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APUSH Matching Quiz Mr. Baughman Key terms to review in your study guide and know before taking quiz Indentured servants Trade and Navigation Acts Mayflower compact Roger Williams Halfway Covenant Salem Witch Trials William Penn Peter Zenger Trial George Whitfield Mercantilism Bacon s Rebellion Middle Passage House of Burgesses Anne Hutchinson Iroquois Confederacy Headright System Salutary Neglect Albany Plan James Oglethorpe Proclamation of 1763 Olive Branch Petition Pontiac s Rebellion Stamp Act Congress Townshend Acts Coercive Acts Boston Tea Party Non-importation Agreements Virtual Representation Sons of Liberty Tea Act Monroe Doctrine Corrupt Bargain Marbury v Madison Embargo BUS Tecumseh Virginia-Kentucky Resolutions Jay Treaty Pinckney Treaty Whiskey Rebellion Shays Rebellion Northwest Ordinance Lowell System Erie Canal War Hawks Hartford Convention American System Assumption Seneca Falls Convention Trail of Tears Dorothea Dix Hinton Helper William Lloyd Garrison Popular Sovereignty Maine Laws Prigg v Pennsylvania Free Soilers Cult of Domesticity Ostend Manifesto Removal of Deposits Apologist View of Slavery Homestead Act Nature of the Union Black Codes Bread and Butter Unionism Plessy v Ferguson Populist Party AFL Sharecropping Social Gospel Dawes Act Sherman Anti-Trust Act Interstate Commerce Act Knight of Labor Jim Crow Laws Turner Thesis Horizontal Integration Vertical Integration Battle of Wounded Knee Civil Service Act Grange Framer s Alliances Injunction Coxey s Army Chinese Exclusion Act Redeemers Social Darwinism Carpetbaggers Cross of Gold Speech J. P. Morgan Thomas Nast

In the blank to the left of the items, place a number from 1 to 10 (1=earliest, 10=most recent), placing the items in the correct chronological order. Then, in the blank to the right of the items, write the decade in which the event occurred. Set one Set two French and Indian War Establishment of the BUS Intolerable Acts The Embargo Boston Tea Party Alien and Sedition Acts Stamp Act Midnight Appointments Bacon s Rebellion Chesapeake Affair Declaration of Independence Quasi War with France Great Awakening Louisiana Purchase Battle of Saratoga Pinckney Treaty Articles of Confederation Jay Treaty Halfway Covenant Adams-Onis Treaty Set three Set four Monroe Doctrine XYZ Affair Marbury v Madison Ratification of the Constitution Invention of the Cotton Gin Second Great Awakening McCullock v. Maryland Trail of Tears Corrupt Bargain The Dominion of New England Treaty of Ghent Compromise of 1850 Chartering of the Second BUS Northwest Ordinance Mr. Madison s War Manifest Destiny Tariff of Abominations Bleeding Kansas Missouri Compromise City on a Hill Set five Set six California admission Northwest Ordinance Republican Party formed First American Party System Kansas-Nebraska Act Articles of Confederation Lincoln-Douglas Debates Common Sense

Dred Scott v Sandford Townshend Acts Harper s Ferry Compromise of 1850 Mexican-American War Indian Removal Act Wilmot Proviso Battle of Yorktown Summer-Brooks Affair Oregon acquired Crittenden Compromise Bank War Set seven Set eight Interstate Commerce Act Halfway Covenant Compromise of 1877 Northwest Ordinance Embargo Alien and Sedition Acts Nullification Crisis Compromise of 1850 Sumner-Brooks Affair Pinckney Treaty Declaration of Independence French and Indian War Mexican American War Salem Witch Trials Adams-Onis Treaty Gadsden Purchase Virginia-Kentucky Resolutions Sherman Anti-Trust Act Monroe Doctrine Emancipation Proclamation Set nine Set ten Bacon s Rebellion XYZ Affair Marbury v Madison Homestead Strike Whiskey Rebellion Stamp Act Nat Turner s Rebellion Military Reconstruction Missouri Compromise The Dominion of New England Battle of Saratoga Annexation of Texas Uncle Tom s Cabin City on a Hill Mr. Madison s War Pacific Railway Act Corrupt Bargain Great Awakening Munn v Illinois Founding of Jamestown

Set eleven Set twelve Redeemer Governments formed McCullock v Maryland Pennsylvania Founded Intolerable Acts Treaty of Paris 1783 Pendleton Act Louisiana Purchase Battle of Gettysburg Proclamation Act Haymarket Square riot Boston Tea Party Kansas-Nebraska Act Populist Party formed Indian Removal Act Lincoln s Assassination Treaty of Ghent Bank War Sharecropping begun Great Railway Strike Headright System

