1. Midterm Jeopardy Review
Unit 1 Vocabulary
(Pre) Civil War
Civil War
Vocabulary
Potpourri
Reconstruction
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2. an area designated by particular geographic, political, or cultural characteristics that set it apart from other areas.
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3. Region
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4. The movement of people, goods and ideas across national borders
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5. globalization
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6. a principle or standard of perfection that we are always trying to achieve
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7. Ideal
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8. a human made object such as a tool, weapon or building
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9. Artifact
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10. The chance for people to pursue their hopes and Dreams
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11. Opportunity
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12. Loyalty to the interest of one’s own region
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13. Sectionalism
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14. Someone who wants to abolish slavery
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15. Abolitionist
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16. This act allowed Kansas and Nebraska to be to settled with popular sovereignty (the right to choose whether they are slave or free)
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17. Kansas-Nebraska Act
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18. List the advantages of the North and South during the Civil War
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19. Industry (produce weapons/supplies)
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Industry (produce weapons/supplies)
Railroads (transport supplies & soldiers)
more people
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better military leadership
defensive war
fighting on home land (closer to supplies/fight harder to protect)
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20. A formal withdrawal from a state or nation
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21. Secession
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22. A military policy willing to do whatever is necessary to completely defeat the opposing side is called
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23. Total War
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24. The act of freeing someone from slavery
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25. Emancipation
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26. This said that all slaves living in Confederate States were free from that point forward. Freedom for most slaves still did not come until the end of the war, but it gave purpose to the soldiers fighting the war. *Bonus* Who said this?
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27. Emancipation Proclamation
Abe Lincoln
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28. When men were forced to serve in the military under penalty of law
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29. Military Draft
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30. Union strategy to surround the enemy (the South) and squeeze them to death
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31. Anaconda Plan
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32. The southern states that separated from the U. S
The southern states that separated from the U.S. leading to the Civil War were called
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33. The Confederacy
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34. This was the direct cause of the Civil War (the straw that broke the camel’s back)
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35. On April 10, 1861, Southern forces attacked Fort Sumter
On April 10, 1861, Southern forces attacked Fort Sumter. A day and a half of bombardment before the troops in the fort surrendered. The Civil War began.
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36. These were the indirect causes of the Civil War
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37. 1. Slavery 2. Varying economies of North and South 3
1. Slavery 2. Varying economies of North and South Sectional differences 4. Fight for power (States v Federal Rights)
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38. The period after the Civil War when the country was being put back together and the South was readmitted to the U.S
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39. Reconstruction
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40. Explain the differences between the economies of the North and the South.
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41. North South home Urban population was steadily increasing
Immigration (people to work)
Economy shifting to industry and manufactured goods
Canals and railroads connect businesses to consumers from the Northeast to the Midwest
Rural
Small farms or large plantations
Little industry, rely heavily on agriculture COTTON WAS KING!
Half as many rail lines as the North, rely on rivers for transportation
25% of Southerners own slaves
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42. White supremacists who terrorized African Americans
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43. Ku Klux Klan
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44. These segregated blacks from whites in public life
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45. Jim Crow Laws
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46. Ruled that segregation was constitutional under “separate but equal.”
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47. Plessy v Ferguson
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48. When a government official is brought up on charges
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49. Impeachment
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50. Which plan for Reconstruction would appeal to freedmen? Why?
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51. Congressional (Radical Republicans)
Congressional (Radical Republicans). They were supportive of African American rights. They pressed for voting rights for African Americans.
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52. This Amendment: Ended slavery in America
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53. 13th Amendment
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54. -This amendment states: All born or naturalized here are citizens, including former slaves. -Equal protection under the law
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55. 14th Amendment
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56. This amendment granted all MEN the right to vote
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57. 15th Amendment
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58. Missouri would enter as a slave state and Maine would enter as a free state to keep the balance of power in the senate. It also drew the 36 30’ line which made North of that would be free, South would be slave.
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59. Missouri Compromise
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60. Law that stated if escaped slaves were captured, they must be returned to their owners.
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61. Fugitive Slave Law
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