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Primary Source An account of an event from someone who was actually there.
Economics Production distribution and consumption of goods and how money is spent
Plain a broad area of fairly level land
Christopher Columbus trying to find a sea route to AsiaBrought disease that killed many Native Americans
Middle Passage Ocean trip from Africa to the Americans in which many enslaved Africans died.
Why were the early civilizations established by water? water cropstransport cropstransport people
Cause of the American Revolution British taxes: Boston Massacre, Boston Tea Party, and Intolerable Acts.
No Taxation without Reppresentation was a response by the colonists against England taxing colonies.
Declaration of Independence purpose- establishes basic laws of the U.S.
Shay's Rebellion showed that the Articles of Confederation did not work.
Bunker Hill 1st battle of the revolution. Showed the British we were going to fight.
Articles of Confederation was the 1st constitution. it did not work becasue it gave to much power to the states.
How did different Native American cultures develop? different cultures developed because of their environment.
Iroquois League a group of tries that joined together for power and strength.
Why did the indian populations decrease after columbus? Columbus brought diseases.
Three-Fifths Compromise 3 out of 5 slaves counted as a person to be counted into the population
separation of powers powers of government were divided among separate branches.
Laissez Faire government should not interfere in the economy
Alliances Nations (countries) that team up for a common purpose
Louisiana Purchase Brought from France, it doubled the size of the U.S. the land gained was west of the Mississippi
Industrial Revolution Hired women and children for less money than men.unskilled workers were easy to replaceFactory work caused people to move to the cities from the farm (urbanization)
Cotton Gin machine that took seeds out of the cotton
trail of tears westward march of Cherokee Indians where many died
Potato Famine increased immigration from Ireland to the U.S. during the 1840's
abolitionist they wanted to end slavery.
Nativists a person who wanted to limit immigration and preserve the U.S. for the native born white Protestants.
Temperance Movement tried to ban the sale and production of alcohol
slave codes the purpose was to keep slaves from revolting or running away
Harriet Tubman condutor on the Underground Railroad
civil war south planned to win by fighting a defensive war.North expected to win the war quickly.Battles: Shiloh, Battle fo Antietam and Gerrysburg.
Emancipation Proclamation all slaves in southern states were freed.
Jim Crow Laws laws that separated people of different races in public places.
New England Colonies had rocky soil and short growing seasons. Their economy was based on trading, fishing, and ship building.
Urbanization people moving from farms to the city.
Mercantilism a theory that a nation's strength came from building up its gold supplies and expanding its trade.
French and Indian War Results: England wanted colonist to pay for the war.
Loyalist Colonist who remained loyal to Britain
Bill of Rights was added to the constitution in order to protect the rights of the people
Indian Removal Act Native Americans dragged from homes, property sold, and led off their land
Spoil System Andrew Jackson's system of rewarding friends and supporters with jobs
Secession As a result of Lincoln's election as president several southern states wanted to withdraw from the United States.
Segregation separting people of different races in public places.
Lewis and Clark Explored and mapped the Louisiana Purchase.Find a route to the Pacific
Eli Whitney Developed new methods of manufacturing.Cotton Gin was a faster way to get seeds out of cotton.
Forty-Niners group of people moving west looking for gold (especially in California
George Washington Wanted to avoid alliances and stay neutral
Abraham Lincoln main goal: to preserve the unionemancipation proclamation: all slaves in southern states were freed.President Lincoln was killed by getting shot in the head.
Native Americans Developed different cultures because, they adapted to their enviornment. After Colombus many died from disease and maltreatment.
Colonists Settled near water to transport goods and move people easier.
Secondary Source An account of an event from someone who wasn't actually there.
What Geographic Features contributed to the development of the 13 colonies? Natrual Harbors and Ports.
What was Jamaestown's Cash Crop? Tobacco.
Slaves Experienced cruel treatment , poor sanitary conditions, starvation, and disease and over crowding while traveling across the Atlantic on te middle passage. To produce more cotton, more slaves were needed.
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