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A Progressive Review 1 1. The Salem Witch Trials took place in what state and why did they occur? Massachusetts… Intolerance of other religions (pg 21) 2. The Civil War was fought between two sides, who were the two sides and what were they fighting for? Union and Confederate… slavery (pg 156) 3. What was the first document used to set up the United States government and what new document later replaced it? Articles of Confederation … Constitution (pg 55)

A Progressive Review 1 4. Where was the first successful colony founded in the United States located and what was it called? Virginia …. Jamestown (pg 17-18) 5. William Penn was a refuge of what religious group and the founder of what state? Quaker … Pennsylvania (pg 22) 6. The Boston Tea Party was motivated by what action of the British? The Tea Tax … unfair taxation without representation (pg 44)

A Progressive Review 1 7. Who was the author of the Declaration of Independence? Thomas Jefferson (pg 93) 8. Following the signing of the Declaration of Independence? The Revolutionary War ended or Fighting continued for independence 9. The 3/5’s Compromise stated that… 3/5’s of slaves would be counted for population purposes 10. While the United States government was being set up, the _____________ supported the Constitution and called for a _____________ national government. federalists strong

A Progressive Review 2 1. What are the first 10 Amendments of the Constitution called? Bill of Rights (pg 62) 2. List the first three Presidents and their Vice Presidents: 1)Washington1) Adams 2)Adams2) Jefferson 3)Jefferson3) Burr + Clinton (pg 965) 3. Thomas Jefferson purchased the Louisiana Territory from what country for a total of how much money? France …. $15 Million (pg 95)

A Progressive Review 2 4. a) _______________________ : 1854 Law stating citizens of 2 new territories would be able to choose whether or not slavery would be allowed b)___________________ : 1820 Agreement allowing for Missouri to be a slave state and Maine a free state, also outlawing slavery in future states north of 36.30’ N Latitude c)___________________ : Agreement designed to ease tensions caused by the westward expansion of slavery into new territories Kansas-Nebraska Act (pg 139) Missouri Compromise (pg 98) Compromise of 1850 (pg 138)

A Progressive Review 2 5. The Monroe Doctrine stated what regarding actions by European nations? The US would oppose efforts by any outside power to control a nation in the Western Hemisphere (pg 121) 6. Who was the first Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court? John Jay (pg 91) 7. What President was responsible for the Indian Removal Act and what did the act do? Andrew Jackson … gave Native Americans land in parts of the Louisiana Purchase in exchange for lands taken from them in the east (pg 124)

A Progressive Review 2 8. What was the name given to the group of people who wanted to make slavery illegal? Abolitionists (pg 129) 9. Eli Whitney invented what in 1794 and what effect did it have on the need of slaves in the South? Cotton gin … increased need and made slave population boom (pg 112) 10. What three future states did the United States receive following the signing of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo? California, Texas, New Mexico (pg 137)

A Progressive Review 3 1. During the Civil War, who was the President of the Confederate States and who was the leader of the Confederate Army? Jefferson Davis (pg 143) … Robert E. Lee (pg 164) 2. General Lee surrendered in what Virginia town? Appomattox Court House (pg ) 3. An element was discovered in 1848 causing a mass movement of people to the West Coast. What element was discovered and in what state was it discovered? Gold …. California

A Progressive Review 3 4. The Emancipation Proclomation was put into effect in 1863 by what President and what did the Proclomation do? Abraham Lincoln … Freed slaves in Confederate territory (pg 171) 5. What was the name of the time period in the United States following the Civil War? Reconstruction (pg 200)

A Progressive Review 3 6. a)______________________ : 1886 labor-related violence in Chicago b)______________________ : 1892 strike in Pennsylvania against Carnegie Steel c)______________________ : 1894 railway workers’ strike that spread nationwide Haymarket Riot (pg 252) Homestead Strike (pg 252) Pullman Strike (pg 253)

A Progressive Review 3 7. What was the full name of the man who assassinated Abraham Lincoln? John Wilkes Booth (pg 193) 8. The Progressive Era in the United States lasted almost 30 years, when was this time period and what happened during it? … a variety of reforms were enacted at the local, state, and federal levels 9. What war against the British broke out not even 30 years following the end of the Revolutionary War? War of 1812 (pg 96) 10. How many original colonies were there in the United States?