U.S. History Final Review

What battle was the turning point of the American Revolution?

Which was not a likely result of the Fugitive Slave Act?

Spain ceded _________________________________ in 1819.

The______________formed the greatest geographic barrier to westward travel in the Colonial Era.

This document in essence told Europe to stay out of the Western Hemisphere

Who said “…give me liberty or give me death!”? 

The Mayflower Compact is a significant founding document as it was one of the first forms of

Election of George Washington, elections, judicial review and banking systems all contributed 

Marbury v. Madison was the court case in which John Marshall established 

Which social reform movement condemned alcohol because it ruins lives?  

Most of the wheat in the colonies was grown in this region

What social reformer argued that education is the great equalizer of the conditions of men?

The Union being reunited and becoming stronger was a significant result of which war?

Which of the following is in the correct sequence?

The first permanent English settlement was called ______________and was established in 1607.  

What are two key issues during the rise of sectionalism that contributed to dividing states? 

Which Supreme Court case ruled that slaves were considered property and had no rights? 

This group feared a strong national government

Colonists came from a variety of cultural, ___________, and economic backgrounds.

What  was the first representative legislature in the Colonies?

When a state refuses to enforce a federal law that it deems unconstitutional, this is called

Who was the leader of the Sons of Liberty, that planned the BostonTea Party?

Which document was written to convince the colonists to support the Patriot cause? 

What was a founding document signed in 1215 that limited the power of the king?

What geographic factors of the New England Colonies led to economic activities such as fishing

The Sugar Act, Quartering Act, Stamp Act and Townshend Act led to the 

The first democratic institution in the colonies was the_____________.

The_______________________________________ doubled the size of our country in1803.

This was purchased from France in 1803.

After_________ended, Southerners passed laws and codes that prevented full equality for blacks.

Who invented interchangeable parts?

What novel influenced Northerners to use the book to show the horrors of slavery?

President Jackson made ____________________accessible to (white) people of all aspects of life.

How would tariffs benefit the West?

What document kept the states strong and formed a weak central government?

Acquiring TX,CA and OR, Americans moving west and believing it to be their right all reflects

Who was the author of Common Sense and the Crisis?

This person from South Carolina, supported state's rights during the nullification crisis

During the 1820's what region supported taxes on imported goods?

During the American Revolution, what group of colonists did not want to rebel? 

If the Industrial Revolution began in the 1700's, in which century did in begin?

The__________________________ was written in 1787.

Washington’s Farewell Address supported a policy of ______which was avoiding foreign alliances.

The main factor in the Cherokee being removed from their land was__________(Indian Removal Act)

With the growth of factories what 2 groups grew in number as part of the nation's labor force?

A______________________________ is a tax on imported goods.

In the 3/5 Compromise, who wanted to have slaves count for representation?

The founding fathers’ first attempt at a national constitution was____________________________.

What law kept colonial settlers from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains?

This increased American patriotism and manufacturing, and weakened Native American resistance.