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| Popular sovereignty in U.S. territories |
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| Great Britian's view on the Civil War |
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| biggest threat during civil war to union (Brititan supported the confederacy |
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| End of congressional Reconstruction |
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Lincoln killed
radical repebulicans and democratcs parties come to agreement |
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| Difference between North and South in 1859s |
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| South had less European immigrants |
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| Objectives of Black Codes |
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| to limit opprtunites offered to blacks (laws passed in south to keep freem down) |
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| Cause of slave labor increase during the antebellum era |
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| they are naturally reproducing (cotton became a crash crop) |
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| main statement of Dred Scott decisions : African Americans are not citizens therefore no rights |
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| Mexico's policy towards Texas in 1820s and 1830s |
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| encouraged American settlement in Texas in the 1820s and early 1830s. |
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| Groups opposed to Mainfest Destiny |
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| members of the whig party |
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| Stephen Douglas's popular sovereignty |
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| Debates over the Compromise of 1850 |
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fugitive slave law
end slave trade
admitting Cali in union as free state
future of slaverly in the mexican cessions |
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| Causes of the decline of the Whig Party |
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| know-nothing party slip from there (one of the reasons the whig party collapsed is because in the election of 1856 they had no opinions on slavery, which was a very important topic in the election.) |
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| Divided Democractic Party in late 1850s |
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| fighting in kansas(the compromise of 1850) |
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| North’s displeasure with the Dred Scott decision |
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re-opened issue of slaverly north of the act increased tenison
36'30 line |
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| 16.Lincoln Douglas debates |
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lincoln becomes national figure
increases public awarness of slaverly as moral issue
douglass is re-elected
douglass attempted to reconcile populat soverightny w dred scott decision |
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17.John Brown’s attack on Harper’s Ferry
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| to start a slave rebellion in virginia |
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| 18.Republican platform in 1860 |
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| slaverly should not be allowed to expand |
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| 19.Reasons of Lincoln’s victory in 1860 |
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| 20.North advantages in Civil War |
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superior navy
better railroad
unified political party ablle to support war
greater capacity to buil wapons |
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| 21.Union strategy in the Civil War |
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naval blockade of south
capture richmond
caputure missisopppi river
keep border states in union |
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| 22.Successes of Confederate government during Civil War |
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| were avke ti defeat union in multiple battles |
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| 23.Lincoln’s reluctance to emancipate the slave during the first year of the Civil War |
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| 24.Immediate effects of the Emancipation Proclamation |
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maker north goal to get rid of slaverly w
war of slaverly |
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| 25.Enacted a stringent fugitive slave law |
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| 26.Economic impact of Civil War on the North and South |
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| more women start working public jobs north creates national banking system wide spread destruction of prop huge infaltion of the south |
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| 27.Reason for emergence of republican party in 1850s |
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| created as party oppose to spread of slaverly |
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| 28.Reasons the South lost the Civil War |
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north naval blockade caused shortages
sherman's march through georgia
grant war of attribution (went down in number) confederacy fails to get outside help |
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| 29.Webster-Ashburton Treaty |
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| 30.Objectives of Lincoln’s Reconstruction plan |
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| bring conderacy sttates back in unison as quick as possible |
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| 31.Helped establish a stable workforce in the South after the Civil War |
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| black codes( in order to keep these free slaves on the plantations ) |
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created tp help the freeman adujut into society
gives them all 40 acres 8 mile provided
provided food shelter and medical help for victims of war
resettled freedmen in confiscated land created school and literacy |
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| 33.Congressional Reconstruction for African Americans |
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| 34.Reason for Johnson’s impeachment |
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| he broke a law by firing a memeber of cabinet |
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| 35.Main reason Republicans won election of 1868 |
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| because a whole new group of people able to vote (African amerians) |
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| 36.Accomplishments of reconstruction governments |
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first they created states
supported education for whites and black
created state institituitons to care for sick and handicap
build roads bridges harbora( a lot of constructionction)
forced southernen states to adopt liberal state constitution |
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replaced slaverly
trapped free men on plantations and farms |
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| people in south who supporters of states rights and white supremacy |
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| 39.The reason Southern states made it increasingly difficult for masters to free their slaves in 1831 |
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| nat turner's rebellion(im not sure about this answer) |
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| 40.Opponents to annexing Texas |
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| 41.Fifty-four Forty or Fight |
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| 42.Consequences of Mexican War |
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| 43.Issues of election of 1844 |
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| 45.Conflicts between Mexico’s government and settlers in Texas |
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| 46.Focus of Polk’s platform in 1844 |
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| 47.Held that slaves were private property even in free territory |
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| 48.Civil Rights Act of 1866 |
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| 49.Forty acres and a mule |
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| plan to take fredman small farmers |
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| 50.Stephen Douglas and Compromise of 1850 |
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| 51.Supreme Court civil rights decisions in post-bellum era |
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| supreme court establishes legally of segregation |
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| 52.Results of Uncle Tom’s Cabin |
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| brought evils of slavery home to northerners harriet beacher stowe |
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| 53.radical republican leaders |
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charles summer
thadeus stevens |
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| 54.Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo |
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| 55.Results of Mexican-American war |
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| 56.Reconstruction Legislation |
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tenure of office act
vicil right act 1866
first reconstruction act of 1866 |
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| 57.Organization that helped promote economic rights of former slaves |
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| 58.African Americans fighting in the Civil War |
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| fough in segregated regiments |
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| 59.Slave states that remained in the Union |
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border states:missour
kentucky
delware |
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| 60.How did slaves demonstrate resistance |
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working slowly
breaking tools
parrive |
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| 61.Lincoln’s Ten Percent Plan |
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| resturation of loyal govs of conferacy that were now under union control |
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| 62.Johnson’s Reconstruction Plan |
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recommened they allow blacks to vote
all states must ratify 15th amendment
reounce succesion
reprutiate debt |
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| 63.Successes of Congressional Reconstruction |
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| do not arrest confederate leaders?????? |
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| 64.Tenure of Office Act effects |
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| president can't fire members of abintet until certain time |
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| 65.Basis of Manifest Destiny |
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racial superitoity
god's wilol to take over land
the more land we take the more land is free |
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| 66.New England Confederation |
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| provide defense against indians settle boundaries of colonies |
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| 67.Establishment of Harvard College |
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| 71.Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions |
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| 72.Alexander Hamilton’s Financial plan |
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| 73.Reason Jefferson purchased Louisiana |
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| 76.Seneca Falls Conference |
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| 78.Resistance to Civil Government by Thoreau |
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| 79.Clay’s American System |
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| 80.Nullification Controversy |
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