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Early Days “G” and “E” Mystery Causes Civil War

Early Days $100Early Days $100

QUESTION:QUESTION:

John Marshall became the first to use this in John Marshall became the first to use this in Marbury v. Madison. Marbury v. Madison.

QUESTION: QUESTION:

John Marshall became the first to use this in John Marshall became the first to use this in Marbury v. Madison. Marbury v. Madison.

ANSWER:ANSWER:

Judicial ReviewJudicial Review

QUESTION:QUESTION:

These acts, put in place by John Adams These acts, put in place by John Adams said the president can deport dangerous said the president can deport dangerous citizens and it is a crime to publish false citizens and it is a crime to publish false criticisms of the government criticisms of the government

QUESTION: QUESTION:

These acts, put in place by John Adams These acts, put in place by John Adams said the president can deport dangerous said the president can deport dangerous citizens and it is a crime to publish false citizens and it is a crime to publish false criticisms of the government criticisms of the government

ANSWER: ANSWER:

Alien and Sedition ActsAlien and Sedition Acts

Early Days 300Early Days 300

QUESTION: QUESTION:

What were three precedents that What were three precedents that Washington set? Washington set?

QUESTION:QUESTION:

What were three precedents that Washington set?What were three precedents that Washington set?

ANSWER: ANSWER:

1) serve only two terms as president (trend not 1) serve only two terms as president (trend not amend at this point)amend at this point)

2) Having a cabinet 2) Having a cabinet

3) The name “Mr. President” is still used3) The name “Mr. President” is still used

QUESTION:QUESTION:

This political party believed in national This political party believed in national banks, rule by the educated, and sided banks, rule by the educated, and sided with the British. with the British.

QUESTION:QUESTION:

This political party believed in national This political party believed in national banks, rule by the educated, and sided banks, rule by the educated, and sided with the British. with the British.

ANSWER: ANSWER:

The Federalists The Federalists

QUESTION: QUESTION:

This War of 1812 battle happened two This War of 1812 battle happened two weeks after the war was over… weeks after the war was over…

QUESTION:QUESTION:

This War of 1812 battle happened two This War of 1812 battle happened two weeks after the war was over… weeks after the war was over…

ANSWER: ANSWER:

Battle of New Orleans Battle of New Orleans

Growth and Expansion $100Growth and Expansion $100

QUESTION:QUESTION:

The _________ _________ started in The _________ _________ started in England and moved to New England England and moved to New England changing the U.S. economic focus forever.changing the U.S. economic focus forever.

QUESTION: QUESTION:

The _________ _________ started in The _________ _________ started in England and moved to New England England and moved to New England changing the U.S. economic focus forever.changing the U.S. economic focus forever.

ANSWER: ANSWER:

Industrial RevolutionIndustrial Revolution

QUESTION: QUESTION:

Nationalistic Feelings came from this James Nationalistic Feelings came from this James Monroe’s idea. It said that we would Monroe’s idea. It said that we would respect current settlements in America, respect current settlements in America, but would oppose anyone who threatened but would oppose anyone who threatened current claims to land. current claims to land.

QUESTION:QUESTION:

Nationalistic Feelings came from this James Nationalistic Feelings came from this James Monroe’s idea. It said that we would Monroe’s idea. It said that we would respect current settlements in America, respect current settlements in America, but would oppose anyone who threatened but would oppose anyone who threatened current claims to land.current claims to land.

ANSWER: Monroe Doctrine ANSWER: Monroe Doctrine

QUESTION: QUESTION:

What is Sectionalism? What is Sectionalism?

QUESTION: QUESTION:

What is Sectionalism? What is Sectionalism?

ANSWER: ANSWER:

U.S. citizens developing loyalty to a specific U.S. citizens developing loyalty to a specific region. region.

Question:Question:

How did John Quincy Adams win the How did John Quincy Adams win the election of 1824? election of 1824?

