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| Emancipation Proclamation |
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| -freed slaves in states still in rebellion |
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| -where the south surrendered |
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| -April 14th, 1865 at Ford's theatre. Shot by John Booth |
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| 4 Plans for Reconstruction |
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| -Lincoln's Plan (too leniant), Radical Republican's Plan (no joining South), Wade-Davis Bill (too harsh, all states has to abolish slavery), Johnson's Plan (like Lincoln's) |
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| -fed and clothed war refugees, helped former slaves find work, educated African Americans |
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| -limited African American's rights |
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| -house votes to impeach, senate tries case, 2/3 votes needed to impeach |
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| -small mining with hands and pans |
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| -large scale mining with machines |
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| -used to bring cattle North to sell them |
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| -gives up to 160 acres for living there for 5 years |
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| -planting drought resistant crops |
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| -gave land to Natives that lived on a reservation so they could farm |
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| -pieces of governmant land |
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| -joining American culture |
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| Factors that Led to Industrialization |
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| -railroads, abundance of natural resources, population tripled |
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| -people do what they want and the government doesn't interfere |
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| -had 4 investors, hired workers from China |
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| -led by Grenville Dodge, built West from Omaha, Nebraska |
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| -united all craft workers and common laborers in an industry |
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| -formed by craft workers of specific skill |
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| -list of trouble makers passed onto other businesses once a worker was fired |
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| -workers were locked out and went without pay |
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| -making goods quicker and cheaper |
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| European Push and Pull Factors |
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-military service required, religious persecution, class system (push)
-jobs available, few immigration restrictions, democratic nation (pull) |
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| Asian Push and Pull Factors |
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-unemployment, famine, poverty (push)
-gold, needed railroad workers, California gold rush (pull) |
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| -where immigrants from Europe went |
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| -where Asian immigrants went |
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| -least expensive deck of ship |
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| -preference for natives, limits immigration |
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| -informal political group of people designed to gain and keep power |
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| -that people could rise in society no matter their background |
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| -jobs go to supporters of winning party |
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