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  1. 1AmendmentA change in a document
  2. 2AssimilateTo change
  3. 3BiasTo favor a person or group
  4. 4BicameralTwo branches or chambers
  5. 5BlockadeNever letting something, and never letting something out
  6. 6BoomtownA town that has grown rapidly
  7. 7CapitalismMy money. (ownership)
  8. 8Captian of industryA person who makes there money and gives it to charities
  9. 9Checks and balancesMaking sure no one overpowers one another.Checks and balances
  10. 10CongressThe national legislative body of a country
  11. 11Due processrespect for the other property of a person
  12. 12EconomicsGovernment money
  13. 13EmancipatedTo be free from bondage and slavery
  14. 14Enfranchiseto vote
  15. 15Enumerateda number of things
  16. 16FederalismA system of government
  17. 17Forty-NinersMen in California looking for gold in the gold rush
  18. 18Free EnterpriseA economic system that goes by large and small states
  19. 19Habeus Corpuslegal proceeding
  20. 20Industryprocessing material and manufactured goods
  21. 21JudicialA branch involving local, state, and federal governments
  22. 22Ku Klux KlanA society to scare blacks and for white supremacy
  23. 23Manifest DestinyTo stretch from coast to coastManifest Destiny
  24. 24MartyrA person killed for their religious beliefs
  25. 25Monoplyto bankrupt or get rid of another buisness
  26. 26NomadicA person that is in a tribe and moves place to place without a permanent home
  27. 27Overrideto overrule something and not let it go through
  28. 28Popular sovereigntyBy the people and for the people, the people are in charge
  29. 29RatifySigning and making a document official
  30. 30RadicalA person that does extreme things
  31. 31RepublicanismGoverning a society or state
  32. 32Robber BaronA person who makes money and only cares about himself and is selfish
  33. 33RuralCharacteristic of the country side
  34. 34Seperation of powersLegislative, Executive, and Judicial powers of government in separate bodies
  35. 35Social DarwinismThe laws of evolution
  36. 36SuffrageThe right to vote in political elections
  37. 37Supreme CourtThe highest Judicial court in a country or stateSupreme Court
  38. 38TariffA tax or duty
  39. 39Taxation without representationtaxing people without their consent
  40. 40Trade Unionanother term for a labor union
  41. 41UrbanCharacteristic of a city or town
  42. 42VetoTo reject something
  43. 43Thomas JeffersonHe was our founding father, and wrote the Declaration of IndependenceThomas Jefferson
  44. 44Andrew JacksonHe was the 7th president and was the one who enforced the Trail of TearsAndrew Jackson
  45. 45SacagaweaShe helped guide Lewis and Clark on their expeditionSacagawea
  46. 46James K. PolkHe was Mr. Manifest destiny, and the 11th presidentJames K. Polk
  47. 47Frederick DouglassHe was a ex slave and a writerFrederick Douglass
  48. 48Harriet Beecher StoweShe rote a book about the things the south did to slavesHarriet Beecher Stowe
  49. 49John BrownJohn Brown was a white American abolitionist who believed armed insurrectionJohn Brown
  50. 50John BrownJohn Brown was a white American abolitionist who believed armed insurrectionJohn Brown
  51. 51Robert E. LeeRobert Edward Lee was an American soldier best known for commanding the Confederate Army of Northern VirginiaRobert E. Lee
  52. 52Andrew JohnsonAndrew Johnson was the 17th PresidentAndrew Johnson
  53. 53Susan B. AnthonyShe was the leader of the suffrage movementSusan B. Anthony
  54. 54Sitting BullThe leader of the Lakota tribeSitting Bull
  55. 55George CusterGeorge Armstrong Custer was a United States Army officerGeorge Custer
  56. 56Cornelius Vanderbilthe was the first person to produce steelCornelius Vanderbilt
  57. 57John RockefellerThe first person to produce oilJohn Rockefeller
  58. 58Andrew CarnegieHe was the first person to produce steelAndrew Carnegie
  59. 59JamestownJamestown
  60. 60PlymouthPlymouth
  61. 61Lexington and ConcordLexington and Concord
  62. 62Erie CanalErie Canal
  63. 63The AlamoThe Alamo
  64. 64Harper's FerryHarper's Ferry
  65. 65Fort SumterFort Sumter
  66. 66GettysburgGettysburg
  67. 67AppomatexAppomatex
  68. 68Fords TheaterFords Theater
  69. 69Promontory Point, UtahPromontory Point, Utah
  70. 70Ellis Island and Angel IslandEllis Island and Angel Island
  71. 71Declaration of IndependenceA document made to have liberty and freedom
  72. 72Revolutionary warAmerican war of independence
  73. 73Articles of ConfederationThe first written constitution of america
  74. 74Great compromiseAn agreement the large and small states reached
  75. 75Passing the ConstitutionAmendments to the United States Constitution, unlike ones made to many constitutions world-wide
  76. 76Adding the bill of rightsDelegates rejected a motion made by George Mason author of the Virginia Declaration of Rights 1776 to preface the Constitution of the United States with a bill of rights
  77. 77Louisiana Purchase828,000 square miles by the United States from France in 1803.Louisiana Purchase
  78. 78Missouri CompromiseIt was a dividing line the divided the north and the south upMissouri Compromise
  79. 79Indian removal actsWhen Andrew made the Indian's move from there land
  80. 80Mexican American warwhen the Mexicans and Americans were fighting over land
  81. 81California gold rushWhen some people in California found gold and everyone rushed to find some to
  82. 82Homestead actproviding settlers 160 acres of public land
  83. 83Industrial Revolutionwhen the people were making everything a machine to move faster and produce more
  84. 84Underground RailroadWhen Harriet Tubman brought slaves, after she was freed
  85. 85Seneca Falls ConvectionThis convention marks a major step toward women's equality
  86. 86Compromise of 1850Henry Clay was trying to turn away the crisis against the north and the south
  87. 87Kansas Nebraska Actopening new lands for settlement
  88. 88Dred Scott v. Sanfordholding that blacks could not be U.S. citizens, exacerbated sectional tensions between North and South
  89. 89Fugitive slave actprovided southern slaveholders with legal weapons to capture slaves
  90. 90Bleeding KansasA period of violence during the settling of Kansas territory
  91. 91Civil WarA war against the North and south to decide if slavery is legal or non legal
  92. 92Emancipation ProclamationA document Abraham Lincoln passed to free slaves
  93. 93Civil War draft riotsA four day violence on New York City during the civil war
  94. 94Gettysburg AddressA 2 minute speech Abraham Lincoln made after the Gettysburg warGettysburg Address
  95. 95ReconstructionThe remaining of the war where everyone is repairing the damage of the Civil war
  96. 96Civil War Amendments (13th, 14th, 15th)13th- granted citizenship
    14th- Freedom for the blacks
    15th- Gave the African Americans the right to vote
  97. 97Completion of Transcontinental Railroadthe completion of the transcontinental railroad enabled the American conquest and settlement of the WestCompletion of Transcontinental Railroad
  98. 98Indian WarsConflicts between the American soldiers and he Native American Soldiers
  99. 99Gilded AgeThe Gilded Age was an era of rapid economic growth
  100. 100Populist PartyA third party movement the came up in the 1890's and drew support from farmers
  101. 101Plessy v. Ferguson30-year-old Homer Plessy was jailed for sitting in the "White" car of the East Louisiana Railroad

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this is my project that i had to do for social studies
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