US History I Final Review Game! - 2014 Edition Nationalism & Sectionalism Jacksonian Democracy Manifest Destiny & Reform Movement The Nation Divides The

US History I Final Review Game! - 2014 Edition

Nationalism & Sectionalism

Jacksonian Democracy

Manifest Destiny &

Reform Movement

The Nation Divides

The Civil War

Reconstruction The Rise of the

Industrial Giant

100 100 100 100 100 100 100

200 200 200 200 200 200 200

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400 400 400 400 400 400 400

500 500 500 500 500 500 500

100 – Nationalism & Sectionalism

• Answer: These were the values the American people

needed in order to govern themselves in the new republic.


• Answer: It was the directions in which the North and

the South moved towards respectively in the early 19th century.


• Answer: This invention helped to make cotton ‘king’ in

the South.


• Answer: Even though America broke politically from

Britain in 1776, it was not until this conflict did American nationalism truly develop.


• Answer: Chief Justice Marshall made several decisions

that attempted to do this.


• Answer: These were the values the American people

needed in order to govern themselves in the new republic.


• Question: What is republican virtues?


• Answer: It was the directions in which the North and

the South moved towards respectively in the early 19th century.


• Question: What is industrial (North) and agricultural

(South)?


• Answer: This invention helped to make cotton ‘king’ in

the South.


• Question: What is the cotton gin?


• Answer: Even though America broke politically from

Britain in 1776, it was not until this conflict did American nationalism truly develop.


• Question: What is the War of 1812?


• Answer: Chief Justice Marshall made several decisions

that attempted to do this.


• Question: What is increase the powers of the Federal

Government?

100 – Jacksonian Democracy

• Answer: This election is remembered for the supposed

‘corrupt bargain’ between Adams & Clay.


• Answer: Andrew Jackson, as president, used this

power to limit the power of Congress.


• Answer: Jackson supported this practice of giving

government jobs to friends and supporters.


• Answer: They saw Andrew Jackson as their ‘man’

because they felt he was just like one of them.


• Answer: This veto amplified the power of the President.

Jackson vetoed this American institution because he thought it favored the wealthy people of America and not the common man.


• Answer: This election is remembered for the supposed

‘corrupt bargain’ between Adams & Clay.


• Question: What is the Election of 1824?


• Answer: Andrew Jackson, as president, used this

power to limit the power of Congress.


• Question: What is the veto?


• Answer: Jackson supported this practice of giving

government jobs to friends and supporters.


• Question: What is the Spoils System?


• Answer: They saw Andrew Jackson as their ‘man’

because they felt he was just like one of them.


• Question: Who is the common man?


• Answer: This veto amplified the power of the President.

Jackson vetoed this American institution because he thought it favored the wealthy people of America and not the common man.


• Question: What is the Bank Veto or Bank of the United

States?

100 – Manifest Destiny & the Reform Movement

• Answer: It contained the following statement:

• We hold these truths to be self-evident; that all men and women are created equal.


• Answer: This group of northerners objected to the

annexation of Texas for nearly ten years.


• Answer: This group favored returning enslaved African

Americans to Africa because they believed that American society would never allow African Americans equal treatment.


• Answer: California, New Mexico, & Utah were territories

added to the United States after this war & treaty.


• Answer: This attempted to prevent the reading of

antislavery petitions in Congress.


• Answer: It contained the following statement:

• We hold these truths to be self-evident; that all men and women are created equal.


• Question: What is the Seneca Falls Declaration of

Sentiments & Resolutions?


• Answer: This group of northerners objected to the

annexation of Texas for nearly ten years.


• Question: Who are antislavery / abolitionist groups?


• Answer: This group favored returning enslaved African

Americans to Africa because they believed that American society would never allow African Americans equal treatment.


• Question: What is the American Colonization Society?


• Answer: California, New Mexico, & Utah were territories

added to the United States after this war & treaty.


• Question: What is the Mexican-American War and the

treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo?


• Answer: This attempted to prevent the reading of

antislavery petitions in Congress.


• Question: What is the gag rule?

100 – The Nation Divides

• Answer: This Senator of Illinois introduced the Kansas-

Nebraska Act of 1854. In it he hoped to get Southern support for a northern transcontinental railroad by opening up the Kansas-Nebraska territory to popular sovereignty.


• Answer:• It was the case that upheld the right of slaveholders

to takes their slaves anywhere in the United States and keep them as slaves because the court believed slaves were property.


• Answer: If passed, the Kansas-Nebraska Act would go

against this previous agreement of the 36-30’ line as the boundary line between free and slave states.


• Answer: It was a main argument of Abraham Lincoln

from the Lincoln-Douglas debates of 1858 in regards to slavery.


