USH Unit 4 SSUSH8, 9, 10
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- Q1belief that the US was destined, or fated by God, to rule all territory from the Atlantic to the PacificWilmot ProvisoManifest destinyWestward Expansionpatriotism30sEditDelete
- Q2created guidelines for how territory could become states. Also first time slavery in territories becomes an issueNorthwest OrdinanceLand OrdinanceCompromise of 1850Missouri Compromise30sEditDelete
- Q3Missouri Compromise said...Missouri became a slave stateAll of theseLousiana Purchase divided in halfMaine became a free state30sEditDelete
- Q4The Louisiana Territory divided along the 36 degrees 30' horizontal line- no slavery above, slavery allowed below was part ofthe Missouri Compromisethe Kansas-Nebraska Actthe Nullification Crisisthe Compromise of 185030sEditDelete
- Q5Saves the day! Missouri Compromise, Nullification Crisis, Compromise of 1850John C. CalhounNat TurnerJohn BrownHenry Clay30sEditDelete
- Q6Things Henry Clay didsolve Nullification Crisisall of theseMissouri CompromiseCompromise of 185030sEditDelete
- Q7suspected deal- John Quincy Adams became president and made Henry Clay his Secretary of State (Clay encouraged House members to vote for JQA)Pork Barrel Politicsnormal politicsCorrupt BargainDirty Deal30sEditDelete
- Q8Established in 1821Independent TexasMexican IndependenceAnnexation of Texasall of these30sEditDelete
- Q9Americans moved into Mexican Texas with slaves. Mexico abolished slavery in 1824 and Texan Americans fought to make Texas an independent republic, led by Stephen Austin and Sam Houston at the Alamo.Civil WarTexas independenceAnnexation of TexasMexican-American War30sEditDelete
- Q10James Polkall of thesePrez #11poked Mexico til they foughtwanted land30sEditDelete
- Q11believed in Manifest destiny, wanted the SW US and Texas. He sent American troops to provoke Mexico into the Mexican American War.President James PolkZachary TaylorHenry ClayBob the Builder30sEditDelete
- Q12one region of the country puts their own needs above the needs of the nation as a whole. Example: Northern tariffs only benefited the North, and allowing slavery only benefited the Southboth of theseneither of theseSectionalismRegionalism30sEditDelete
- Q13Created after the War of 1812 but led to the Nullification Crisisabolition of slaveryIncome taxeswomen's right to voteThe Tariff of Abominations30sEditDelete
- Q14from South Carolina, encouraged his home state to engage in nullification of a tariff even though he was Vice PresidentAndrew JacksonMartin van BurenHenry ClayJohn C. Calhoun30sEditDelete
- Q15declaring something "null and void" basically means a state is going to act like it doesn't exist or refuse to follow itLOL NOPE-ifynullificationsecedecede30sEditDelete
- Q16a state leaves the union of the United Statescedesecedemillipedesucceed30sEditDelete
- Q17SC wanted to nullify a tariff, President Andrew Jackson wanted to use force, Henry Clay suggested a compromise that saved the dayMissouri CompromiseFort Sumter conflictCompromise of 1850Nullification Crisis30sEditDelete
- Q18provoked by President Polk, lasted 2 years, driven by American manifest destinyMexican American WarAll of theseSpanish American WarAnnexation of Texas30sEditDelete
- Q19Ended the Mexican American War by agreeing that the US would pay $15million to Mexico for the territory in the Southwest.Gadsden PurchaseTreaty of Guadlupe-HidalgoLouisiana PurchaseAdams-Onis Treaty30sEditDelete
- Q20US paid $10million for the last chunk of territory from Mexico. US government wanted to help the railroad industry finish the Trans-Continental Railroad. Last time the borders of the continental US has changed.Gadsden PurchaseLouisiana PurchaseAnnexation of HawaiiAnnexation of Texas30sEditDelete