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Chapter 12-13 Study Guide

front 1

Trail of Tears:

Who?

back 1

The Cherokees

front 2

Trail of Tears:

What?

back 2

This harsh, long journey the Cherokees took to move from their homeland to Indian Territory

front 3

Trail of Tears:

Where?

back 3

Northwest Georgia to Indian Territory

front 4

Trail of Tears:

Why?

back 4

They were kicked out of their homes by Scott’s troops

front 5

Which Indian nations were forced west of the Mississippi by the Indian Removal Act?

back 5

Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, and Seminole

front 6

Nullification

back 6

To reject federal law

front 7

Secession

back 7

to leave a union

front 8

What is the role nullification played in South Carolina’s nearly breaking away from the US?

back 8

Before South Carolina almost seceded from the union, they nullified the tariff acts of 1828 and 1832 and voted to build its own army.

front 9

What is the role secession played in South Carolina’s nearly breaking away from the US?

back 9

South Carolinian leaders threatened to secede from the America if the federal government started to collect tariffs

front 10

What are some causes of the Texas war for independence from Mexico?

back 10

  • Tensions rose between the tejanos and texans when more and more americans came to Texas
  • They found each other hard to work with
  • The Texans had to follow certain rules they didn’t like

front 11

What are some effects of the Texas war for independence from Mexico?

back 11

  • Texas won their independence
  • Texas wanted to join back to the US but they declined

front 12

What are some key events in the Texas vs Mexico war?

back 12

  • Santa Anna jailed Austin
  • Battle of the Alamo
  • Battle of San Jacinto
  • Santa Anna was forced to sign a treaty (of Velasco) giving Texas its freedom.

front 13

Manifest Destiny

back 13

It said that expansion is bad but it will probably happen (even if they have to push Mexicans and Native Americans out of the way)

front 14

How did manifest destiny shape out country and history from the American Indians perspective?

back 14

It helped land expansion and it forced the Native Americans off our land. They thought it was being used to violate their rights

front 15

What were causes of the conflict between America and Mexico?

back 15

  • No one knew the correct boundaries
  • They eventually met each other and realized one of them was in the wrong territory so they had to figure out what the real boundary was
  • US and Mexican army units met in disputed territory and began shooting. A few Americans died.

front 16

What did America gain and Mexico lose?

back 16

  • New Mexico, California, Utah, Nevada, Arizona, a part of Colorado, small part of Wyoming