Matching Quiz 1 Place the number of the correct description in the blank to the immediate left of the term. Indentured servants 1. Federalist attempt to maintain control of the Supreme Court after Jefferson s election Great Awakening 2. Religious revival that swept the country in the 1740s Freedom of conscience 3. Method of re-enslaving blacks into a debt peonage system Mercantilism 4. The people of a territory deciding the issue of slavery Headright system 5. Eli Whitney invention that spurred the American System of Manufacturing Salutary neglect 6. Legislation designed to enforce religious teachings in New England Triangular trade 7. Debate over whether the people or the elite should govern Blue laws 8. People who agreed to a term of service in exchange for passage to the New World City on a hill 9. The idea that every representative represents the interest of the empire as a whole, not a local constituency Sons of Liberty 10. Under it, colonies exist for the good of the Mother country Non-importation agreements Countryside in arms Virtual representation Egalitarianism Manumission Revolution of 1800 Redeemers Necessary evil Manifest Destiny Nature of the Union Spoils system Compact theory Sharecropping 11. The notion that the United States had the God-given right to overspread the continent 12. Generally associated with political corruption, replaced by the merit system 13. Enunciated in the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions, sanctioned nullification, and ultimately secession 14. Opposed the extension of slavery into the territories 15. Principle established by John Marshall in Marbury v Madison 16. Post-Revolutionary War phenomena that viewed all men as having worth, regardless of their socio-economic class 17. Boycotts in reaction to the Stamp Act and Townshend Duties 18. Southern Democrats who wanted to re-establish home rule 19. Held that the women s sphere meant creating a nurturing home environment 20. Agricultural people who own their own land 21. Owners voluntarily freeing their slaves 22. Preoccupation of Great Britain with European affairs which allowed the colonies a degree of freedom 23.Awarding 50 acres of land for each person one brought to the New World Popular sovereignty 24. Pre-cotton gin attitude toward slavery

Midnight appointments Impressment Cult of Domesticity Strict v Loose Constructionism Interchangeable parts Free Soilers Apologist s view of slavery Judicial review Republicanism v Democracy Yeomen farmers Assumption 25. Military tactic practiced by patriots 26. Roger Williams version of religious freedom 27. The view that slavery was a positive good 28. Rum, molasses, slaves 29. What the compact theory and the perpetual union theory are arguing over 30. Massachusetts Bay s vision of itself 31. British practice which helped lead to the embargo 32. Hamilton plan of taking over state debt 33. Groups who engaged in controlled riots in reaction to the Stamp Act 34. Peaceful change of power during the 1 st American Party System 35. The argument over the chartering of the 1 st B.U.S. centered around it

Matching Quiz 2 Mayflower compact Halfway Covenant George Whitefield Bacon s Rebellion Coercive Acts Monroe Doctrine Virginia-Kentucky Resolutions Pinckney Treaty 1. secured the right of deposit at New Orleans 2. laws violating the equal protection clause of the 14 th amendment 3. it s suppression demonstrated the government would enforce its laws 4. established freedom of religion in Rhode Island 5. major banker of the late 19 th century 6. notion that only the most fit businesses should survive 7. made separate but equal constitutional 8. Adams became president, Clay became Secretary of State Shays Rebellion 9. sought public works programs for unemployed during Panic of 1893 Lowell System American System Bread and butter unionism Populist Party Dawes Act Interstate Commerce Act Jim Crow Laws Horizontal integration Battle of Wounded Knee Grange Social Darwinism Trade and Navigation Acts Roger Williams Salem Witch Trials 10. made Virginians more fearful of freed indentured servants 11. its 160 acres encouraged western settlement on the Great plains 12. factory system of the early industrial revolution 13. caused by Jackson s failure to honor Worcester v Georgia decision 14. major farm organization of swing states 15. Native American uprising following the French and Indian War 16. British attempts to enforce mercantilistic system 17. closed the Western Hemisphere to further European colonization 18. philosophy of the American Federation of Labor 19. secured British removal from the Northwest forts 20. Pendleton Act resulting from Garfield s assassination 21. controlling all of the outlets for selling a given product 22. discredited the Federalist party 23. 1880s enactment designed to breakdown tribal power

Albany Plan Proclamation of 1763 Pontiac s Rebellion Corrupt Bargain Jay Treaty Whiskey Rebellion Northwest Ordinance Hartford Convention Trail of Tears Homestead Act Plessy v Ferguson Social Gospel Sherman Anti-Trust Act Turner Thesis Civil Service Act Coxey s Army J.P Morgan 24. failed attempt at uniting the colonies prior to the American Revolution 25. showed conflict between commercial/agrarian interest in Puritan town 26. British retaliation for Boston Tea Party 27. Clay attempt to create a national market economy 28. proposed the compact theory of government 29. established the principle of majority rule 30. demonstrated the inability of the Arrt. of Con. to maintain order 31. favored government ownership of railroads 32. Great Awakening preacher 33. first attempt of the federal government to regulate railroads 34. believed American history is understood by looking at the frontier 35. indication that the city on a hill was breaking down 36. middle class responsibility to uplift the poor 37. established system by which territories become states 38. used more against labor unions than big business 39. 1760s British attempt to end salutary neglect 40. symbolic end of Indian resistance