of the?

What power is reserved to the STATES?

The 'Federalist Papers' argued in favor of?

The 'Great Compromise'?

'Federalists' and 'Anti-Federalists' disagreed over?

Union general who was successful at Vicksburg.  He would later serve two terms as President.

Why did the U.S. go to war with England in 1812?

The first amendment guarantees?

Virginian who stated, "Give me liberty or give me death"?

His decision in Marbury v. Madison helped establish the principle of judicial review.

The goal of 'mercantilism' is?

The Northwest Ordinance of 1787?

Confederate general who authorized massacre of 300 black and white Union troops at Ft. Pillow

She was a pioneer in nursing during the Civil War who transformed it into a profession .

Belief that married women's activities should be limited to housework and family?

Union general, the 'Virginia Creeper'.  Won the battle of Antietam but was fired by Lincoln.

Union general who ordered Atlanta burned during his famous 'March to the Sea'.

What geographic area did the Monroe Doctrine apply to?

The formal withdrawal of a state from the Union is known as?

"City on a Hill" refers to?

Term used to describe the American interest to expand across the continent?

John Locke?

He urged Ams to avoid permanent alliances & established precedents future presidents followed.

The 13th amendment?

During the American Civil War the South hope to gain financial and military support from?

The Battle of Saratoga resulted in?

The most important topic fo the Lincoln-Douglas debates?

What was the stated aim of the Emancipation Proclamation?

This event was the first national meeting to establish equal rights for women?

What principle did Marbury v. Madison establish?

The Compromise of 1850 resulted in the following?

In order to keep the border states from leaving the Union Lincoln?

"Strict Interpretation" of the Constitution would have prevented Thomas Jefferson from?

What term means 'being tried for the same crime twice?"

He bacme President by agreeing to end Reconstruction in return for 20 disputed electoral votes.

The 14th amendment?