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SOL Review Help IV
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Row 1, Col 1 The completion of this after the Civil War, intensified the westward movement of settlers into the states between the Mississippi River and the Pacific Ocean What was the Transcontinental Railroad?
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1,2 Prohibited states from denying equal rights to any American. What was the 14 th Amendment?
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1,3 His election in 1860 sparked the secession of several southern states who feared he would abolish slavery. Who was Abraham Lincoln?
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1,4 This battle is considered the turning point of the Civil War. What is Gettysburg?
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1,5 The belief that America should stretch from the Atlantic to the Pacific. What is Manifest Destiny?
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2,1 She served as a guide and translator for exploration of the Louisiana Purchase. Who was Sacagewea?
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2,2 The growth of these helped the growth of the industrial economy and supported the westward movement of settlers. What is Canals/Railroads?
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2,3 This led to the spread of the slave based cotton kingdom in the deep south. What was Eli Whitneys cotton gin?
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2,4 This act repealed the Missouri Compromise and produced bloody fighting between pro and anti- slavery forces. What was the Kansas-Nebraska Act?
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2,5 This compromise drew an east-west line through the Louisiana Purchase prohibiting slavery above that line with the exception of Missouri which was north of the line. What was the Missouri Compromise?
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3,1 He won the 1800 Presidential election. Who was Thomas Jefferson?
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3,2 Who warned, A house divided against itself cannot stand. The nation couldnt be half-free and half-slave. Who was Abraham Lincoln?
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3,3 As a result of the Compromise of 1850 this territory became a state. What is California?
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3,4 Federalists believed the economy should be base on this. What was industry?
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3,5 This act required escaped slaves fleeing to free states to be returned to their masters. What was the Fugitive Slave Act?
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4,1 This section of the country was most likely to support the Federalists. What was the Northeast?
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4,2 This was the central issue in the election of 1832 with Jackson running against Henry Clay. What was Jacksons Bank veto?
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4,3 He led the Democratic-Republicans. Who was Jefferson?
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4,4 This court case established the Supreme Courts right of Judicial Review. What was Marbury v. Madison?
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4,5 These were the first two political parties. What were Federalists/Democratic- Republicans?
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5,1 The Democratic-Republicans believed in this type of economy. What was Agricultural?
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5,2 He was the National Republican candidate in 1832. Who was Henry Clay?
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5,3 This American Presidential election marked the first time power had been peacefully transferred from one party to another. What was 1800?
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5,4 This act led to the formation of the Republican Party which opposed the spread of slavery. What was the Kansas-Nebraska Act?
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5,5 This team won the first two Super bowls and is undoubtedly The best team ever in the NFL. The Green Bay Packers?
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