1. American History semester 2
Final Exam
Jeopardy
Review

2. Chapter 19
North v. South
Chapters 11-15
Chapter 21
Pre-Civil War
Chapter 22
Civil War
Chapter 23
Reconstruction
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Chapter 19:
100 – What is the South?
200 – What is the cotton gin?
300 – What is by ship or river?
400 – What is the North?
500 – What are farming and factories?
Chapters 11-15:
100 – What are political parties?
200 – Who is Andrew Jackson?
300 – What is the Monroe Doctrine?
400 – What is a tariff?
500 – What is doubled its size?
Chapter 21:
200 – What is Uncle Tom’s Cabin?
300 – What is the Ohio River?
400 – What is the Kansas-Nebraska Act?
500 – What is the Fugitive Slave Act / Law?
Chapter 22:
100 – What is the North?
200 – Who is General Lee?
300 – What is the Anaconda Plan?
400 – What are women? DD
500 – What is disease?
Chapter 23:
100 – What is a poll tax?
200 – What is churches, schools, and/or communities?
300 – Who are African Americans?
400 – What are the Enforcement Acts?
500 – What is Congress (Congressional Reconstruction)?
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3. DAILY DOUBLE

4. Wide, fertile coastal plains, access to seaports to export goods, and plentiful rainfall and long growing seasons were geographically located in this region
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5. This invention increased production of a crop that it is also in its name
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6. This method was the primary one used to transport goods in the South
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7. The South thought that supporting the spending of money on canals and roads would support which region?
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8. Agrarians would support policies for ____, while industrialists would support policies for ____
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9. The rivalry between Jefferson and Hamilton led to the start of these
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10. Common people were happy to see this president get electioned
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11. This message was sent to European nations telling them that the North and South Americas were no longer considered territories for future colonization
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12. A tax on goods imported into the United States is known as this
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13. The Louisiana Purchase did this to the size of the United States
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14. Having more free states than slave states causing the loss of voting power was a fear for people of this region
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15. This novel had a major impact on turning people against slavery
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16. Missouri’s application as a slave state in 1819 challenge U. S
Missouri’s application as a slave state in 1819 challenge U.S. law because it was north of this river
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17. This act led to a violent struggle over slavery in Kansas
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18. Slaves running away to Canada, northerners refusing to follow the law, and the harassing of slave catchers are all reasons why this law ultimately failed
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19. Abundant natural resources were one of the advantages for this region during the war
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20. This general was torn between accepting the position of leader of the Union forces or returning home to fight in his native Virginia
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21. This was the name of the three step plan implimented to defeat the South
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22. Spying on the enemy, working in factories, and treating wounded soldiers were all jobs taken up by this group during the war
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23. This was the greatest cause of death during the war
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24. Charging this tax was one method used in the South to prevent African Americans from voting
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25. African Americans who remained in the South tried to improve their lives by building these
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26. New Southern voters were represented by this group
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27. These acts were created in order to stop attempts that would keep people from voting
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28. People who had been loyal to the United States held voting power when this group was in charge of reconstruction
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29. Life for African Americans
Chapter 19
North v. South
Chapter 20
Life for African Americans
Chapter 21
Pre-Civil War
Chapter 22
Civil War
Chapter 23
Reconstruction
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Chapter 19:
200 – What is the South?
400 – What is the Industrial Revolution?
600 – Who were the wealthy white plantation owners?
800 – What is false?
1000 – What are land and slaves?
Chapter 20:
200 – Who is Denmark Vesey?
400 – What is the Underground Railroad?
600 – What is made it worse by increasing the need for slave labor? DD
800 – What is true?
1000 – Who is Harriet Tubman?
Chapter 21:
200 – What is Dred Scott case?
400 – Who is Abraham Lincoln?
600 – What is the Missouri Compromise?
800 – What is the Compromise of 1850?
1000 – Who are Henry Clay and Daniel Webster?
Chapter 22:
400 – What is the Battle of Bull Run?
600 – What is the being sold into slavery?
800 – What is the the Battle of Gettysburg?
1000 – What is true?
Chapter 23:
200 – What is Plessy v. Ferguson?
400 – What is the 13th Amendment?
600 – What is the 14th Amendment?
800 – What is the 15th Amendment?
1000 – Who is Andrew Johnson?
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30. DAILY DOUBLE

31. Agriculture is the major economy of this region
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32. A shift from handmade products to machine-made products is known as this
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33. This group made up the majority of political leaders in the South before the Civil War
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34. True or False: African Americans were treated as equals in the North.
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35. The South invested its money in these two things, instead of railroads and factories.
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36. This free African American tried to help lead a slave revolt in the South
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37. This was a system of safe houses and trails that helped runaway slaves escape to freedom
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38. How did the invention of the cotton gin impact slavery
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39. True or False: being separated from family members was something slaves feared most
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40. This woman was a runaway slave who made several trips to free others
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41. The decision the Supreme Court made in this case said that African Americans did not have the right to sue in court
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42. His debates with Stephen Douglass in 1858 made him known throughout the nation, which led to his election in 1860
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43. This was the first compromise to temporarily end the slavery debate
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44. This compromise temporarily ended the slavery debate because it included a law requiring the return of runaway slaves
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45. These two senators worked in a bipartisan way to balance the interests of the North and South in regards to slavery
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46. This region’s military leadership was one of its advantages during the war
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47. This battle proved that a quick victory in the war was impossible
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48. This was a danger for African American troops who fought for the Union
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49. This battle was a turning point in the war because the great loss of troops convinced Lee he could never again attack in the North
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50. True or False: General Lee sent troops into Union territory in the hopes that a show of strength might convince Maryland to join the Confederacy
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51. This Supreme Court case led to the Jim Crow laws being considered constitutional as long as “separate but equal” was observed
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52. This amendment was created to abolish slavery
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53. This amendment was created to guarantee equal protection of the law
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54. This amendment was created to protect the voting rights of African American men
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55. The Military Reconstruction Act was enacted in response to the actions of this president
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