Question:Question:

How did John Quincy Adams win the How did John Quincy Adams win the election of 1824? election of 1824?

ANSWER: ANSWER:

Through the House of Representatives and Through the House of Representatives and Henry Clay’s persuasion.Henry Clay’s persuasion.

QUESTION: QUESTION:

The “Trail of Tears” forced the _________ to The “Trail of Tears” forced the _________ to move from __________ to ____________.move from __________ to ____________.

QUESTION:QUESTION:

The “Trail of Tears” forced the _________ The “Trail of Tears” forced the _________ to move from __________ to _________ to move from __________ to _________ _________._________.

ANSWER: ANSWER:

Cherokee; Georgia; Oklahoma or Cherokee; Georgia; Oklahoma or Indian TerritoryIndian Territory

Causes of the Civil War $100Causes of the Civil War $100

Question: Question: This invention helped slavery stay alive in This invention helped slavery stay alive in

the South. the South.

Question: Question: This invention helped slavery stay alive in This invention helped slavery stay alive in

the South. the South.

ANSWER: ANSWER: Cotton Gin Cotton Gin

Question:Question:

This abolitionist and former slave bought his This abolitionist and former slave bought his own freedom after writing what?own freedom after writing what?

Question: Question:

This abolitionist and former slave bought his This abolitionist and former slave bought his own freedom after writing what?own freedom after writing what?

ANSWER:ANSWER:

Frederick Douglas his Frederick Douglas his autobiography autobiography

QUESTION:QUESTION:

This law made Northerners mad because This law made Northerners mad because they now had to return slaves that they now had to return slaves that escaped to the North escaped to the North

QUESTION:QUESTION:

This law made Northerners mad because This law made Northerners mad because they now had to return slaves that they now had to return slaves that escaped to the North escaped to the North

ANSWER: ANSWER:

Fugitive Slave ActFugitive Slave Act

Question: Question:

This action in 1820 by Congress added two This action in 1820 by Congress added two new states and settled how future states in new states and settled how future states in the west would handle slavery.the west would handle slavery.

Question: Question:

This action in 1820 by Congress added two This action in 1820 by Congress added two new states and settled how future states in new states and settled how future states in the west would handle slavery.the west would handle slavery.

ANSWER: ANSWER:

The Missouri Compromise of The Missouri Compromise of the Compromise of 1820 the Compromise of 1820

QUESTION: QUESTION:

What was “Bleeding Kansas?” What was “Bleeding Kansas?”

QUESTION: QUESTION:

What was “Bleeding Kansas?” What was “Bleeding Kansas?”

ANSWER: ANSWER:

The results of the Kansas and The results of the Kansas and Nebraska territory trying to determine Nebraska territory trying to determine whether or not to have slaveswhether or not to have slaves

The Civil War $100The Civil War $100

QUESTION:QUESTION:

This battle changed naval warfare forever This battle changed naval warfare forever

QUESTION: QUESTION:

This battle changed naval warfare forever This battle changed naval warfare forever

ANSWER:ANSWER:

Monitor vs. MerrimackMonitor vs. Merrimack

QUESTION:QUESTION:

The goal of the North at the beginning of The goal of the North at the beginning of the war was to……… the war was to………

QUESTION: QUESTION:

The goal of the North at the beginning of the The goal of the North at the beginning of the war was to……… war was to………

ANSWER:ANSWER:

Preserve the Union Preserve the Union

QUESTION:QUESTION:

This set slaves free in rebelling states as This set slaves free in rebelling states as 1863 began. 1863 began.

QUESTION:QUESTION:

This set slaves free in rebelling states as This set slaves free in rebelling states as 1863 began. 1863 began.

