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Mr. Thiem/Mr. Krummenacker SS7 Final Exam Review Packet June 2019
Mr. Thiem/Mr. Krummenacker SS7 Final Exam Review Packet June 2019
Krummenacker
SS7 Final Exam Review Packet
June 2019
Test Format
Important Vocabulary
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Please know the definitions. This will help you to understand and answer the
questions. You will need to use a dictionary.
2. Alter-To change
7. Climate-weather conditions
9. Consent-permission
21.Frugal-To be cheap
23.Impenetrable-Difficult to enter
24.Inconceivable-Difficult to believe
31.Opposed- To be against
32.Persuade- To convince
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38.Quarter-To provide shelter or housing
42.Resent- To dislike
44.Revise- To edit
50.Significant- important
52.Tensions- Anger
53.Textile- Clothing
55.Uprising- Rebellion
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57.Unalienable-can’t be taken away
1. John Cabot- Italian explorer that looked for the north west passage-He did
not find it
2. Henry Hudson- English explorer discovered Hudson bay and Hudson River
also looked for the north west passage- crew left him to die
3. King George III- He was king od Britain during the American Revolution
4. Andrew Jackson- responsible for Indian removal act, trail of tears and he
was the seventh president
6. Abraham Lincoln- president during the Civil War, wrote The Gettysburg
Address and The Emancipation Proclamation
8. Dred Scott- sued for his freedom in the supreme court, said he was property
Content- Please know about these in detail. Do not just define them.
2. Great Plains- Middle of America, Flat Grass lands good for farming.
3. Eastern Woodlands- The north eastern part of the U.S. The Iroquois
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4. Northwest Passage- A sea route above north America to reach Asia
13.French and Indian War- causes, key people, effects-British and French were
fighting over control of the Ohio River valley.
16.Declaratory Act-Got rid of the stamp act and Britain had the right to tax the
colonies
17.“The shot heard ’round the world”- Battle of Lexington. First shot of the
American Revolution
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18.Boston Tea Party- Sons of liberty dumped tea into Boston Harbor to Protest
the tea act
19.Minutemen- Colonial soldiers that were read y to fight quickly They used
Guerilla warfare
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28.Formation of political parties George Washington warned against political
parties because it would divide the country grouped disagreed about how
the government should be run.
30.Indian Removal Act- causes and effects- white settlers wanted the natives’
land, Andrew Jackson approved it, trail of tears was made (forcing natives
off of their land)
34.Industrial Revolution- how did it begin?- Ideas for machines were brought
from Britain, started in textile(clothing) industry, Slater was given credit for
starting it all
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35.Underground Railroad- how did it work? -A series of secret trails from the
South to North for runaway slaves. Guiders were called conductors.
Stations were the safe houses
37.Santa Fe Trail-A pioneer trail to the west. From Missouri to New Mexico.
40.Rights of women in the West-More rights than other woman because they
worked as hard as the men in order to survive.
42.Dred Scott case- results-Could not sue because he was considered property
44.Civil War- causes, key people, effects-Slavery, states’ rights, tariffs, cultural
differences between north and south. Jefferson Davis, Abraham Lincoln.
Robert E. Lee, General Grant. North won, south had to be rebuilt, slavery
was abolished, Lincoln was killed.
45.Ironclads- A new type of battle ship that had iron on the outside.
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46.Problems of the Confederacy- Few Factories, Fewer Soldiers, less
technology, telegraphs and railroads.
47.Role of African Americans during the Civil War- Fought for the North, The
Emancipation Proclamation convinced then to fight to end slavery.
48.Battle of Gettysburg- turning point in the civil war for the north, because
the south ended up fighting a defensive war.
51.Results of the Civil War- the US was reunited, new amendments (13,14,15),
Lincoln killed, south destroyed
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