Colonists give the king raw materials

Two key principles in the Declaration of Independence

Consent of the Governed & Natural Rights

Purpose of the Monroe Doctrine

Protect Latin America from Europe

Colonial response to the kings tax system

Colonists began to boycott various goods

Thomas Pain wrote Common Sense

Persuade the Colonists to break away from the king

The purpose of Andrew Jackson's Indian Removal Act

Make land available for white settlers

A census happens every ten years. Identify what would be directly impacted once this occurs.

Members of the House of Representatives

Northern Advantages during the Civil War

Factories where war supplies were made

Habeas Corpus was suspended to enforce the draft during the Civil War. Proving ...

Liberties can be limited during wart time

Impact of the Erie Canal

Increased trade in the eastern markets

The Federalist Papers...

Propaganda to ensure ratification of the U.S. Constitution

Federalism resulted in

Division of power: federal, state, and local levels...

Major argument of those who opposed ratification of the U.S. Constitution

laws did not protect individual liberties

John Locke influenced

Jefferson when he wrote the Declaration of Independence

The Northwest Ordinance

Set guidelines to add states into the union

1763 the British restricted westward expansion to the American Colonists...

West of the Appalachian Mountains...

During the Whiskey Rebellion

Troops were sent in to end the rebellion

Example of Unwritten Constitution

President meeting with Cabinet Members

The AOC was designed weakly because the authors were

Fearful of a strong, centralized government

North & South arguing over slavery

Andrew Jackson ignored the Supreme Court;s ruling...

Expanding and abusing his presidential powers

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Mid-Term Exam 2019

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Mercantilism ...
Colonists trade with themselves
Colonists keep raw materials
Colonists save raw materials
Colonists give the king raw materials
2
The Supreme Court has the power to
exercise judicial review
fire the local police
veto laws
impeach the governor
3
Anti-Federalist demands for ratification
Establish power in the courts
Add the Bill of Rights
Tax Free Trade
Checks and Balances
4
Judicial Review was established through
Marbury vs. Madison
Dred Scott Case
Gibbons vs. Ogeden
Plessy Case
5
Our Founding Fathers were influenced by
Thomas Jefferson
Enlightenment Thinkers
John Adams
Ben Franklin
6
Two key principles in the Declaration of Independence
Bill of Rights protections
Consent of the Governed & Natural Rights
Free trade
Freedom of religion and the press
7
Purpose of the Monroe Doctrine
Latin American Imperialism
War with Europe
Trade with Latin America
Protect Latin America from Europe
8
Colonial response to the kings tax system
Colonists began to boycott various goods
Colonists started to move down south
Colonists lost interest in trading
Colonists stopped coming to America
9
Thomas Pain wrote Common Sense
Persuade peace and trade
Persuade the Colonists to break away from the king
Persuade peace in the south
Persuade ratification
10
The purpose of Andrew Jackson's Indian Removal Act
Make land ready to sell
Make land available to build factories
Make ;and available to sell to immigrants
Make land available for white settlers
11
Lincoln's "House Divided" Speech
Deals with the abolitionist movement
Deals with Southern farming
Deals with slavery
Deals with Northern aggression
12
Result of the French & Indian War
King Imposes Taxes
King gives more freedom
King sends troops
Trade slowed down
13
A census happens every ten years. Identify what would be directly impacted once this occurs.
Members of the Senate
Taxes
Members of the House of Representatives
Immigration laws
14
During war times and national emergencies...
the draft is suspended
freedoms increase
taxes are lowered
civil liberties can be limited
15
What event transpired that made the king start unreasonably taxing the colonists
Manifest Destiny
French & Indian War
The Civil War
War of 1812
16
Shay's Rebellion proved that
Slavery was increasing
Taxes were too high
Laws needed to be stronger
Population growth was expanding
17
Message is Washington's Farewell Address
Domestic Alliances
Neutrality / no alliances
Alliances make us strong
Military alliances
18
Northern Advantages during the Civil War
More trained soldiers
Factories where war supplies were made
Farms with a plentiful supply of food
7 out of 8 of the military colleges
19
Habeas Corpus was suspended to enforce the draft during the Civil War. Proving ...
Liberties can be limited during wart time
War changes people
People don't listen
Liberties are not for all
20
Mayflower Compact
Self Representative Government
Self-Care
Self-limited Freedom
Weak set of laws
21
Impact of the Erie Canal
Decreased trade along the Atlantic Ocean
Increased trade in the eastern markets
Trade in the pacific
Increase trade in Europe
22
The Federalist Papers...
Propaganda to ensure the passage of the slave act
Propaganda to ensure lower taxes
Propaganda to ensure the revolution
Propaganda to ensure ratification of the U.S. Constitution
23
Federalism resulted in
Division of power: federal, state, and local levels...
Natural Rights
3 Branches of Government
The Bill of Rights
24
Manifest Destiny
Westward Expansion
Eastward Expansion
Northern Expansion
Southern growth
25
Major argument of those who opposed ratification of the U.S. Constitution
laws were not enforced
laws did not protect individual liberties
laws were creating chaos
the laws were too weak
26
John Locke influenced
Jefferson when he wrote the Bill of Rights
Jefferson when he wrote the Declaration of Independence
Thomas Paine when he wrote Common Sense
Madison when he wrote the Treaty Deal
27
The Northwest Ordinance
King was unsuccessful in enforcing the laws
Laws were enforced
Set guidelines to add states into the union
Colonists can't go west
28
1763 the British restricted westward expansion to the American Colonists...
North of America
West of the Appalachian Mountains...
West of the Atlantic ...
East of Pacific...
29
During the Whiskey Rebellion
The king shut down the ports
Tea was thrown in the harbor
The colonists agreed with king
Troops were sent in to end the rebellion
30
Example of Unwritten Constitution
Slavery
President declaring war
President meeting with Cabinet Members
3-term Presidency
31
The North's victory in the Civil War proved
the power of our Nation
life would go back to normal
slaves were in a good place
slave owners had power
32
The labor source that was used down South on plantations...
Immigrants
Irish & Germans
Farmers
Enslaved Africans
33
The AOC was designed weakly because the authors were
They wanted to end slavery
They wanted a strong government
They wanted to increases westward expansion
Fearful of a strong, centralized government
34
"All Men are Created Equal"
Albany Plan of Union
Jefferson's Declaration of Independence
John Locke = Natural Rights
Thomas Paine's Common Sense
35
The triangular trade deals with
abolitionist movement
westward expansion
peace talks
slavery
36
The Missouri Compromise of 1820 & The Compromise of 1850 deals with
The issue of eastward expansion
The issue of war
The issue of taxes
The issue of slavery
37
Sectional Conflict
North & South arguing over slavery
Deals with taxes
Deals with segregation
Deals with war
38
The result of the Great Compromise
3 Branches of Government
Federalism
Bicameral Congress
Judicial Review
39
Andrew Jackson ignored the Supreme Court;s ruling...
Proof that the President is the most powerful person
Expanding and abusing his presidential powers
A need for 3 Branches of Government
The Supreme Court has too much power
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Events that led to the Revolutionary War
Boston war
Boston Liberty Bell
Boston Red Socks
Boston Tea Party

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