ANSWER: ANSWER:

The Emancipation ProclamationThe Emancipation Proclamation

QUESTION: QUESTION:

_______ _______ was also called _______ _______ was also called Manassas and showed everyone this…Manassas and showed everyone this…

QUESTION: QUESTION:

_______ _______ was also called _______ _______ was also called Manassas and showed everyone this…Manassas and showed everyone this…

ANSWERS: ANSWERS:

Bull Run ; both sides were serious and it Bull Run ; both sides were serious and it would be a long bloody warwould be a long bloody war

QUESTION: QUESTION:

This battle included the Hornet’s Nest and This battle included the Hornet’s Nest and gave the Union control of this river.gave the Union control of this river.

QUESTION: QUESTION:

This battle included the Hornet’s Nest and This battle included the Hornet’s Nest and gave the Union control of this river.gave the Union control of this river.

ANSWER: ANSWER:

Shiloh; Tennessee RiverShiloh; Tennessee River

Mystery $100Mystery $100

QUESTION:QUESTION:

This side of the Civil War had diverse This side of the Civil War had diverse culture, and wanted a powerful national culture, and wanted a powerful national government. government.

QUESTION: QUESTION:

This side of the Civil War had diverse This side of the Civil War had diverse culture, and wanted a powerful national culture, and wanted a powerful national government. government.

ANSWER:ANSWER:

The North or Union The North or Union

QUESTION: QUESTION:

What did the 14th Amendment say? What did the 14th Amendment say?

QUESTION: QUESTION:

What did the 14th Amendment say? What did the 14th Amendment say?

ANSWER: ANSWER:

All U.S. born or naturalized All U.S. born or naturalized individuals are citizens that are protected individuals are citizens that are protected by the Constitution of the United States by the Constitution of the United States

QUESTION: QUESTION:

In 1865, this re-established slavery in disguise.

QUESTION: QUESTION: In 1865, this re-established slavery in

disguise.

ANSWER: ANSWER:

Black CodesBlack Codes

QUESTION: QUESTION:

What was Lincoln’s plan for Reconstruction What was Lincoln’s plan for Reconstruction and who opposed it?and who opposed it?

QUESTION: QUESTION:

What was Lincoln’s plan for Reconstruction What was Lincoln’s plan for Reconstruction and who opposed it?and who opposed it?

ANSWER: ANSWER:

The 10% plan (forgiveness for all or The 10% plan (forgiveness for all or Amnesty) ; It was opposed by the Radical Amnesty) ; It was opposed by the Radical Republicans Republicans

QUESTION: QUESTION:

This state was the first to secede. It almost This state was the first to secede. It almost seceded in after the ___________ of seceded in after the ___________ of 1832 when they passed the Nullification 1832 when they passed the Nullification Act.Act.

QUESTION: QUESTION:

This state was the first to secede. It almost This state was the first to secede. It almost seceded in after the ___________ of seceded in after the ___________ of 1832 when they passed the Nullification 1832 when they passed the Nullification Act.Act.

ANSWER: South Carolina; Tariff ANSWER: South Carolina; Tariff

Early Days “G” and “E”

Causes Civil War Mystery

QUESTION: QUESTION:

In the early 1800’s the U.S. battled the In the early 1800’s the U.S. battled the ________ ________ near Tripoli and ________ ________ near Tripoli and lost. The U.S. tried to ________ ships lost. The U.S. tried to ________ ships there because they were forcing them to there because they were forcing them to pay _________. pay _________.

QUESTION: QUESTION:

In the early 1800’s the U.S. battled the ________ In the early 1800’s the U.S. battled the ________ ________ near Tripoli and lost. The U.S. tried ________ near Tripoli and lost. The U.S. tried to ________ ships there because they were to ________ ships there because they were forcing them to pay _________.forcing them to pay _________.

ANSWER: ANSWER:

Barbary Pirates; blockade; tributeBarbary Pirates; blockade; tribute

Question: Question:

What are the names of three battles from What are the names of three battles from the War of 1812?the War of 1812?

