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CSET U.S And California History
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1. In the eastern region of the United States - In the Northeast - they meat the ocean - forming a rough - rocky coast
The Appalachian Mountains
initiative
Father Fermin Lausen
Jose de Galves
2. Powers explicitly mentioned in Constitution were fedreal powers
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3. Early U.S. poltiical party who supported the Federalists and were pretty wealthy. They later emerged in the 1850s as the republican party with the
Whig Party
Mississippian culture
War of 1812
Battle of Fort Sumter of 1861
4. Native American group who inhabited the Southwest after the Anasazi people and built extensive adobe cities
Magnuson Act of 1943
squatters
Pueblo Indians
Chronological order of the colonies
5. Raised theflag near Monterey and then retreated from the area - started the Mexican Americna War
Hernando Cortes
John C. Fremont
aeorspace industry
Angel Island
6. Native American empire that ruled from capital of Tenochtitlan in central Mexico. They had mulltiple calendars - system of writing and economy dependent on tribute. Also focused on worship of a sun god and human sacrifice
The Aztec Empire
Johann Sutter
Pony Express
Sebastian Vicaino
7. Movement established to say that no slaves would be on the new western territories
Lewis and Clark
free - soil movement
Samuel de Champlain
manifest destiny
8. Feature of California's constitutuion that alllows a statute or amendment that has passed the stae legislature which has then placed the proposed law on the ballot for approval by the electorate
referendum
England and the colonies: differences
General Stockton and General Kearney
Pueblo Indians
9. In the U.S. Constitution - it is a system of checks and balances between the three branches of government
Immigration Act of 1965
Emanciptation Proclomation
separation of powers
Delaware
10. Developed in 880 AD in the Mississippi and built large religious mound structures
secession
Mississippian culture
Proposition 13
New Government
11. In the U.S. constitution - it interpets the laws
judicial branch
Quechan (Yuma) and Mohave tribes
nullification
Progressives
12. Immigrant group that joined Irish on the Gold Rush and railroad construction - opened businesses and were envied by others
Johann Sutter
Chinese
Mexican - American War
Panama Canal
13. Provided more funding and gave the railroads ten square miles of land to the tracks for every mile of track laid
Jacques Cartier
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Railroad Act of 1864
Bear Flag Revolt
14. System of land distribution in which there were very few wealthy land owners and many landless workers
hydraulic mining -
The Continental Divide
Magnuson Act of 1943
rancho system
15. Twice the population - strong navy - banking system and factories - Union industries were producing ammunition and goods - driven black soldiers fighting for the freedom of their families
Europeans in the New World: France
Union advantage
Chinese
General Stockton and General Kearney
16. The land between the Rockies and the Sierra Nevada
The Great Basin
The Chinese Exclusion Act
Japanese
The Inca Empire
17. 1609: Hudson - New Netherlands (New York)
Europeans in the New World: Netherlands
The Cumberland and Allegheny plateaus
Rodney Case
decline of the Mayan civlization
18. The two major deserts in California
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
Mojave Desert and the Colorado desert
Johann Sutter
Amendments
19. Period in 1930s when a severe drought hit hte midwest and forced 350000 people to leave theier farms and lsot jobsand come to California
Dust Bowl
tule
The Declaration of Independence
Jose Figueroa
20. The final document that established United States government. It had to be ratified by at least nine states - process now is 2/3s of Congress and 38 out of 50 states
Mojave Desert and the Colorado desert
Yorktown
Constitution
Quechan (Yuma) and Mohave tribes
21. Further tightened taxation and regulatory noose
Pony Express
Central Valley
Confederacy advanage
Townsheld Acts of 1767
22. Construction began in 1863 and completed in 1869- done by mostly Chinese and Irish immigrants - met at Promontoary Point in utah
Gold
The Great Basin
The southeastern Coastal Plain
Transcontinental Railroad
23. The Spanish attempt to colonize California by building Missionsand converting the Spanish
Lewis and Clark
sacred expedition
Missouri Compromise of 1820
William Penn
24. French explorer who mapped the coastline from cape Cod to Nova Scotia - explored Great Lakes and founded Montreal
Chinese
Death Valley
Samuel de Champlain
The Appalachian Mountains
25. The idea that Americans are destined to spread across the hemisphere and especially spread the good news of democracy
'strict construction'
Quartering Act
Important Battles of the Revolution
manifest destiny
26. Lincoln's vice president became president
The Declaration of Independence
Jacques Cartier
Andrew Johnson
The Great Basin
27. The wind west of the Appalachians - An importance influence on climate: In the winter - cold air from the northwest produces freezing temperatures - In the summer - warm - moist southwesterly winds cause hot - humid weather
Radical Republicans
Prevailing Westerlies
Toltecs
New Government
28. U.S. Act that helped reduce instances of religious descrimination
Maryland Toleration Act of 1649
Europeans in the New World: Britain
Radical Republicans
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
29. Northern California Indian tribes
Yurok - Hupa - Shasta - Modoc - Achumawi
entertainment
Sierra Nevadas
merchant Sam Brannon
30. Discovered in 1853- mineres would use powerful hoses to shoot water at the hillsides to wash away the soil and findthe gold - damaged environment and killed fish
Hiram Johnson
hydraulic mining -
The Cumberland and Allegheny plateaus
Irish
31. Biggest immigrant group from 1850 to 1900. They successfully developed farms in the Midwest and skilled trades in larger cities.
