Who Wants to Pass the Semester Exam

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Who Wants to Pass the Semester Exam?

Expansion to Reconstruction
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• Inventor of the steamboat, which improved
  transportation by carrying people and goods
  faster.

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Samuel Slater
Robert Fulton
Benjamin Franklin
Samuel Morse
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2. Inventor of the telegraph, which allowed a
person to communicate almost instantly with other
people in distant places.
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Eli Whitney
Samuel Morse
Samuel Slater
Eli Whitney
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3. Invented the cotton gin in 1793.
Robert Fulton
Patrick Henry
John Calhoun
Eli Whitney
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• 4. Led an armed revolt of 70 Slaves.

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Fredrick Douglass
John Marshall
Nat Turner

James Murphy
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5. In 1823 the United States announced that the
Americas would be closed to any more colonization
by European nations in this document.
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Missouri Compromise
Monroe Doctrine
Manifest Destiny
The Closed Door Policy
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6. What idea of Eli Whitney transformed
manufacturing by making each copy of a
manufactured item exactly alike?
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telephone
interchangeable parts
tariff
spinning machines
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7. What was the Missouri Compromise?
a plan to improve the nation through a system of
roads and canals
a plan to allow slavery to spread into some
areas but not others
an agreement to support James Monroe as Pres.
an agreement between the nations regions on a
national bank
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8. What was the name for the journey made by the
Cherokee after they were removed from their lands
by force?
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Santa Fe Trail
Manifest Destiny
Indian Removal Act
Trail of Tears
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9. What did Sequoya invent for the Cherokee
people?
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the cotton gin
better weapons
A written language
a new form of housing
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10. Which Southern leader did the Tariff of
Abominations lead to publicly support the
doctrine of nullification?
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William Henry Harrison
John C. Calhoun
Henry Clay
Andrew Jackson
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11. In the 1840s, people followed
___________________to new land and opportunities
in what is now the northwestern United States.
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Missouri River
Mississippi River
Oregon Trail
Santa Fe Trail
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12. Some merchants who followed
_________________made large profits trading with
people who lived in territory governed by Mexico.
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Jedediah Smith
The Mormons
John Charles Fremont
the Santa Fe Trail
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13. This resulted from the Treaty of Guadalupe
Hidalgo.
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the California gold rush
Mexican Cession
Bear Flag Revolt
Manifest Destiny
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14. People who went to California during the
gold rush were known as
Confederates
Californios
forty-niners
Panama Jacks
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• 15. What did people call rugged fur traders and
  explorers like Jedediah Smith and Jim Beckwourth?

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mountain men
Californios
forty-niners
Zouvaes
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16. What phrase did Americans use to explain
their expansion westward?
Indian Removal Act
Manifest Destiny
Secession
territorialization
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• What did James Marshalls
• discovery set-off?

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California gold rush
The Oregon Trail
the Louisiana Purchase
Battle of the Alamo
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18. An escaped slave who became one of the most
famous conductors on the Underground Railroad.
Sojourner Truth
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Harriet Tubman
Nat Turner
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19. Another name for the movement to end
slavery.
Emancipation Proclamation
Fugitive Slave Law
Abolition
Temperance Movement
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20. Escaped from slavery to speak out against it
in the United States and overseas also
published an antislavery newspaper.
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Frederick Douglass
William Lloyd Garrison
Nat Turner
Henry Box Brown
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21. Another name for voting rights.
Emancipation
suffrage
recession
temperance
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22. What did the women working in Lowell Mills
form in 1836 to seek better working conditions?
underground railroad
public education
labor unions
suffrage
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23. The author of Uncle Toms Cabin was
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Stephen A. Douglas
Simon Legree
Frederick Douglass
Harriet Beecher Stowe
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24. Hoping to seize weapons for a slave
rebellion, this radical abolitionist captured a
U. S. arsenal at Harpers Ferry, Virginia.
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John C. Fremont
John Brown
Roger Taney
James Buchanan
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25. The Confederate States of America were
A new political party created by Southern
Democrats
a group of Northern states united to bring an end
to slavery.
The slaveholding states that seceded from the
Union.
An agreement among Southern states to work
together to fight laws against slavery.
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26. The president of the Confederacy was
Stephen A. Douglas
Jefferson Davis
John Bell
Frederick Douglass
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27. Whose lawsuit to gain freedom was denied in
a landmark Supreme Court decision?
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Dred Scott
Stephen Douglas
Jefferson Davis
John Brown
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28. The Civil War began when Southern forces
attacked U.S. troops at what place?
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Fort Donalson
Washington, D.C.
Bull Run
Fort Sumter
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29. Which talented military officer resigned
from the U.S. Army and became commanding general
of the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia?
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Thomas Stonewall Jackson
Robert E. Lee
George McCellan
Ulysses S. Grant
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30. Who commanded Union forces at Shiloh,
Tennessee, and was criticized after that battle
for the high number of casualties suffered by the
army?
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Robert E. Lee
Thomas Stonewall Jackson
George McClellan
Ulysses S. Grant
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31. What did the North call its strategy to
defeat the South by forming a naval blockade and
by capturing the Mississippi River?
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New Orleans
Anaconda Plan
Antietam
King Cotton
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• 32. Which change in military
• technology most affected the average
• soldier and increased the casualty rate?

rifles with minie balls
trench warfare
land mines
ironclad ships
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33. To pay the costs of fighting the war, the
Union government established _______________
in the North.
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an income tax
greenbacks
draft laws
a national banks
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34. During the war women like _________________co
llected supplies and provided nursing care for
soldiers on the battlefield.
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Mary Chesnut
Mary Todd Lincoln
Joan of Arc
Clara Barton
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35. He is known for his practice of total war.
George Hooker
Ulysses S. Grant
Robert E. Lee
William T. Sherman
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36. The last major battle in Northern territory
occurred here.
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Andersonville
Battle of Gettysburg
Cold Harbor
Siege of Vicksburg
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• Lee surrendered
• his army here.

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Appomattox Court House
Petersburg
Battle of Gettysburg
John Wilkes Booth
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38. The person who assassinated President
Lincoln was
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Booker T. Washington
John Wilkes Booth
Walt Whitman
Robert Fulton
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39. The purpose of the Thirteenth Amendment to
the Constitution was
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Andersonville
To end slavery in the United States.
Cold Harbor
Siege of Vicksburg
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40. Said that all people born in the United
States were citizens and had equal protection
under the law
black codes
Emancipation Proclamation
Fourteenth Amendment
Freedmens Bureau
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41. The process the federal government used to
readmit the confederate states into the Union.
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Radical Republicans
blockades
Fourteenth Amendment
Reconstruction
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42. Set up schools and hospitals for African
American and provided clothes, food, and fuel
throughout the south
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Emancipation Proclamation
Freedmens Bureau
black codes
Fourteenth Amendment
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43. One form of agriculture that became common
in the South was ____________________in which the
landowner let the farmer work the land in return
for a share of the crop.
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tenet farming
land lease
share cropping
subsistence farming
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• 44. A secret group that deprived former slaves
  of their rights and tried to restore white
  control in the South were the

Calhoun Calvary
Ku Klux Klan
Southern Democrats
White Supremacist
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45. The Fifteen Amendment to the Constitution
was passed
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to grant citizenship to African Americans.
To end slavery in the United States.
To give women the right to vote
to give African American men the right to vote.
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