U S History Final Term Review 1 FUGITIVE

U. S. History Final Term Review

#1 FUGITIVE A: Runaway C: person Skilled Worker B: Former Slave D: Wanted to limit immigration

A. Runaway person

#2 MARTYR A: Proslavery person B: C: Place where one is safe D: One who sacrifices life for beliefs Government pardon

B. One who sacrifices life for beliefs

#3 Border Ruffian A: C: Fee paid to vote Proslavery person Wanted to limit B: immigration D: Organization of workers

C. Proslavery person

#4 Lowell girl Born in Latin A: America to Spanish parents B: Someone who C: invests to make a profit Worked in mills D: & returned home to marry Skilled worker

D. Worked in mills and returned home to marry

#5 CAPITALIST A: Where people meet B: Invests to make a profit C: Born in Latin America D: Assists the President

B. Invests to make a profit

#6 CREOLE A: C: Invests to make a profit Assists the President B: Born in Latin America D: Fee to Vote

B. Born in Latin America to Spanish parents

#7 Claimed that states can judge whether a law is constitutional Kentucky & A: Virginia Resolutions B: Neutrality Proclamation C: D: Jay’s Treaty Judiciary Act

A. Kentucky & Virginia Resolutions

#8 Called for Britain to pay damages for seized American ships A: C: Jay’s Treaty Judiciary Act B: D: Neutrality Proclamation Whiskey Rebellion

A. Jay’s Treaty

#9 Called for a Chief Justice & 5 Associate Justices on the Supreme Court A: C: Neutrality Proclamation Whiskey Rebellion B: Judiciary Act D: Amnesty Act

B. Judiciary Act

#10 Called for a protest against taxes by backcountry farmers A: C: Neutrality Proclamation Whiskey Rebellion B: D: Marbury v. Madison Amnesty Act

C. Whiskey Rebellion

#11 Declared that the U. S. would not support either side in the war in Europe A: C: Amnesty Act Marbury v. Madison B: D: Neutrality Proclamation Treaty of Greenville

B. Neutrality Proclamation

#12 Conflict fought after the War of 1812 had ended A: Battle of New Orleans B: Battle of Tippecanoe C: Battle of Lake Erie D: Battle of Chancellorsville

A. Battle of New Orleans

#13 Conflict that white settlers celebrated as a major victory A: C: Battle of Shiloh Battle of Chancellorsville B: D: Battle of Fredericksburg Battle of Tippecanoe

D. Battle of Tippecanoe

#14 Conflict that resulted in victory despite poor preparation A: C: Battle of Lake Erie Battle of Chancellorsville B: D: Battle of New Orleans Marbury v. Madison

A. Battle of Lake Erie

#15 Conflict that resulted in establishing judicial review A: C: Treaty of Ghent Marbury v. Madison B: Pinckney Treaty D: Amnesty Act

C. Marbury v. Madison

#16 One of the bloodiest Civil War battles A: C: Battle of Shiloh Battle of Antietam B: Battle of Bull Run D: Battle of Fredericksburg

A. Battle of Shiloh

#17 General Jackson’s last battle A: Battle of Bull Run B: Battle of Manassa C: Battle of Fredericksburg D: Battle of Chancellorsville

D. Battle of Chancellorsville

#18 One of the worst defeats for the Union A: C: Battle of Fredericksburg Battle of Tippecanoe B: Battle of Manassas D: Battle of Gettysburg

A. Battle of Fredericksburg

#19 Place where people meet A: C: Refuge Rendezvous B: D: Siege Trade union

C. Rendezvous

#20 Place where one is safe from persecution A: Refuge B: C: Siege D: Amnesty Caucus

A. Refuge

#21 Attack in which enemy forces surround and try to capture a city or fort A: Amnesty B: Siege C: Creole D: Faction

B. Siege

#22 Private meeting during which powerful party members pick candidates A: C: Nominating Convention Amnesty B: D: Caucus Depression

B. Caucus

#23 Term for a white southern Republican A: Ku Klux Klan B: Carpetbagger D: Sharecropper Scalawag

D. Scalawag

#24 Meeting of delegates from all states to choose a party’s candidates A: Ku Klux Klan B: Nominating convention C: Depression D: Amnesty

B. Nominating convention

#25 Period of declining profits and lost jobs A: Depression B: Amnesty C: Rendezvous D: Refuge

A. Depression

#26 Use of insults to attack an opponent’s reputation A: Mudslinging B: C: Federalism D: Nonintercourse Act Popular Sovereignty

A. Mudslinging

#27 Person who rented and farmed a piece of land A: Freedman B: Carpetbagger D: Sharecropper Scalawag

B. Sharecropper

#28 Former slave A: Freedman B: Carpetbagger D: Sharecropper Scalawag

A. Freedman

#29 Term for a northerner who went to the South after the Civil War A: Ku Klux Klan B: Carpetbagger D: Nativist Scalawag

C. Carpetbagger

#30 Law severely limiting the rights of freedmen A: C: Amnesty Act 13 th Amendment B: Nonintercourse Act D: Black Code

D. Black Code

#31 Legal separation of the races A: Ku Klux Klan B: C: Black Codes D: Segregation Depression

B. Segregation

#32 Government pardon A: Amnesty B: Caucus D: Poll tax Majority

A. Amnesty

#33 Fee paid to vote A: Spoils system B: C: Poll tax D: Faction Frigate

C. Poll tax

#34 Skilled Worker A: Artisan B: Lowell girl C: Unionist D: Capitalist

A. Artisan

#35 Organization of workers A: Convention B: Trade Union C: Cabinet D: Scalawag

B. Trade Union

#36 Group that wanted laws to limit immigration A: Ku Klux Klan B: Segregation C: Nativist D: Scalawag

C. Nativist

#37 Party or group that is split because of differences A: Cabinet B: Caucus D: Faction Nullification

B. Faction

#38 Ship that sails fast and has many guns A: Cabinet B: Suffrage C: Refuge D: Frigate

D. Frigate

#39 Group of department leaders who serve the President A: Cabinet B: C: Spoils System D: Kitchen Cabinet Scalawags

A. Cabinet

#40 Decision not to take sides in a war A: Nonintercourse Act B: Amnesty Act C: Neutrality D: Nullification

C. Neutrality

#41 Right to vote A: Suffrage B: C: National debt D: Majority Faction

A. Suffrage

#42 Act of canceling a law A: Spoils system B: C: Nullification D: Faction Kitchen cabinet

C. Nullification

#43 Group of unofficial Presidential advisors A: Cabinet B: C: Spoils System D: Kitchen Cabinet Majority

B. Kitchen Cabinet

#44 Number equal to more than half A: Majority B: C: Spoils System D: Cabinet Suffrage

A. Majority

#45 Allowed shipment of American goods on the Mississippi A: C: Treaty of Ghent Treaty of Guadalupe B: D: Treaty of Greenville Pinckney Treaty

D. Pinckney Treaty

#46 Allowed trade except with Britain and France A: C: Treaty of Greenville Nonintercourse Act B: Treaty of Ghent D: Amnesty Act

C. Nonintercourse Act

#47 Allowed Americans’ land claims in part of present-day Ohio A: Amnesty Act B: C: Treaty of Ghent D: Treaty of Greenville Treaty of Guadalupe

B. Treaty of Greenville

#48 Allowed restoration of pre-War of 1812 conditions A: Treaty of Ghent B: C: Spoils System D: Treaty of Guadalupe Amnesty Act

A. Treaty of Ghent

#49 Total amount of money that a government owes to others A: Faction B: C: Suffrage D: Amnesty Government debt

D. Government Debt

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