Question: Question: What are the names of three battles from the War What are the names of three battles from the War

of 1812?of 1812? Answer: Answer:

Battle of Lake ErieBattle of Lake Erie Battle of Fort McHenryBattle of Fort McHenry Burning of WashingtonBurning of Washington Creek Indian UprisingCreek Indian Uprising Battle of New Orleans Battle of New Orleans

Question:Question:

What are three cabinet positions George What are three cabinet positions George Washington created when he became Washington created when he became president? president?

Question: Question:

What are three cabinet positions George What are three cabinet positions George Washington created when he became Washington created when he became president? president?

Answer: Answer:

Secretary of StateSecretary of State

Secretary of TreasurySecretary of Treasury

Secretary of WarSecretary of War

Attorney General Attorney General

Question:Question:

While __________ _________ and While __________ _________ and _________ _______ were exploring the _________ _______ were exploring the Louisiana Purchase, _______ Louisiana Purchase, _______ _________ was killed in a duel by _________ was killed in a duel by _________ ________. _________ ________.

Question: Question: While __________ _________ and _________ While __________ _________ and _________

_______ were exploring the Louisiana _______ were exploring the Louisiana Purchase, _______ _________ was killed in a Purchase, _______ _________ was killed in a duel by _________ ________. duel by _________ ________.

Answer: Meriwether Lewis and William Clark; Answer: Meriwether Lewis and William Clark; Alexander Hamilton , Aaron Burr Alexander Hamilton , Aaron Burr

Question:Question:

What are three things the U.S. gained from What are three things the U.S. gained from the War of 1812? the War of 1812?

Question:Question:What are three things the U.S. gained from the What are three things the U.S. gained from the

War of 1812?War of 1812? Answer:Answer: 1) Patriotism (Star Spangled Banner, Uncle Sam)1) Patriotism (Star Spangled Banner, Uncle Sam) 2) New Heroes (Andrew Jackson, Oliver Hazard 2) New Heroes (Andrew Jackson, Oliver Hazard

Perry, William Henry Harrison)Perry, William Henry Harrison) 3) Respect from other Nations (holding off Britain 3) Respect from other Nations (holding off Britain

for a second time) for a second time)

Question:Question:

When James Madison enjoyed few political When James Madison enjoyed few political differences the time period was called….differences the time period was called….

Question:Question:

When James Madison enjoyed few political When James Madison enjoyed few political differences the time period was called….differences the time period was called….

Answer: Answer:

Era of Good Feelings Era of Good Feelings

Question: Question:

When Andrew Jackson took office, he put When Andrew Jackson took office, he put people who voted for him in political people who voted for him in political positions. This was known as ….positions. This was known as ….

Question: Question:

When Andrew Jackson took office, he put When Andrew Jackson took office, he put people who voted for him in political people who voted for him in political positions. This was known as ….positions. This was known as ….

Answer: Answer:

The Spoils SystemThe Spoils System

Question:Question:

While it didn’t pan out, it was the major While it didn’t pan out, it was the major reason why people originally moved West reason why people originally moved West in 1849. in 1849.

Question:Question:

While it didn’t pan out, it was the major While it didn’t pan out, it was the major reason why people originally moved West reason why people originally moved West in 1849. in 1849.

Answer: The California Gold Rush Answer: The California Gold Rush

Question:Question:

This battle became a rallying cry for Texans This battle became a rallying cry for Texans during their quest for independence even during their quest for independence even though all those who fought died there… though all those who fought died there…

Question:Question:

This battle became a rallying cry for Texans This battle became a rallying cry for Texans during their quest for independence even during their quest for independence even though all those who fought died there … though all those who fought died there …

Answer: Answer:

The Alamo The Alamo

Question: Question:

What war did the treaty of Guadalupe What war did the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo end, and what land was acquired Hidalgo end, and what land was acquired by the U.S.? by the U.S.?

Question: Question: What war did the treaty of Guadalupe What war did the treaty of Guadalupe

Hidalgo end, and what land was acquired Hidalgo end, and what land was acquired by the U.S.? by the U.S.?

