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U.S. 2nd Semester Review #2

  •  English    17     Public
    MD through Reconstruction
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  • Who deserted their normal lives to mine gold in California? 49ers, Mormon Pioneers, Mountain Men
    49ers
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  • What was one decision of the Missouri Compromise?
    Slavery was banned in the norther part of the Louisiana Purchase, Missouri would be a slave state, Maine would be a free state.
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  • What is the term for the time period of rebuilding the South and readmitting states after the Civil War?
    Reconstruction
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  • What did Jim Crow laws do in the southern states?
    limited rights of black people, segregated people
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  • Who passed Jim Crow Laws in southern states? State governments or federal government?
    State governments
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  • Which part of the country had more manufacturing?
    North
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  • Which part of the country grew the most cotton?
    South
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  • Why did Dred Scott argue he deserved his freedom?
    His owner took him to a free state, and then his owner died
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  • Why do people join political parties?
    to unite with people who have similar ideas about government
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  • What is the term for people who wanted to end slavery?
    Abolitionists
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  • What is one thing abolitionists did to fight against slavery?
    Helped slaves escape, wrote books, wrote newspapers, gave speeches
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  • What did southern states do after Lincoln was elected?
    Seceded
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  • Which slaves were freed by the Emancipation Proclamation?
    Only slaves in rebellious states
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  • Which battle did the Union win right before Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation?
    Battle of Antietam
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  • Why was it a problem when Missouri asked to become a slave state?
    Free and slave states would be unequal, the Senate would be unbalanced.
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  • List one fact about the Gettysburg Address
    It was 3 minutes, it was at a cemetery dedication, Lincoln gave it, it mentions the Declaration of Independence, it honored the soldiers who fought.
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