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Jeopardy!. Jeopardy!. Created by Big Daddy Davis. What region of the US was the most suitable for growing cotton?. The South. The term used to define the US acquisition of new territories. Manifest Destiny. 1803. Louisiana Purchase. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Geography Reform IndustrialRevolution

CivilWar

Reconstruction Sectionalism

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Created by Big Daddy Davis

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What region of the US was the most suitable for growing

cotton?

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The South

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The term used to define the US acquisition of new territories.

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Manifest Destiny

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1803

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Louisiana Purchase

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People from this region moved to Texas after exhausting the

soil in their areas.

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The South

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Sweedish immigrants came to this area.

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The Great Lakes

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Education, Prison Reform, Temperance and

Environmental Reform. Which of these was not a

reform movement?

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Environmental Reform

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The right to own property, better

educational opportunities and the right to vote were

all goals of what movement?

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Women’s Rights

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John Brown was associated with what

movement?

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Abolition

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Henry David Thoreau was active in what?

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Civil Disobedience

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The Fugitive Slave Act makes you think of what novel?

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Uncle Toms Cabin

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What led to cotton becoming more profitable and an

increase in the demand for slave lobor.

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The Cotton Gin

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Development of factories during the 1800’s

contributed to this.

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The Rapid Growth of Cities

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The increase in manufacturing ability of

American factories can be contributed to this idea

developed by Eli Whitney.

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Interchangeable Parts

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Limited government involvement, private

ownership of business and supply and demand

are characteristics of this.

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Free Enterprise

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The beginning of the Industrial Revolution in

America is contributed to this conflict.

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The War of 1812

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President of the Confederacy

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Jefferson Davis

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He was the leader of the Confederate Army.

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Robert E. Lee

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Leader of the Union Army.

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Ulysses S. Grant

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Statement that declared all slaves under Confederate

control were free.

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Emancipation Proclamation

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South Carolina seceded from the Union as a result

of this.

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The Election of Lincoln

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Increased voter participation, freed

slaves, woman began to vote and increased the number of people who had first amendment rights. Which did not

happen as a result of the 13-15th amendments?

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Women began to vote.

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Build schools, improved medical care, gave

women the right to vote and raised high taxes.

Which did not happen as a result of

reconstruction?

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Voting for women

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These laws were designed to enforce segregation.

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Jim Crow Laws

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Reconstruction gave voting rights to black

women. True or False.

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False

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This political party started because of the debate over slavery.

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Republican

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The South depended on slave labor and the North depended on wage labor.

These differences fit under this category.

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Economic

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Most Southerners opposed these because they raised the price of

imported goods.

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Tariffs

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The Fugitive Slave Act was part of a compromise

that also did this.

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Admitted California as a free state.

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The Nullification Crisis was a conflict over this.

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States Rights

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This congressional leader proposed the most

compromises prior to the Civil War.

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Henry Clay