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CSET U.S And California History
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1. Jan. 1 - 1863- the proclamation frees the slaves
Germans
Confederacy advanage
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
Emanciptation Proclomation
2. (Mnemonic: Fun farmers always grow vegetables - specifically beets.) - Fort Sumter - First Battle of Bull Run - Antietam - Gettysburg - Vicksburg - Sherman's March to the Sea - Battle of Appomattox Courthouse
free - soil movement
Major battles of the Civil War
California
Amerindians
3. In the eastern region of the United States
decline of the Mayan civlization
entertainment
free - soil movement
The Cumberland and Allegheny plateaus
4. Immigrant group started migrating in the 1840s due to famine in their community. potato blight had decimated the potato harvest. They moved westward to the California Gold Rush of 1849
Irish
Proclamation of 1763
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
First Continental Congress
5. Acquired from Great Britain in 1846
Jose Figueroa
the Oregon Territory
Father Junipero Serra
England and the colonies: differences
6. Prohibited the immigration of Chinese - not repealed until World War II
Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882
Puritans
The Gulf Stream
rancho system
7. Broad interpretation of the Constitution
sacred expedition
Transcontinental Railroad
Pilgrims
loose construction
8. people from the eastern United States who came to California to saerch for gold. Were not so lucky about finding gold because the route to California was difficult and dangerous whether by land or by sea
how Union defeated Confederates
First Continental Congress
Kansas - Nebraska Act of 1854
forty - niners
9. Established a Senate with equal representation and House of Representatives based on population
secession
Rodney Case
the Great Compromise
Proclamation of 1763
10. U.S. Act that helped reduce instances of religious descrimination
Maryland Toleration Act of 1649
missions
Jose Figueroa
Mojave Desert and the Colorado desert
11. State established in 1638 by a delegation to establish a Swedish colony
Delaware
The Mississippi River
loose construction
black codes
12. Monopoly also called 'an octopus'
Europeans in the New World
free - soil movement
judicial branch
railroad
13. Completes the rest of the Spanish missions following Junipero Serra's death
Chronological order of the colonies
Father Fermin Lausen
Trenton
executive branch
14. The rise of 'the common man' through the presidency of Andrew Jackson in 1820s
Jacksonian democracy
pueblos
The Inca Empire
The Maya Empire
15. Native American group who inhabited the Southwest after the Anasazi people and built extensive adobe cities
Pueblo Indians
Pomo - Miwok - Maidu - and Yokuts
southern anad eastern European
Louisiana Purchase
16. Native American group developed in Southwest and were were skilled builders
Francisco Pizarro
The Gulf Stream
Anasazi culture
Jacques Cartier
17. In the U.S. constitution - it makes the laws
merchant Sam Brannon
England and the colonies: similarities
The Piedmont
legislative branch
18. The central agricultural area of California
Chinese
Central Valley
The Declaration of Independence
William Penn
19. Led by Southern Carolina and the election of abolitionist ally Abraham Lincoln in 1880 - the slave states decided that they had the right to leave the Union if they wanted to in 1880
1850
Louisiana Purchase
Death Valley
secession
20. The major Union battle victory in 1863 that led to The Gettysberg Address - Lincoln's declaration that the Union will not be divided
Chronological order of the colonies
Progressives
The Sierra Nevada and the Cascade Range
Battle of Gettysberg
21. An act signed by President Lincoln to create a railroad that would go all the way across the continent - provided loans to the Central Pacific Railroad and the Union Pacific Railroad so that theycould build the transcontiental railroad
tourism
Tea Act of 1773
Pacific Railroad Act of 1862
California
22. French explorer who explored Canada to find the Northwest Passage - river routes that would take explorers through North America
Sebastian Vicaino
Yurok - Hupa - Shasta - Modoc - Achumawi
Jacques Cartier
Democratic Republicans
23. Established so that Californios could get their land back - rancheros who had the time and money to prusue their claims got to keep their land
Radical Republicans
internment camps
Land Commission
secession
24. The first declaration of self - government in the New World
Hernando Cortez
Hopewell people
free - soil movement
Mayflower Compact
25. Opened in 1914 and extends international links
water
First Continental Congress
legislative branch
Panama Canal
