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Trail of tears, after Jackson's term
During Van Buren's presidency |
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Pamphlet written by Calhoun during nullification crisis
Written anonymously, supporting nullification against Jackson |
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Jackson put his supporters in office and fired the old ones
Rotation in Office |
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Jackson's bros who he met with in the kitchen to discuss stuff
Instead of his real cabinet |
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2nd National Bank head
Tried to get Jackson to renew the charter and he didn't |
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Jackson told Indians to all go west of the Mississippi River |
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Mexican General and President
Captured by Houston and forced to grant Texicans independence |
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President who annexed Texas |
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Border with Canada
Split between American and British parts of Oregon territory |
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Mexican War hero
President - Won thanks to Van Buren splitting Cass's vote
Said he'd veto Compromise of 1850, then he died
And Filmore passed it |
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Took California on his own
Negotiated with Kearny and became governer |
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America wanted to get all of the Oregon Territory
and said they'd fight if England didn't leave
Eventually they compromised though |
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Clay gave J Q Adams his votes
Jackson complained when Adams won |
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Caused nullification
Big taxes passed by Jackson |
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J Q Adams' Party
Tried to tax everyone to fund everything
People didn't like it and it ended the era of good feeling |
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Jackson was like a King with all his power
Sent the Navy against SC
Sent Indians out of America |
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Spoils system
Kicking out old people to bring in new ones
supposed to prevent corruption in office |
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Led first American settlers into Texas |
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San Antonio Battle
Gave Texian army courage even though they were losing
Led to their capturing of Santa Anna and victory |
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Last battle of Mexican war
Houston captured Santa Anna and forced him to give up Texas |
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Said slavery shouldn't be allowed in new territory
wasn't passed.
Made people question if Congress had the right to stop slavery |
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Expansionist president
Said American Blood was spilled on American soil to convince people to fight for Texas
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Buy California from Mexico for $25 million |
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General sent to take California
Fremont had already taken command and he negotiated with Kearney
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General who took Mexico City
Old Fuss and Feathers
Ran for president
Wrote Anaconda Plan |
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Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo |
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US occupied Mexico city and made Mexico sign it
Said US gets California
US gets Texas disputed territory
US gets Mexican Cession (New Mexico)
Mexico gets $15 million |
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Established judicial review |
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Missouri compromise line
slavery was allowed south of it and not allowed north of it
Many US state borders are on it |
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Part of compromise of 1850
Said the north had to help return runaway slaves to the south |
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1854 - Said both territories would join the union and be ruled by popular sovereignty
Passed to allow the possibility of a transcontinental railroad in the north
The railway had to run through settled territory (Nebraska)
Because it insisted on buying the land that it was on |
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Secession and Confederacy |
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South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas
They left the union and formed the Confederacy
President Jefferson Davis |
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Came up with popular sovereignty
Ran for president in 1860 |
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Pro-slavers were mad their first Constitution got denied by Congress, so they burnt Lawrence which was an abolitionist town
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Pro-slavery constitution passed in Kansas
Congress rejected it
The polling places in Anti-slavery towns had been closed early |
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Made fun of the south in the Senate, also made fun of Andrew Butler
Butler's nephew Preston Brooks walked over to the Senate from the House and beat Sumner with his cane |
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Crazy Kansas abolitionist
John Brown went to Pottawatomie and killed 5 farmers
He also went to Missouri and killed 15 pro-slavery farmers in Mairs Descygne Massacre
Later he went to Virginia and organized a slave revolt
They took over the federal arsenal at Harper's Ferry
The Marine Corps came and killed most of them and hanged him |
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John Brown's slave revolt in Virginia
They took the federal arsenal, the Marines showed up and killed them |
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Secession of South Carolina |
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Nullification Crisis
Calhoun left his VP spot to go nullify the tariffs
They were about to secede when Henry Clay proposed a compromise
Set the stage for future secessions and stuff like that |
