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  1. 1AmendmentA change or addition added to a document
  2. 2Assimilateto change to fit into a new or different group
  3. 3BiasTo believe ones side without reasoning
  4. 4Bicameral2 houses in government
  5. 5Blockadeblocking off an area to prevent goods or people from entering
  6. 6Boomtowna town with rapid growth
  7. 7Capitalisman economic system in which trade and business is controlled by a private owner for more profit
  8. 8Captain of industrybusiness person who contributes positively to the country
  9. 9Checks and balancesGovernment is split into three different fractions so all of the power and decision making isn't in the hands of one personChecks and balances
  10. 10CongressNational legislative body of a country
  11. 11Due process of lawFair jury trial
  12. 12Economicsthe division of knowledge having to do with production, use and transfer
  13. 13emancipatedfreed from work or groups
  14. 14enfranchisegiven the right to vote
  15. 15Federalismthe idea of a federal organization of self governing
  16. 16forty-ninerssomeone who participated in the California gold rush
  17. 17Free enterprisean economic system where private business owners are competitive and free of state control
  18. 18habeas corpusallowing a person to be brought before a judge
  19. 19industrybusiness that has to do with the processing of raw materials, and goods made in a factory
  20. 20Judiciala branch of government that explains laws
  21. 21kkka secret organization that after the civil war that was against the freedom of blacks
  22. 22manifest destinya belief that it was destiny for the u.s. to expand its territory
  23. 23martyrkilled because of beliefs
  24. 24Monopolycontrol over multiple businesses
  25. 25Nomadicsomeone who has no permanent home and moves from place to place
  26. 26overrideto decide against a suggestion
  27. 27popular sovereigntypeople are the source of the governments power
  28. 28Ratifyto confirm and make something officially valid
  29. 29Radicalsomeone who has very extreme views from the normal
  30. 30republicanone of two political parties being very conservative and independent (hold popular sovereignty)
  31. 31enumeratednot listed
  32. 32robber baronsomeone who has great fortune during the 19th century through heartless decisions
  33. 33Ruraldescribing the countryside rather the the city
  34. 34Separation of powersgiving different powers to different branches of government so all the choices arent given to one person to one person to decide
  35. 35Social Darwinismthe smartest, fitest and ones with the best qualities will live the longest
  36. 36Suffragethe right to vote in a political election
  37. 37Supreme Courtthe highest court system in a state
  38. 38Tariffa tax to be paid on a certain class of imports or exports
  39. 39Taxation without representationcolonists were not allowed to choose representative and pass laws where they taxed parliament.
  40. 40Trade unionformed to protect and further the rights of a citizen
  41. 41Urbanrelating to a city or town with many people
  42. 42vetoto reject a proposal made
  43. 43Thomas JeffersonFounding father
    third president
    wrote some of the declaration of independence
    first secretary of state
    responsible for Louisiana purchase
    Thomas Jefferson
  44. 44Andrew Jackson17th president
    common man
    cause of the trail of tears
    tariffs
    battle of New Orleans
    Andrew Jackson
  45. 45Sacagaweainterpreter
    also know as bird women
    had 2 kids
    helped Lewis and Clark on their expedition
    saved important documents that went overboard
    Sacagawea
  46. 46James Polk11th president
    expanded borders of U.S. borders to the pacific ocean
    added 3 states to the union
    James Polk
  47. 47Frederick Douglasswrote a autobiography
    escaped slavery
    Frederick Douglass
  48. 48Harriet Beecher Stowewrote uncle toms cabin
    abolitionist
    sold over 300,000 copies
    antislavery book
    Harriet Beecher Stowe
  49. 49John brownabolitionist
    terrorist to the south
    wanted to capture federal arsenal from the south at Harper ferry-later known as the Harper's Ferry raid
    John brown
  50. 50Robert E. Leeleader of the confederate army in Virginia
    surrendered in 1865
    Robert E. Lee
  51. 51Andrew Johnson17th president
    vice president when lincoln was assassinated
    known as the veto president
    Andrew Johnson
  52. 52Susan B. Anthonywomen's rights advocates
    lead the first convention
    Susan B. Anthony
  53. 53Sitting Bulllead his people as a tribal chief
    fought instead of ran
    fought off settlers
    Fort larmie treaty
    Sitting Bull
  54. 54george custerus army officer
    first bull run
    cavalry commander
    custers last stand(his men were killed)
    george custer
  55. 55Cornelius Vanderbiltbusinessman
    built his wealth in railroads and shipping
    Cornelius Vanderbilt
  56. 56John RockefellerHe was a co-founder of the Standard Oil Company, which dominated the oil industry and was the first great U.S. business trust.John Rockefeller
  57. 57Andrew Carnegieexpanded the steel industry
    used his wealth to build local libraries
    men killed for protest
    long working hours and low pay
    Andrew Carnegie
  58. 58Jamestownboomtown
    tobacco crops
    good soil
    Jamestown
  59. 59plymouthmayflower arrived here
    pilgrims settled here
    English colony
    plymouth
  60. 60Lexington and concordstart of the revolutionary war
    April 19, 1775
    paul revere sounded the alarm
    Lexington and concord
  61. 61erie canalfirst major form of transportation
    man made
    363 miles from Albany, New York, on the Hudson River
    erie canal
  62. 62alamobattle in which everyone dies
    mexican invaders overpowered
    texas
    out numbered
    alamo
  63. 63harpers ferryJohn brown led a raid here to free slaves 21 men total
    John Brown was defeated
    harpers ferry
  64. 64Fort sumterConfederate 80 soldiers
    union 500 soldiers
    first shots were fired
    no one killed
    Fort sumter
  65. 65Gettysburgthe battle of gettysburg
    51,112 deaths
    union victory
    gettysburg address was given here
    Gettysburg
  66. 66appomattox court houseunion victory
    700 deaths
    lee surrenders
    appomattox court house
  67. 67Ford's theaterwhere abraham lincoln was assinatedFord's theater
  68. 68promontory point, utahthe Union and central pacific railroads joined their rails at promontory summit, utah
    first transcontinental railroad.
