Answers to Final Exam review packet
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- 159
- Brasstown Bald
- Way of life uniting the beliefs and customs of a particular group
- Mercantilism
- Quartering Act
- Four laws enacted to punish colonist for actions of Patriots: /
1. Boston port closed until Tea paid for
2. No town meetings without approval from Governor (he was commander of British troops)
3. When British Officials committed a capital crime they would be tried in Great Britain, not the colonial courts
4. Passing of the Quartering Act
- Liberty Boys, Whigs, Colonials, sons and Daughter of Liberty
- When British soldiers fired into the crowd killing many after being teased
- Button Gwinnett, Lyman Hall, George Walton
- Group of patriots that dumped 340 chests of tea into the Boston Harbor to protest Townsend Act.
- She was a revolutionary war heroine from GA and only woman from whom a GA county is named.
- James Madison
- Legislative
- Monroe Doctrine
- 700-800 mile walk to Oklahoma Territory removing 15,000 Cherokee Indians from the south
- Heading the Underground Railroad
- Author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin, portraying way of life for slaves in the south
- Louisiana Purchase
- Eli Whitley
- Cyrus McCormick//// South Carolina
- Former slave, speaker and author of book about slaves
- States that seceded from the Union
- 1861-1865
- Ulysses S. Grant
- Robert E. Lee
- Popular Sovereignty
- Southern POW prisons for Union soldiers
- Disfranchisement
- Impeachment
- Lincoln Assassination
- Johnson
- John Wilkes Booth
- To start the silk industry
- 13th
- 15th
- James Garfield
- Alexander Graham Bell
- Rural areas of Decatur, Grady, Jefferson and Thomas counties
- Judicial/ Legislative/ Executive
- Owned Rich’s Department store and businessman
- Pemberton
- Ty Cobb
- Movement to abolish the manufacture, sale and transportation of intoxicating beverages
- Stated “Separate but Equal” facilities for blacks was okay
- Transcontinental
- 19th
- 15th
- 18th
- Gave price supports for farmers to grow less cotton
- Started the Girl Scouts of America
- It was established by the U.S. Constitution to organize the elections.
- Economy boomed and more jobs were made
- Plessey VS Ferguson
- National Association for Advancement of Colored People
- Grandfather clause/ Poll Tax/ literacy test
- If your father or grandfather could not vote in 1873, you could not vote now.
- Federal Deposit Insurance Company/insured money in banks, so that people would begin to use banks again.
- TVA/Tennessee Valley Authority
- Social Security
- Too much spending (buying items) on borrowed money
- Georgia Laws did not apply to Cherokee nation
- Baby Boom: period after WW2 when millions of babies were born
- Jackie Robinson: first black player in major league baseball
- New Deal: FDR’s plan to relieve the burden on the economy, create jobs, insure banks, and ease minds.
- James Brown: “Godfather of Soul”
- 1950-1953: When the Korean War was fought
- Abuse of power by the White House when some men bugged the Democratic National Convention office trying to find out information for President Nixon.
- HOPE Scholarship
- Atlanta
- Brown VS Board of Education
- S.E 32 degrees N and 82 degrees W
- Great Britain/ Russia and France
- Germany, Italy and Austria-Hungary
- 1939-1945
- Woodrow Wilson
- 1930’s
- Franklin Delano Roosevelt/ New Deal
- Caused the U.S. to enter WWI
- Bombing of Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
- U- Boats
- Harry S. Truman
- Japan, Germany, Italy
- Sir Winston Churchill
- Joseph Stalin
- Major disagreements between countries (without war)/ Soviet Union
- Berlin
- The Montgomery Bus Boycott
- Segregation of schools
- F. D. Roosevelt
- U. S. economy boomed and many jobs were created.
- Grew Victory Gardens, rationed food, Bought Liberty Bonds
- Pacifists
- A strong feeling of pride and loyalty for one’s country
- Italy
- Rice and Silk
- Chief Tomochichi
- Sequoyah/ an alphabet for the Cherokee Nation
- To provide a place for debtors to start a new life
- French and Indians against the colonists and England
- King George II
- Dred Scott VS U. S.
- Townshend Act
- Stamp Act
- opinion