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1
The conditions in
Lowell's textile mills
are most directly contributed to the need for
temperance movement
labor reform.
equal rights.
abolition movement.
2
Suffrage
is
to make changes.
to separate or break away from the Union.
the right to vote.
3
Conscription
is
Required military service; drafted
to separate or break away from the Union.
War between people of the same country
4
Sectionalism
is
promoting the interests of a region instead of country
a runaway (ex: runaway slaves)
the power belongs to the people.
5
Abolition/abolitionist
is
Doaway with slavery
To control (Ex. Gov’t regulating the states)
Theidea that states possess certain rights and powers
6
An
impact
of
Uncle Tom's Cabin
was
Congress was inspired to pass laws outlawing slaves.
A The Supreme Court overturned fugitive slavelaws.
Support grew for the abolitionist movement
The profit from book sales funded early labororganizations.
7
Dorthea Dix’s
goal was to
end the sale of alcohol.
stop the spread of slavery.
create public schools.
improve the care of the disabled.
8
A
fugitive
is
the idea that states possess certain rights and powers
a runaway (ex: runaway slaves)
required military service; drafted
9
The
Reform Movement
affected
American Society
by
bringing about change to correct abuses and improve society.
putting an end to discriminatory hiring practices in govern.
introducing a fair voting procedure for state officials.
establishing public education for all Americans.
10
What was an effect of
Uncle Tom’s Cabin
being Published?
Southern support for the Emancipation Proclamation declined.
14th Amendment was proposed.
Fewer slaves were hired in Southern factories.
Many Northerners turned against slavery.
11
The
Compromise of 1850
impacted the
United States
by
dividing the free states and South
having all free states
Creating a United Country
12
Secede/secession
is
against drinking alcoholic beverages
war between people of the same country.
to separate or break away from the Union.
13
Popular Sovereignty
is
the power belongs to the people.
the right to vote
the idea that states possess certain rights and powers
14
Which of these prompted Congress to propose the
14th Amendment
?
black codes enacted by southern states after the civil war.
the positions taken in the know-nothing party reform.
opposition by southern states to the emancipation proclam.
Popular Sovereighty provision in the Kansas- Nebraska Act.
15
Which group was among the
first
to call for an
end to slavery
?
Puritans ( didn't rely on slavery)
American Indians,(viewed slavery as wrong)
British loyalists,Great Britain had ended the slave trade.
Quakers, ( religious beliefs)
16
The United States acquired the
Oregon Territory
when
territory settlers voted for annexation by the U.S.
Russia sold the land to U.S. for 7.2 million.
Mexico sold the territory to the U.S. for $10 million
a treaty that divided the U.S. and British.
17
Regulate
is
to control.
do away with slavery.
to make changes.
18
Harriet Tubman
helped the abolitionist movement by
working as a nurse for the Confederacy.
helping slaves escape to the North using the Underground RR.
speaking to Congress on behalf of freedom.
convincing the Southern states to extend the railroad lines.
19
The
Second Great Awakening
was a movement that promoted
mercantilism and the development of global trade
spiritual revival and the need for social reform
the use of reason and scientific theory
states’ rights and governmental reform
20
A direct result of the
Kansas-Nebraska Act
was
fightingbetween proslavery and anti-slavery groups in Kansas
the balance of power ended.
end to fighting between pro-slavery and anti-slavery groups
Nebraska joining the Union as a slave state.
21
What is
Frederick Douglass’
belief?
Slavery should be abolished.
Only southern states should have slavery.
Slavery should extend to the western territories.
Plantation owners should pay slaves.
22
Seneca Falls Convention
of
1848
helped to make the public more aware of environment issues
corrected manyof the abuses of the Industrial Revolution.
addressedwomen’s struggle for equal rights in America.
promoted the abolitionist movement against slavery.
23
Many
Southerners
opposed
protective tariffs
because these
tariffs
increased the cost of owning slaves.
increased the price of imported goods.
lowered the price of cotton.
discouraged the construction of new factories.
24
In the
1840s
, extending slavery into new territories enabled Southerners to keep
slaves from rebelling.
Northerner settlers out.
tariff slow.
a balance of power in Congress.
25
The
Civil War
is
required military service; drafted
The right to vote.
war between people of the same country
26
Which of the following is an example of
popular sovereignty
?
Cali voters approve a state constitution that bans slavery
Michigan became a free state because it is north of Missouri
Legislature bans slavery in territories won from Mexico.
Arkansasbecame a slave state bc it is south of the Missouri.
27
Which statement
best summarizes
the
effects
of the
Missouri Compromise
?
effected the balance of free and slave states.
balanced the free states and slave states.
ensure the decrease in in number of slave states
rise in the number of free states shortly after 1848.
28
Reform
is
the right to vote.
required military service; drafted
to make changes.
29
States’rights
is
required military service; drafted
. promoting the interests of a region instead of country
the idea that states possess certain rights and powers
30
What is the name of the
supreme court case
, that
a slave sued
for his freedom?
Worcester vs. Georgia
Dred Scott vs. Sandford
McCulloch vs. Maryland
Gibbons vs. Ogden
31
William Lloyd Garrison’s
was an advocate for
Fugitive Slave Act.
need for public education.
temperance movement.
abolition of slavery.
32
Temperance
is
promoting the interests of a region instead of country.
against drinking alcoholic beverages.
the right to vote.