26. Explorers commissioned by Thomas Jefferson to explore the newly purchased Lousiiana territory
Prevailing Westerlies
Sebastian Vicaino
missions
Lewis and Clark
27. Provided more funding and gave the railroads ten square miles of land to the tracks for every mile of track laid
missions
Francisco Pizarro
Salton Sea
Railroad Act of 1864
28. Strong believers in the human capacity to do the right thing and did not need a strong central government
Hernando Cortes
Tea Act of 1773
anti - federalists
Mississippian culture
29. Reeds used by central California native Americans to build homes
Magnuson Act of 1943
War of 1812
Mexican Independence
tule
30. Group of immigrants that first came to live in America. They either came from the northern route from Asia through a land bridge crossing the Bering Strait or through South american shores on boats
Amerindians
Constitution
Election of 1876
Louisiana Purchase
31. Industry in California employs more thtan 500000 people mostly in Hollywood
Pacific Railroad Act of 1862
Chinese
entertainment
Jacques Cartier
32. The camps that Japanese peopel were rounded to in WWII
Sir Francis Drake
November 1849
internment camps
2002
33. An era fueled by availabliity of a cheap labor pool in the form of recent immigrants. Newly built factories attracted even more immigrants to the states
The Industrial Era of the United States
Pacific Railroad Act of 1862
separation of powers
referendum
34. 1607: Virginia Co. - Jamestown (Virginia)
Europeans in the New World: Britain
Hopewell people
Andrew Johnson
Election of 1876
35. Spanish explorer who settled on a Carribbean island but found hismself in debt and wound up relocating on the east coast of what is now Panama - he spied the Pacific Ocean in 1513
Panama Canal
Balboa
loose construction
aeorspace industry
36. Caused from multiple Spanish invasions - economic wars between divided tribes
Hernando Cortez
decline of the Mayan civlization
Bill of Rights
Hiram Johnson
37. Treaty with Japan in 1907 that allowed wives to join theier husbands in the U.S. if the Japanese deny exit visas to any men wishing to emigrate to the United States - led to the picture brides who married Japanese men who they had never met
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38. Powers explicitly mentioned in Constitution were fedreal powers
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39. War fought between America and Britain and it was caused by violations of U.S. neutrality and impressment of U.S. sailors. Victory led to national pride - self - sufficiency - and foreign credibility
Samuel de Champlain
Bear Flag Revolt
recall
War of 1812
40. Union created blockade of Southern ports and Confederate cotton rotted on the docks
Mt. Whitney
Pilgrims
Balboa
how Union defeated Confederates
41. English explorer who sailed up the California coast to the pacific Northwest
Bill of Rights
Kansas - Nebraska Act of 1854
Sir Francis Drake
southern anad eastern European
42. Industry started in California during WWII and based in the Los Angeles - including Long Beach
the conquistadores
William Penn
aeorspace industry
The Mississippi River
43. From Spain - Portugal - Britain - France and the Netherlands
Panama Canal
Chronological order of the colonies
Europeans in the New World
The Chinese Exclusion Act
44. Most of it is generally flat land: - The eastern half is called the interior lowlands - The western half is called the Great Plains
Panama Canal
The interior
Ten Percent Plan
railroad
45. A group of colonists that meti nPhiladelphia to plan steps for resistance to British authority
November 1849
forty - niners
Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882
First Continental Congress
46. A Quaker who received land to estsablish Pennsylvania as the first Enlightenment - inspired government entity and abolished slavery
federalism
Europeans in the New World: France
William Penn
sacred expedition
47. Issued by King of england to forbid colonists to move west of the Appalachian Mountains - led the british to raise taxes so they could support hundreds of troops to be stationed in the colonies - along with a raise of taxes
initiative
Proclamation of 1763
England and the colonies: similarities
Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882
48. In the eastern region of the United States - In the Northeast - they meat the ocean - forming a rough - rocky coast
The Appalachian Mountains
The Declaration of Independence
Radical Republicans
Amendments
49. Immigrant group that joined Irish on the Gold Rush and railroad construction - opened businesses and were envied by others
Central Pacific Railroad
Mexican Independence
Johann Sutter
Chinese
50. The first English settlement in the New World in 1607
Georgia
Jamestown
anti - federalists
The Declaration of Independence