Answer: Answer: The Mexican – American War; The Mexican – American War;

Land above the Rio Grande (Texas and Land above the Rio Grande (Texas and California mostly)California mostly)

Question:Question:

_______ _______ ______ changed _______ _______ ______ changed the world’s view of slavery in her book the world’s view of slavery in her book ________ _______ ______. ________ _______ ______.

Question: Question:

_______ _______ ______ changed the _______ _______ ______ changed the world’s view of slavery in her book world’s view of slavery in her book ________ _______ ______.________ _______ ______.

Answer: Answer:

Harriet Beecher Stowe; Uncle Harriet Beecher Stowe; Uncle Tom’s Cabin Tom’s Cabin

Question: Question:

This action by Congress included This action by Congress included California becoming a free state, slave California becoming a free state, slave trade ending in D.C., but allowed trade ending in D.C., but allowed slavery to continue there.slavery to continue there.

Question: Question:

This action by Congress included This action by Congress included California becoming a free state, slave California becoming a free state, slave trade ending in D.C., but allowed trade ending in D.C., but allowed slavery to continue there.slavery to continue there.

Answer: Answer:

Compromise of 1850Compromise of 1850

Question: Question:

This decision basically allowed slavery to This decision basically allowed slavery to move anywhere.move anywhere.

Question: Question:

This decision basically allowed slavery to This decision basically allowed slavery to move anywhere.move anywhere.

Answer: The Dred Scott Decision Answer: The Dred Scott Decision

Question: Question:

The South claimed this was more important The South claimed this was more important and was the reason they were leaving the and was the reason they were leaving the Union. Union.

Question: Question:

The South claimed this was more important The South claimed this was more important and was the reason they were leaving the and was the reason they were leaving the Union.Union.

Answer: State RightsAnswer: State Rights

Question: Question:

These two senate candidates in Illinois had These two senate candidates in Illinois had these two views on slavery in 1858. these two views on slavery in 1858.

Question:Question:

These two senate candidates had these two These two senate candidates had these two views on slavery in 1858. views on slavery in 1858.

Answer: Answer:

Stephen Douglas – let the state decide Stephen Douglas – let the state decide

Abraham Lincoln – no spread of slavery Abraham Lincoln – no spread of slavery (gained popularity)(gained popularity)

Question: Question:

This was the location of the confederate This was the location of the confederate capital and he was the leader of the CSA.capital and he was the leader of the CSA.

Question: Question:

This was the location of the confederate This was the location of the confederate capital and he was the leader of the CSA.capital and he was the leader of the CSA.

Answer: Answer:

Richmond; Jefferson Davis Richmond; Jefferson Davis

Question: Question:

The battle of __________ included a The battle of __________ included a skirmish at Sunken Road and also at skirmish at Sunken Road and also at “Burnside’s” Bridge, and a _________ “Burnside’s” Bridge, and a _________ victory let Lincoln push for victory let Lincoln push for _____________. _____________.

Question:Question:The battle of __________ included a The battle of __________ included a

skirmish at Sunken Road and also at skirmish at Sunken Road and also at “Burnside’s” Bridge, and a _________ “Burnside’s” Bridge, and a _________ victory let Lincoln push for victory let Lincoln push for _____________. _____________.

Answer: Antietam; Union; EmancipationAnswer: Antietam; Union; Emancipation

Question:Question:

__________ ________ was Sherman’s __________ ________ was Sherman’s plan as he laid siege of the city of plan as he laid siege of the city of __________ and onward through the __________ and onward through the states of ___________ and _______ states of ___________ and _______ _______._______.

Question: Question: __________ ________ was Sherman’s __________ ________ was Sherman’s

plan as he laid siege of the city of plan as he laid siege of the city of __________ and onward through the state __________ and onward through the state of ___________ and _______ _______.of ___________ and _______ _______.

