1. History

3. Ch. 9 & 10

4. Ch. 11

5. Ch. 12

6. Ch. 13

7. Ch. 14

8. Ch. 15

9. Ch. 11
Ch. 12
Ch. 13
Ch. 9 & 10
Ch. 14
Ch.15
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10. This leader was against the creation of political parties

11. George Washington

12. This means, “the act of seizing by force.”

13. Impressments

14. This allowed President Adams to load the court with judges who think like him

15. Judiciary Act of 1801

16. This man wanted to be an explorer like Lewis & Clark but ends up being captured by the Spanish.

17. Zebulon Pike

18. Why did Jefferson not list the presidency on his tombstone?

19. He grew to hate the office of President.

20. A person who puts the interests of his or her state or region ahead of what was best for the rest of the nation was demonstrating what concept?

21. Sectionalism

22. What idea developed by Eli Whitney transformed manufacturing by making each copy of a manufactured item exactly alike?

23. Interchangeable Parts

24. This stated that Latin America was off limits to the Europeans.

25. Monroe Doctrine

26. This means pride in one’s country.

27. Nationalism

28. This was created to keep the balance between slave and free states.

29. Missouri Compromise

30. This was the system of appointing supporters and removing enemies.

31. Spoil System

32. Why were Southerners angry about taxes?

33. They felt it was helping the North

34. What theory below presents a view of the nation and the Constitution that is most similar to the doctrine of nullification?
A) separation of powers
B) republicanism
C) checks and balances
D) states’ rights

35. D) States Rights

36. State 1 way that Native Americans resisted the Indian Removal Act in 1830.

37. Fought in Court
Fought violently
Left & Returned

38. Daily Double!!
Daily Double

39. Who helped John Quincy Adams win the presidency?

40. Henry Clay

41. These were the names of the people who went to California looking for gold.

42. 49ers

43. This is the theory that the U.S. will grow from ocean to ocean.

44. Manifest Destiny

45. This group sought religious freedom in the West.

46. The Mormons

47. The Texans won their freedom in this battle.

48. San Jacinto

49. This is another name for Texas.

50. Lone Star Republic

51. This student learned civil disobedience and transcendentalism from his teacher. Who is the student?

52. Henry David Thoreau

53. These are Americans who were BORN in America.

54. Nativist

55. Alcohol was banned because it was a corrupting evil force
Alcohol was banned because it was a corrupting evil force. (Like Honey Boo Boo)

56. Temperance Movement

57. This stressed the individual, imagination, creativity, and emotions in art.

58. Romanticism

59. This was a meeting held by women suffrage leaders.
Word List:
President
Rules Committee
Committee (House)
House
Committee (Senate)
Senate

60. Seneca Falls Convention

61. Daily Double!!
Daily Double

62. The spiritual world is more important than the physical world.

63. Transcendentalism

64. Lincoln won the presidency in ______ (Give year)

65. 1860

66. The attack on this anti-slavery senator was called ________

67. “Bleeding Sumner”

68. This Supreme Court case made relations between the North & South worse.

69. Dred Scott v. Sanford

70. What bill unsuccessfully attempted to ban slavery in any territory gained from the War with Mexico?

71. Wilmot Proviso

72. This was the last attempted compromise to prevent war.

73. Crittenden Plan

74. FINAL JEOPARDY

75. What treaty ended the War of 1812?
FINAL JEOPARDY
What treaty ended the War of 1812?

76. Treaty of Ghent