• Answer: By spring of 1861, seven southern states

seceded from the United States in protest of this.


• Answer: This Senator of Illinois introduced the Kansas-

Nebraska Act of 1854. In it he hoped to get Southern support for a northern transcontinental railroad by opening up the Kansas-Nebraska territory to popular sovereignty.


• Question: Who is Stephen A. Douglas?


• Answer:• It was the case that upheld the right of slaveholders

to takes their slaves anywhere in the United States and keep them as slaves because the court believed slaves were property.


• Question: What is the Dred Scott Case?


• Answer: If passed, the Kansas-Nebraska Act would go

against this previous agreement of the 36-30’ line as the boundary line between free and slave states.


• Question: What is the Missouri Compromise of 1820?


• Answer: It was a main argument of Abraham Lincoln

from the Lincoln-Douglas debates of 1858 in regards to slavery.


• Question: What is slavery is immoral or slavery should

not expand into the new territories?


• Answer: By spring of 1861, seven southern states

seceded from the United States in protest of this.


• Question: What is the election of Republican Abraham

Lincoln as President?

100 – The Civil War

• Answer: This was the first major battle of the Civil War.


• Answer: It was here where President Abraham Lincoln

redefined the ideas of freedom and equality in the United States.


• Answer: The combination of these two Union victories

marked a turning point in the Civil War.


• Answer: Technically speaking, the Emancipation

Proclamation freed slaves only here.


• Answer: This battle is often considered the Lee’s

greatest victory while the Union’s near ultimate defeat.


• Answer: This was the first major battle of the Civil War.


• Question: What is the First Battle of Bull Run?


• Answer: It was here where President Abraham Lincoln

redefined the ideas of freedom and equality in the United States.


• Question: What is the Gettysburg Address?


• Answer: The combination of these two Union victories

marked a turning point in the Civil War.


• Question: What is Gettysburg & Vicksburg?


• Answer: Technically speaking, the Emancipation

Proclamation freed slaves only here.


• Question: What are states in a state of rebellion?


• Answer: This battle is often considered the Lee’s

greatest victory while the Union’s near ultimate defeat.


• Question:• What is the battle of Chancellorsville?

100 – Reconstruction

• Answer: The House of Representatives voted to do this

to President Andrew Johnson after he tried to fire his Secretary of War.


• Answer: This was a similar insistence in both President

Lincoln’s & Johnson’s plans for Reconstruction.


• Answer: This marked the end of Reconstruction.


• Answer: It is what best describes a Carpetbagger.


• Answer: Many northerners became tired with

Reconstruction in the 1870s because they were more concerned with this.


• Answer: The House of Representatives voted to do this

to President Andrew Johnson after he tried to fire his Secretary of War.


• Question: What is impeach?


• Answer: This was a similar insistence in both President

Lincoln’s & Johnson’s plans for Reconstruction.


• Question: What is a sworn oath of allegiance from

Southern citizens?


• Answer: This marked the end of Reconstruction.


• Question: What was the removal of federal troops from

the South by President Hayes?


• Answer: It is what best describes a Carpetbagger.


• Question: What is a northern Republican who moved to

the South after the Civil War to profit off of the South?


• Answer: Many northerners became tired with

Reconstruction in the 1870s because they were more concerned with this.


• Question: What is the economy?

100 – The Rise of the Industrial Giant

• Answer: This made possible the American industrial

growth of the late 1800s.


• Answer: The goal of this was to promote fair industrial

competition between companies.


• Answer: During the Gilded Age, it was the main

differing views between the Republicans and Democrats.


• Answer: This supreme court case determined that the

‘separate-but-equal’ doctrine justifying segregation.


• Answer: Most immigrants moved into these cheap,

crowded, and sometimes unhealthy apartments of the big cities.


• Answer: This made possible the American industrial

growth of the late 1800s.


• Question: What are technological advances?


• Answer: The goal of this was to promote fair industrial

competition between companies.


• Question: What is the Sherman Antitrust Act?


• Answer: During the Gilded Age, it was the main

differing views between the Republicans and Democrats.


• Question: What is the gold standard and government aid

to business.


• Answer: This supreme court case determined that the

‘separate-but-equal’ doctrine justifying segregation.


• Question: What is Plessy vs. Ferguson?


• Answer: Most immigrants moved into these cheap,

crowded, and sometimes unhealthy apartments of the big cities.


• Question: What are tenements?

Final Jeopardy

• Create an image that best describes/explains horizontal integration and vertical integration.

Write it down and turn it in.

Final Jeopardy

• Answer:

The End & Good Luck!!!

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