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| U.S. would inevitably expand westward to the Pacific Ocean and into Mexico Territory |
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| The residents of the territory have control over either their state is a free or slave state |
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| The ending of legal slavery |
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| Withdrawal formally from a federal union or alliance |
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The slogan 54-40 or Fight referred to: |
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| The boundary dispute between the U.S. and Britain |
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| Why were people from around the world moving to California? |
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| Revivalism and the Unitarian Movement in the Early 19th century was an important feature of what religious reform |
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| The Second Great Awakening |
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| Emotional religious meetings, that had impassioned preaching |
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| This religious reform movement focused on reason and the appeals to conscience as paths to perfection |
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This individual published his own paper, The Liberator......
What was his message? |
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William Lloyd Garrison
His message was for IMMEDIATE freeing of slaves |
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This individual was taught to read and write by the wife of one of his owners
What two things did he do to spread his experiences and ideas about slavery |
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Frederick Douglas
1. Lectured
2. Began own antislavery newspaper, The North Star
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| This meeting was held by Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton for women's rights |
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| Henry Clay created his to settle disagreements between free and slave states |
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This woman help slaves escape to freedom in the north using......
Identifty the woman and her claim to fame |
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Harriet Tubman
Underground railroad |
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This book delivered the message that slavery was not just a political conflict but also a moral struggle.
What was the North and South's reaction? |
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Uncle Tom's Cabin
North: increase protests against the Fugitive Slave Acts
South:felt it was an attack on the South |
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| The law in 1854 established Kansas and Nebraska as territories and allowed the residents the right to decide whether to allow slavery |
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| "Bleeding Kansas" refers to: |
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| The territory were Proslavery and antislavery forces battled |
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| This political party opposed the extension of slavery into the territories |
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This political party was formed in 1858. Individuals in this party has differences. However, they were united about??
Name the political party and what united them |
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Republican Party
Opposition to slavery |
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| List 3 advantages the Union army had: |
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· More manpower
· Greater food production
· Railroad
· Political support—Lincoln
· Factories
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| List 3 advantages the Confederacy had: |
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· $$$ from cotton
· 1st rate generals
· Home field advantage
· Motivated soldiers
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This Union army strategy was called:
1. Block Southern ports
2. Union riverboats and armies would travel down the Mississippi River, split the Confederacy in 2
3. Capture the Confederate capital at Richmond, Virginia
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| This was the first battle of the Civil War, where the first shots were fired. |
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What battle during the Civil War had inexperienced soldiers and brutal warfare?
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| This battle made the North and the South realized they needed strategies to win such as: trenches, forts, and scouts. |
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Considered the turning point in the war.
Begun over a lack of shoes for soldiers. |
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Speech given at the dedication of a national cemetery at the site of Battle of Gettysburg.
How did it change the people view of the U.S.
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The Gettysburg Address
People thought: not just a collection of individual states, but one SINGLE nation |
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Harpers Ferry:
Who What Where Why
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Who: John Brown
What: led a band of 18 men, black and white
Where: to Harpers Ferry
Why: to seize aresenal, distribute to slaves, start a slave uprising
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| There was a revolution in warfare. How did the Civil War affect it? |
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Creation of the rifle and the minie ball(bullet)
Ironclade ships |
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| This amendment stated, "Neither slavery nor involuntionary servitute, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States? |
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This law was to free all the slaves in all regions that were in rebellion against the Union.
It didn't really free anyone. |
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| Emancipation Proclamation |
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The time period following the Civil War was named this:
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The 1868 Amendment that made all persons born in the U.S.-including former slaves-citizens.
What were the terms for this amendment?
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14th
Equal protection under the law
No state could take away life, liberty or property without due process of the law |
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| This 1870 amendment prohibited the denial of voting rights to people because of thier race or color or because they had previously been a slave. |
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