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Transcript of The Executive Branch … Interprets lawsenforces laws Writes lawsexecutes prisoners.

The Executive Branch …

Interprets laws enforces laws

Writes laws executes prisoners

Democratic Republicans were also called?

Federalists Democrats

Anti Federalists Republicans

Which state had the highest % of slaves?

South Carolina Maine

Florida Texas

Mass. Volunteer Minutemen …

Fought against the French & Indians

Cooked grits in a minute

Cooked grits all day long

Fought against the British Redcoats

According to Paine’s Common Sense ..

Colonists should

remain part of G. B.Colonists should declare independence

Travelers should visit the colonies

Travelers should visit G.B

Which political party promoted the development of rural America?

Federalists Anti Federalists

Democratic Republicans

Republicans

Which Union General led a expedition through the South, destroying everything?

McReynolds Sherman

Miller Farnik

Where did the Southern army surrender, ending the Civil War?

Ford’s Theater Chevy Dealer

Appomattox Court House

Smithsonian Institute

During the War of 1812 the British

“impressed” U.S. Sailors

Interfered with Venezuelan anchovy fishing

Interfered with Mexican banana picking

“impressed” U.S. women

President Andrew Jackson (Old Hickory)

Carried a little twig Wore a royal crown

Carried a big stick Drove a Crown Victoria

The Northwest Ordinance of 1787 addressed

How slaves could be free

Inalienable rights

How to become a state

Bill of rights

In which battle did Grant win that split the South in two?

Red River Shoot Out Atlanta

Vicksburg Spurs v. Mavericks

Lincoln’s decree freeing all slaves living in territories rebelling against the U.S.

Wilmot Proviso Emancipation Proclamation

Gettysburg Address

Freedman’s Bureau

A slave who escaped to the North and became a well spoken advocate of abolition.

Frederick Douglas Dred Scott

John Wilkes Booth Dred School

All the following were abolitionists except

E. C. Stanton Frederick Douglas

Sojourner Truth Abraham Lincoln