Answer:Answer: Total War; Atlanta, Georgia and South Total War; Atlanta, Georgia and South

CarolinaCarolina

Question: Question:

What are two reasons that the Emancipation What are two reasons that the Emancipation Proclamation made a change in the war? Proclamation made a change in the war?

Question:Question:What are two reasons that the Emancipation What are two reasons that the Emancipation

Proclamation made a change in the war?Proclamation made a change in the war?Answer:Answer: 1) Freedom for all was a new cause to 1) Freedom for all was a new cause to

fightfight2) This kept Europe from fighting 2) This kept Europe from fighting

(against slavery) (against slavery) 3) This made slaves want to rebel, or run 3) This made slaves want to rebel, or run

Question:Question:

Union troops won at Vicksburg for this Union troops won at Vicksburg for this reason, and it was important because…..reason, and it was important because…..

Question: Question: Union troops won at Vicksburg for this reason, and Union troops won at Vicksburg for this reason, and

it was important because…..it was important because…..

Answer:Answer:They starved out Rebel Troops after They starved out Rebel Troops after

surrounding it; Cut Rebel supply lines from surrounding it; Cut Rebel supply lines from east to west and allowed Union to move east to west and allowed Union to move troops. troops.

Question: Question: These two modes of transportation helped These two modes of transportation helped connect the east and the west during the connect the east and the west during the 1830’s and 1850’s1830’s and 1850’s

Question:Question:These two modes of transportation These two modes of transportation helped connect the east and the west helped connect the east and the west during the 1830’s and 1850’sduring the 1830’s and 1850’s

ANSWER: ANSWER: Canals and Railroads Canals and Railroads

Question: Question:

The United States received parts of New The United States received parts of New Mexico and Arizona through this land Mexico and Arizona through this land acquisition. acquisition.

Question: Question:

The United States received parts of New The United States received parts of New Mexico and Arizona through this land Mexico and Arizona through this land acquisition. acquisition.

ANSWER:ANSWER:

The Gadsden Purchase The Gadsden Purchase

QUESTION:QUESTION:What is Habeas Corpus? What is Habeas Corpus?

QUESTION:QUESTION:What is Habeas Corpus?What is Habeas Corpus?

ANSWER: ANSWER: This gives the accused the right This gives the accused the right to a hearing before being jailed.to a hearing before being jailed.

..Question: Question: What was Manifest Destiny? What was Manifest Destiny?

Question: Question: What was Manifest Destiny?What was Manifest Destiny?

ANSWER: ANSWER:

The vision of extending the U.S. way of life The vision of extending the U.S. way of life from coast to coastfrom coast to coast

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QUESTION:QUESTION: Name the three parts of the Name the three parts of the Anaconda Plan… Anaconda Plan…

QUESTION: QUESTION: Name the three parts of the Anaconda Name the three parts of the Anaconda

Plan…Plan…

ANSWER: ANSWER: 1)1) Blockade Southern PortsBlockade Southern Ports2)2) Control the MississippiControl the Mississippi3)3) Take Richmond and SqueezeTake Richmond and Squeeze

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Final Final Jeopardy!Jeopardy!

Final Jeopardy QuestionFinal Jeopardy Question

What are three positives that What are three positives that happened during the happened during the Reconstruction and three Reconstruction and three negatives that hurt the negatives that hurt the Reconstruction?Reconstruction?

Final Jeopardy QuestionFinal Jeopardy Question

What are three positives that happened What are three positives that happened during the Reconstruction and three during the Reconstruction and three negatives that hurt the Reconstruction?negatives that hurt the Reconstruction?

Answer: Many choices ….. Answer: Many choices ….. Positives: 13Positives: 13thth 14 14thth and 15 and 15thth Amendments Amendments

(free slaves, citizenship and voting for (free slaves, citizenship and voting for minorities)minorities)

Negatives: Jim Crow Laws, Ku Klux Klan, Negatives: Jim Crow Laws, Ku Klux Klan, and Corrupt Voting and Carpetbaggers and Corrupt Voting and Carpetbaggers

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