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Communication!
History Unit 1
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Communication Game Board
People VocabReconstructi
onHodge Podge Movement
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Final Challenge
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As President he was a man of the people. He rewarded many of his
friends with jobs in Washington DC. He threw one heck of an inauguration bash!
Andrew Jackson
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His number one goal was to keep the union together. He was killed tragically
5 days after the South Surrendered.
Abe Lincoln
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His job was saved by one vote from Edmond G. Ross. He inherited a nation divided and tried to carry out Lincoln’s
goals.
Andrew Johnson
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He guided this nation toward ratification during a battle between Federalists and
Anti-Federalists
Thomas Jefferson
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He developed the first cabinet. (advisors to the President)
George Washington
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Term for Andrew Jackson rewarding friends with political positions.
Spoils system
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This act gave the government the right to kick foreign born citizens out of the
country.
Alien Act
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Against the wishes of Republicans, Andrew Johnson pardoned many
Confederate soldiers and officers. What is the official term for pardoning.
Amnesty
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South Carolina was the first to do this after Fort Sumter
Secede
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They bought war bonds in hopes of making a profit when Alexander
Hamilton paid them in full.
Speculators
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He vetoed the Reconstruction Act of 1867.
Andrew Johnson
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Did the North or South favor nullification?
South
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Grant ordered Sherman to pursue
this policy
Scorched Earth Policy
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Name 2 proposed compromises to deal with slavery in new states
Kansas/Nebraska Act, Missouri Compromise, Compromise of 1850
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Due to violence these former slaves fled the South during Reconstruction
Exodusters
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What group wanted Punishment for the South and its supporters?
Radical Republics
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What group forced States rights in the ratification debate?
Anti-Federalists
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Sec. TreasurerWhat was Hamilton’s job in Washington’s
cabinet?
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This court case said slaves were property.
Dred Scott
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List 3 ways transportation was improved in the early 1800’s.
Erie Canal, Steam Engine, and Turnpikes.
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Stop sale and consumption of Alcohol.Temperance
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End Slavery.Abolition
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He was an advocate of Abolitionism and is painted on our Capital Wall.
John Brown
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He was in favor of establishing a National bank, liquor tax, and was a
member of George Washington’s Cabinet.
Alexander Hamilton
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He was a vocal former slave that spoke out against slavery and met with
President Lincoln.
Frederick Douglas
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Final Challenge!
On our handouts over the Reconstruction Act, this man spoke about social advances for former slaves. Including education and
power in government.
W.E.B. DuBois
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Final Challenge
Wager
