AH1 Vocab NCFE Vocab Practice Warm Up

Making slaves out of someone

Making a place part of your country

Renting out another country

Selling your country

law passed by Radical Republicans that placed the South under military control and forced southern states to respect black rights

congressmen who wanted to forcibly punish and revolutionize the South, not reconcile with it

established black suffrage

time period in which the federal government readmitted and rebuilt the South and addressed the issue of freedmen’s rights

a country’s policy to gather more wealth to itself and become powerful, which England used with the colonies

network of trade that occurred between the Caribbean (West Indies), Africa, and the American colonies

the idea that if government does not protect its citizens’ natural rights, they have a right to abolish it

aws that controlled colonial trade to benefit England that caused many colonists to smuggled, creating tension

movement that emphasized science, reason, logic, and natural rights; many of its ideas helped cause the American Revolution

caused by non-English immigration, fewer English-born Americans, the Great Awakening, the Enlightenment, and English policies after the French and Indian War

the idea that if government does not protect its citizens’ natural rights, they have a right to abolish it

English “hands off” approach to the American colonies before the French and Indian War

law requiring American colonists to house and feed British troops

English “hands off” approach to the American colonies

first direct tax on colonists that applied to most printed materials, leading to protests

this law stated colonists could not pass the Appalachian Mountains after Pontiac’s Rebellion

The act of charging money to benefit a government

Paycheck

Savings Account

Government payments to individuals

dumping of tea into Boston Harbor

Killing of British Troops by Colonists

killing of five Boston colonists by British troops after the Townshend Acts had raised tension

Tar and feathering of British officials in Boston

agreement between members of the same government

agreement between two countries

agreement between two people

agreement to start a war

a way to spoil food

this practice awarded government jobs in exchange for political loyalty, not merit

a system for giving jobs in government to people who earned them

Giving people jobs to feed them

ratification

approval

passing

Act of cancelling something

law passed during Adam's presidency that authorized moving of Native Americans west of the Mississippi River

law passed during Lincoln’s presidency that authorized moving of Native Americans west of the Mississippi River

law passed during Jackson’s presidency that authorized moving of Native Americans west of the Mississippi River

law passed during Jefferson’s presidency that authorized moving of Native Americans west of the Mississippi River

Being hostile to government

Welcoming immigrants

Being hostile to foreigners

Being hostile to native born people

Time of reform in America

Time of religious revival in America

Time of unity in America

Time of patriotism in America

impair

Change

stay still

spoil