Question

Mrs. Hernanadez is covering the top of a kitchen shelf that is 26879-04-05-00-00-pre_files/i0220000.jpg inches long and 15879-04-05-00-00-pre_files/i0220001.jpg inches wide. She incorrectly measures the length to be 25 inches long. How will this error affect her calculations?

Answer 1

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U.S. History Unit 3 (Chapters 7, 8, and 9) Vocabulary Matching
Use your book to find the correct definition to go with the term. Write the letter beside the number.

Terms

1. Second Bank of the United States
2. Revenue tariff
3. Protective tariff
4. McCulloch v. Maryland
5. Gibbons v. Ogden
6. Adams-Onis Treaty
7. National Road
8. Robert Fulton
9. Peter Cooper
10. Industrial Revolution
11. Planters
12. Yeoman farmers
13. Slave codes
14. Frederick Douglass
15. Nat Turner’s Rebellion
16. Missouri Compromise
17. Spoils system
18. Secede
19. Nullification
20. Indian Removal Act
21. Second Great Awakening
22. American Temperance Union
23. Gradualism
24. American Colonization Society (ACS)
25. Abolition
26. William Lloyd Garrison
27. Emancipation
28. Sojourner Truth
29. Manifest Destiny
30. Oregon Trail
31. Mormon Trail
32. Annexation
33. Empresario
34. Sam Houston
35. Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo











A. Enslaved men and women couldn’t own property, leave a slaveowner’s property without permission, own firearms, or testify in court against a white person
B. An unsuccessful slave uprising in Virginia
C. The movement of free blacks and former slaves to “back” to Africa; led to the U.S. establishing a colony in Liberia, West Africa
D. a former slave whose master’s daughter taught him to read; became an abolitionist and news paper editor (The North Star)
E. White abolitionist who worked with Frederick Douglass; founded the antislavery newspaper The Liberator
F. The U.S. government could issue notes that would serve as national currency and control state banks
G. To immediately end slavery
H. The act of freeing slaves
I. Taxes on imports that make foreign goods more expensive and domestic goods cheaper; makes people buy more domestic goods
J. Making something void; saying a law is not valid
K. Supported the creation of the Second Bank of the U.S. and said state banks couldn’t tax federal banks
L. Missouri was the only state in the Louisiana Territory that could have slaves; Maine separated from Massachusetts and entered the union (U.S.) as a free state
M. Built an engine based on a British model
N. Worked to make alcoholic beverages illegal
O. Taxes on imports that provide money for the federal government
P. A state leaves a country and declares the country no longer controls it
Q. Giving people government positions based on political loyalty and friendship
R. Slave who escaped to freedom and helped others do the same on the Underground Railroad; called Moses; spoke at the Seneca Falls Convention (women’s rights)
S. Gave the federal government the right to regulate interstate trade
T. 1800s religious movement that began in Kentucky; said all people could achieve salvation; Baptists and Methodists participated
U. Things were made in factories by machines instead of by hand at home; people moved to cities for factory work
V. President Andrew Jackson (illegally) kicked all Native American tribes out of the southeastern U.S.; led to the Trail of Tears
W. Went from the Potomac River in Cumberland, Maryland, to Wheeling Virginia on the Ohio River
X. Mexico gave to the U.S. land that now comprises California, Utah, Nevada, and parts of New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, and Wyoming
Y. Developed the steam boat, which went 150 miles up the Hudson River on its first trip
Z. Agents or contractors who began getting Spanish land in Texas
AA. Began in Illinois and ended in Utah; traveled by persecuted people who wanted religious freedom
BB. Owned large tracts of land in the South
CC. Began in Independence, Missouri, and ended in Portland; traveled by Christian missionaries
DD. The idea that slavery had to be ended slowly and not all at once
EE. To take over part of a territory
FF. Spain gave all of Florida to the U.S.; the Louisiana Purchase’s western border was along the Sabine and Red Rivers
GG. The idea that God intended for the U.S. to stretch from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean
HH. The majority of the Southern white population, they usually had no more than four slaves
II. Beat Mexico’s army led by Santa Anna and became the first president of the Republic of Texas