Match the vocabulary word with the correct definition.
1. Monroe Doctrine Goal
2. Andrew Jackson's Spoils
System
3. Manifest Destiny
4. Declaration of
Sentiments
5. Sectionalism
6. Popular Sovereignty
7. Writ of Habeas Corpus
8. Dred Scott Case
9. Nat Turner's revolt in
1831
10. Missouri Compromise
11. Mississippi River
12. Jacksonian Democracy
13.Harriet Beecher Stowe's
Uncle Tom's Cabin
14. Indian Removal Act
15. Compromise of 1850
16. kept the number of
slave and free states equal.
17. To limit foreign
influence in the Western
Hemisphere
18. The right to go before a
judge for case review in a
timely manner. Suspended
during the Civil War.
19. provided admission of
California into the Union.
21. literary work that
supported the Abolitionist
movement before the Civil
War.
22. the term that refers to
settlers having the right to
vote on the issue of slavery.
23. The Belief that the US
should expand from coast to
coast, from Atlantic Ocean
to the Pacific Ocean.
24.
Elected officials rewarded
their supporters with
government jobs
20. Slaves were property.
Congress could not outlaw
slavery only state
legislature can.
Slavery was legal except
when a state voted to ban it.
Slavery was legal in all
territories.
25. loyalty to the interests
of one's own region or
section of the country,
rather than to the country as
a whole. NORTH VS
SOUTH. SLAVERY VS
ANTI SLAVERY
26. A time under Jackson
when more "common men"
were allowed and
encouraged to vote.
27. Louisiana Purchase was
bought to gain control of
the ____________
28. increased fear of
problems with slaves in the
South
29. Required Native
Americans to move
westward across the
Mississippi River.
30. Seneca Falls document
that promoted the idea of
equal rights for women.
1
Malcolm X
2. Brown vs Board of
Education
3
4
5
Montgomery Bus
Boycott
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Medicare
9
Segregation
10
Americans with Disabilities Act
(1990)
14
15
6
7
8.
Rosa Parks
Cesar Chavez
Civil Rights Act of 1964
11
12
13
Sit-Ins
Thurgood Marshall
16. A Civil Rights
Leader who tried to end
racial segregation with
peaceful protests.
17. civil rights leader
represented the “Black
Power” movement and
did not support
integration with whites
22. a strategy AfricanAmerican& white
students, use when they
refused to leave “whites
only” lunch counters
27. the first black
students that began
integrating in one high
school. President used
federal troops to make
sure students were safe
21. lead the courtroom
battle in the Brown V.
Board of Ed. Case.
Became a Supreme
Court Justice.
26. Blacks and whites
are kept separate
“Separate But Equal”
Plessy v Ferguson
The Great Society
18
Congress established this
to provide health care to
the elderly (older people)
23
Supreme Court Case
that led to the
integration of public
schools
28. formed the United
Farm Workers (UFW)Better pay and working
conditions for migrant
farm workers.
Little Rock Nine
19 Leaders of the MIA
organized this event
after Rosa Parks was
arrested. Blacks did not
take buses for a year.
24. outlawed any
discrimination against
people with disabilities.
Made buildings more
easily accessible
29
A woman arrested for
sitting in the whites-only
section of a public bus
Freedom Riders
20. President Johnson’s domestic
reforms that created Medicare
and Medicaid, better housing,
schooling $
25
Black and white bus riders
traveled together to segregated
bus stations in the South.
30 The act banned segregation
in public places. It also outlawed
discrimination in the workplace
on the basis of color, gender,
religion, or national origin.