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Douglas made it
Said states would get to vote for or against slavery |
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abolitionist democrat party
1848 and 1852 elections
They nominated Van Buren in 1848, who took 10% of the popular vote away from Cass and possibly made him lose to Taylor |
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Free-soil: Van Buren
Democrat: Louis Cass
Whig: Zachary Taylor
Van Buren was a third party and took votes from Cass
Taylor won, he was a southern democrat who liked slavery |
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Great Compromiser
Compromise of 1850 |
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Supported Compromise of 1850 including fugitive slave law despite being a northerner
That made the abolitionists all hate him |
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Uncle Tom's Cabin sparked debate and turned it into a North vs South vote
Franklin Pierce - South Democrat, pro-slavery
Winfield Scott - Northern Whig, abolitionist
Pierce won, the popular vote was close but the electoral vote wasn't close at all |
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Repeal of Missouri Compromise |
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Pierce repealed it with the Kansas-Nebraska Act and replaced it with popular sovereignty
The Dred Scott case eventually said the Missouri compromise was unconstitutional anyways because Congress can't prohibit slavery |
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Harriet Beacher Stowe
About the life of a slave
Made everyone realize that slavery was an issue
Eventually helped lead to Civil War |
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Kansas war ground over slavery on Missouri border
Kansas was ruled by popular sovereignty
A bunch of Missouri pro-slavers moved in, and a bunch of north abolitionists came to try and vote for it to be a free state
They fought a lot |
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Brought about by California's statehood
Said California would join as a free state
the Mexican cession would have popular sovereinty
Slavery would exist in DC but not slave trade
Fugitive-slave act
Texas gives up land north of 36o30' in exchange for $10 million |
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Lincoln's VP who became President
Impeached and almost kicked out for kicking out a cabinet member
Congress wanted him out because they wanted to punish the south and he wanted to be nice |
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Wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin
Killed 618,000 people in the Civil War |
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John Brown killed 5 pro-slave farmers in Kansas
In reaction to sacking of Lawrence
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Pro-slavery president from 1856-60 |
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Beat up Charles Sumner with a cane for making fun of the south and his Uncle in the Senate |
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Buchannan vs Fremont
Whig party was gone
Republican party (Fremont's) was created to oppose the Kansas-Nebraska act
Buchannan won |
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They were running for Senate but both planning on running for president
So they didn't want to look like they were anti-slavery even though they were
Douglas said his Freeport Doctrine which said popular vote should overrule a Supreme Court decision
Lincoln gave the House Divided speech saying the nation can't stay split in half |
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Freed the slaves for real this time |
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The good general for the North after the crappy ones left
He took the Mississippi river by winning Vicksburg
He eventually became a president |
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Union fort in the south when they seceded
in Charleston Harbor
Major Anderson led it
Southerners blockaded it, Lincoln said he'd resupply them but not reinforce them
He made the South attack first to start the Civil war |
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1860 election
Souther Democrat nominee
The Democratic nomination vote was split in 3 and Lincoln won because he was the Republican nominee |
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The Democratic party nomination was split 3 ways
Southern Democrat - Breckinridge
Northern Democrat - Stephen Douglas
Constitutional Union Party - John Bell (democrats who wanted to appeal to both north and south)
Republican nominee vote was split 5 ways
Lincoln told all 5 to support him and he'd put them in his cabinet
They did and he did and it was a great day |
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Jackson's Second VP
President after Jackson
Dealt with Panic of 1837
He was okay but he didn't get reelected |
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Secret network to free slaves
Yeah |
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Jackson's First VP
Wanted nullification, left office to go do it in South Carolina |
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Taylor's VP
President 1850-52 when Taylor died
Passed Compromise of 1850 when Taylor said he wouldn't
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Repealed Missouri Compromise with the Kansas-Nebraska act
Pro-slavery northern democrat
Made Gadsden purchase happen
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Went to Mexico to make Gadsden Purchase
Bought it for $10 million
Wanted to build a transcontinental railroad in the south and that was the best place for it to go through |
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Birth of Republican party |
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Made in 1856 to oppose the Kansas-Nebraska act
Fremont was their first nominee |
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Jackson passed big tarriffs that hurt the south
Calhoun was against him and published Exposition and Protest about nullification
He left office and went to SC, they nullified the tariffs
They talked about seceding and Jackson talked about sending the navy against them
Clay made a compromise to lower the tariff if SC would un-nullify it
It set the tone for their later secession and the start of the Civil War |
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