2.  The second great awakening is referring to what type of movement?

3.  Religious Movement

4.  Describe Andrew Jackson’s background and reputation

5.  Born poor  Irish Immigrant parents  Orphaned by age 13  Short temper  Charismatic

6.  Why did voter participation increase between 1824 and 1828?

7.  Property qualifications were removed  More white men allowed to vote

8.  William Henry Harrison was a part of which political party?

9.  The Whigs

10.  How did the Cherokee’s feel about the culture of white Americans?

11.  They began to imitate the culture  Owning slaves  Race-based labor regimes

12.  What does manifest destiny mean?

13.  Territorial expansion to the Pacific Coast

14.  What area dispute is the slogan “fifty- four forty or fight” referring to?

15.  The border between Oregon and British Canada

16.  Why did Texas revolt against Mexico?

17.  They were resisting the Mexican government’s efforts to centralize their authority

18.  Who were the “Forty-Niners?”

19.  People that participated in the California gold rush

20.  Describe the parts of the Compromise of 1850

21.  A stronger Fugitive Slave Act  Admission of California as a free state  Outlawing the slave trade in D.C.

22.  Who was the senator from Illinois that proposed the plan to open Kansas to popular sovereignty?

23.  Stephen Douglas

24.  How did people in the North feel about the Fugitive Slave Act?

25.  Against it- it gave the South too much power, symbol of injustice

26.  When founded the Republican’s were committed to what?

27.  Stopping slavery from expanding to new territories

28.  What was the outcome of the Dred Scott Decision?

29.  Missouri Compromise was unconstitutional  Blacks are not citizens  Slaves are a protected property right

30.  How did abolitionists feel about the Constitution?

31.  Sinful compromise  Out to be ignored  Evil

32.  What was popular sovereignty?

33.  The idea that people of a territory could vote to decide if they wanted slavery in their state

34.  Which state was the first to secede?

35.  South Carolina

36.  What are the 3 parts of the Anaconda plan used by the North?

37.  1.establish a blockade to block Southern ports.  2. Control the Mississippi River to split the South in two.  Capture the Confederate capital at Richmond.

38.  Describe Andrew Johnson’s Reconstruction Plan

39.  Required southern states to ratify the 13 th amendment  Prevented high-ranking Confederates and wealthy landowners from becoming voting citizens  Required the states to swear an oath of Allegiance in order to rejoin the Union.

40.  Who supported the Freedmen’s Bureau?  (Congress, President Johnson, or Both)

41.  Congress

42.  What did the Freedmen’s Bureau do?

43.  Assisted black with clothing, food, education, and health care

44.  What was the result of the impeachment of Andrew Johnson?

45.  Put on trial, found not guilty by one vote.

46.  Which court cases decided that “separate but equal” facilities was constitutional?

47.  Plessey vs. Ferguson