    promontory point, utah
  69. 69ellis island and angel islandfederal immigration station
    Millions of newly arrived immigrants passed through the station
    ellis island and angel islandellis island and angel island
  70. 70Declaration of Independenceall men are created equal
    all men have some rights given to them by God
    life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
    1776
  71. 71revolutionary warwar of independence
    1775–1783
    13 colonies
  72. 72articles of confederationfirst written constitution of the United States
    ratified on March 1, 1781.
  73. 73great comprimisethe idea of proportional representation in the House of Representatives and equal representation of the states in the Senate.
  74. 74passing of the constitutionadd text
  75. 75adding the bill of rights1791 added 10 new rights
    did not agree to the constitution unless they made the bill of rights giving rights the individual people
  76. 76Louisiana purchasegained 828,000 square miles
    doubled size
    added 15 new states
    When France was defeated by the Haitians napoleon, France's ruler at the time thought that the Louisiana Territory no longer seemed like such a prize. Thomas Jefferson hoping to get some land from France was surprised when he was offered thousands of square miles at such a low cost
    Louisiana purchase
  77. 77Missouri ComprimiseHenry Clay allowed Missouri to enter the Union as a slave state and Maine to enter the Union as a free state.
    drew an imaginary line at 36 degrees 30 minutes north latitude
    Missouri Comprimise
  78. 78indian removal actsigned by President Andrew Jackson
    states were greedy about getting land that belonged to the Indian tribes
    moved indians to new land and a lot of them died along the way
  79. 79Mexican American warstarted after Texas became a state because they were having trouble deciding where the Mexican – American border should be
    led up to another victory for the United States
    signed The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo stating that Mexico had to give up their territory of California and New Mexico for 15 million Dollars
  80. 80California Gold Rushgold discovered in california
    very few people made money
    huge scramble for mineral wealth
    miss treatment of asians
    transformed the landscape
  81. 81Homestead actopened up land in the U.S.
    gave any American, including freed slaves the opportunity to claim federal land
    15,000 homestead claims had been established
  82. 82industrial revolutiontime period following the civil war in which congress passed laws designed to rebuild the country and bring southern states back into the union.
  83. 83underground railroadsecret routes leading to safe houses for slaves
    harriet tubman was the leader of this
  84. 84seneca falls conventionlead by elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott
    over 300 men and women came to Seneca Falls
    first women's rights convention
  85. 85Compromise of 1850admitted California as a free state and separately organized the territories of Utah and New Mexico without restrictions on slavery.
    abolished the slave trade
  86. 86Kansas-nebraska actcreated the territories of Kansas and Nebraska
    opened up new land
    could decide whether slavery would be allowed in their new state
  87. 87dred scott vs sanfordClaimed that he was free because he moved to Illinois and Minnesota
    sued slave owner for abuse
    federal court ruled that dred scott was a citizen supreme court did not
  88. 88Fugitive slave actallowed the capture and return of runaway slaves within the territory of the United States
  89. 89bleeding Kansasthe period of violence during the settling of the Kansas territory
    Proslavery and free-state settlers flooded into Kansas to try to influence the decision whether the land would be slave or non slave
  90. 90Civil warThe Civil War was fought between the Northern states and the Southern states from 1861-1865
  91. 91Emancipation proclamationall persons held as slaves within the rebellious states are free
  92. 92Draft riotscongress passed a law making all men between 20 -45 able to fight in the war when they enforced it people were made and they was a big fight.
  93. 93Gettysburg addressa pep talk given to the union soldiers during the middle of the war not to give up. This speech was given by abe lincoln.
  94. 94Reconstructionthe time period following the civil war in which congress passed laws designed to rebuild the country and bring southern states back to the union
  95. 9513th 14th 15th13th abolishes slavery
    14th african american citizenship
    15th allowed african americans to vote
  96. 96Completion of transcontinental railroadfinished in 1869
    meet in utah
    mainly chinese workers built it
    Completion of transcontinental railroad
  97. 97indian warsconflicts between American settlers or the United States government and the native peoples of North America in 1890
  98. 98Gilded ageera of rapid economic growth
    attracted millions of immigrants
    helped workers
  99. 99populist partyrich people and rich corporations
  100. 100plessy vs fergusonlaws allowing o racial segregation in public such as schools, public transportation, restrooms, and restaurants.

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