Germans
Uncle Tom's Cabin
acorns
The Sierra Nevada and the Cascade Range
32. Prohibited the immigration of Chinese - not repealed until World War II
Transcontinental Railroad
Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882
Chinese
Jacques Cartier
33. A tax placed on legal documents including newspapers - led to the establishment of the Stamp Act Congress - first assembly of colonialists against British regulation
entertainment
Stamp Tax
hydraulic mining -
Constitutional Convention
34. From Spain - Portugal - Britain - France and the Netherlands
Pony Express
Great Awakening
Europeans in the New World
Quechan (Yuma) and Mohave tribes
35. State established in 1638 by a delegation to establish a Swedish colony
Locke's beliefs that influenced US constitution
The Maya Empire
merchant Sam Brannon
Delaware
36. An effort to establish an indepndent California republic
nullification
legislative branch
1850
Bear Flag Revolt
37. Republican Rutherford Hayes and Democrat Samuel Tilden run for President. Hayes promises to end the Reconstruction and allows Southern staets to establish the black codes. Caused the end of the Reconstruction in 1877
Mexican - American War
Europeans in the New World: Britain
the Great Compromise
Election of 1876
38. The first constitution to realizeno authrotiy than its own and governed the common wealth
Gentleman's Agreement
Amendments
Louisiana Purchase
Connecticut Commonwealth
39. Spanish conquistador who settled in Panama in 1520 - became governor of Peru and conquered the Inca empire based there
Prevailing Westerlies
John C. Fremont
black codes
Francisco Pizarro
40. An Atlantic warm - water current that warms the East Coast in winter and is responsible for excellent fishing
French and Indian War
Delaware
The Gulf Stream
sacred expedition
41. Spanish explorer who found Monterey Bay
Union advantage
The Continental Divide
Sebastian Cermeno
Mayflower Compact
42. 1608: de Champlain - Canada (Quebec) -1682: La Salle - Louisiana
Europeans in the New World: France
Mexican - American War
Second Constitutional Congress
Germans
43. River 100 miles North of Los Angeles that the city of Los Angeles built an aqueduct on to bring the water to Los Angeles
Salton Sea
The Appalachian Mountains
Cesar Chavez and Delores Huerta
Owens River
44. A mechanism of California's constitutuion to end an elected official's tenure in office before itw as scheduled for completition. It is initiated by a citizen and requires the signatures of a percentage of the number voting in the last gubernatorial
manifest destiny
nullification
recall
Francisco Pizarro
45. Renamed the Southern Pacific Company and controlled all the railroads in California - president was Leland Stanford was a California governor and U.S. Senator
Tea Act of 1773
Chinese
Central Pacific Railroad
Thirteenth Amendment
46. Drains the interior of the United States
Johann Sutter
Stamp Tax
French and Indian War
The Mississippi River
47. Reeds used by central California native Americans to build homes
The interior
tule
Amendments
Jamestown
48. Led to the chinese being blamed for the lack of jobs and they suffered violence and property damaged
General Stockton and General Kearney
Battle of Lexington and Concord (Conneticut)
loose construction
Depression of 1870
49. Immigrant group that had already moved to Hawaii
Samuel de Champlain
Chronological order of the colonies
Francisco Montejo
Japanese
50. In the eastern region of the United States
Samuel de Champlain
The Cumberland and Allegheny plateaus
initiative
Jose de Galves