U.S. History II


 


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  • 1) This government agency helped former enslaved persons to get food, clothing, and housing.



  • 2) The purpose of the Declaration of Sentiments was to...



  • 3) The invention that revived the institution of slavery was....



  • 4) One of the strategies of the North to conquer the South in the Civil War was to...



  • 5) In the Bill of Rights amendment ten guarantees...



  • 6) What event caused the South to secede from the Union?



  • 7) The belief that the United States was destined to own the land from "sea to shining sea" on the North American continent was known as...



  • 8) Supporters of the Bank of the United States in the early 1800's were also likely to be supporters of...



  • 9) In 1828 the U.S. Congress passed a tariff that helped Northern Industries but would make the cost of goods in the South considerably higher. The South...



  • 10) The main issue of nullification was whether a state could refuse to...



  • 11) "The American continents...are henceforth not to be considered as subjects for future colonization by Europeans." This 1823 statement is part of...



  • 12) The Mexican Cession ceded what piece of property to the United States?



  • 13) The Missouri Compromise sought to maintain a balance of power between...



  • 14) The Judicial Branch has the power to...



  • 15) Lincoln's plan for Reconstruction wanted to...



  • 16) "Bleeding Kansas" refers to the bloodshed spilt because of the conflict between...



  • 17) By 1910 nearly half of the American population setted in major urban centers, like Chicago, Detroit, and__________.



  • 18) The Great Awakening of the mid-1700s affected the British colonies by...



  • 19) Lincoln's main purpose for fighting the Civil War was to...



  • 20) Most pioneers of the 1800's followed the________to California