A House Divided Part 1 Flashcards

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Who are the Pharisees?

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A Jewish religious group.

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What is Nationalism?

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An idea that Lincoln proposed where he called all of the United States a single country.

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Why didn’t some people like Nationalism?

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They didn’t like that idea because most saw all states as their own nations that just collaborate.

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What is Atheism?

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The belief that there is no higher being above humans and that the state is the highest power.

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What is Pluralism?

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The belief that all religions are true and they are tied together by the state.

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What did Henry Adams say about America?

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He stated that America’s previous religious state will never be back.

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What is the Missouri Compromise?

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A proposition that would make Missouri a slave state and any state above the 36th Parallel would be a free state.

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What is a Protective Tariff?

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A high tax that is put onto foreign items to get people to buy the same thing that is locally made.

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What is the Problem with Tariffs?

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In retaliation to getting a tariff put on their merchandise, many countries will place a tariff back.

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Who are Yeomans?

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Farmers who used few slaves and generally didn’t have more than 200 acres.

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Who are the Planters?

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Farmers who used many slaves and commonly had up to 1000 acres of land.

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How did the Southern States see the Government?

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They saw the government as a force that only punished crimes.

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How was the South compared to other areas?

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The South was much more inward and was more of a Homebody Culture.

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How did the Southerns generally live?

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They followed family traditions religiously.

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How does the Bible see Slavery?

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It saw it as evil.

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What mentality led to the growth of Slavery?

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Some people thought that just because someone was foreign, that they can be enslaved.

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How did Slavery start in the United States?

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Many foreigners traveled here but didn’t have enough money for the trip, so they were indentured and were eventually enslaved.

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Why did the Controversy on Slavery start?

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The controversy started because the Northern states gave up slavery but a lot of Southern states kept it.

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What was bizarre about Southern Slavery?

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The Southerners actually made slaves part of their families and taught them.

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What is Abolition?

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The removal of slavery.

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What is the Nat Turner Rebellion?

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Nat Turner is a slave who helped other slaves escape and killed people.

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What was different in Abolition between the North and the South United States?

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The North wanted a decisive end for slavery and the South started to see that slavery was bad but they took the release of slaves VERY slowly.

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Who are the Radical Abolitionists?

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Abolitionists who turned to violent and radical means of trying to end slavery.

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Who was William Lloyd Garrison?

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A Radical Abolitionist who stated that the Constitution should be burned because it allows slavery,

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Who was Senator Charles Sunmer?

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Another Radical Abolitionist who commonly accused slave-owners of abuse and sexual harassment towards slaves.

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What is Secession?

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The leaving of the Articles of Confederation and leaving the Constitution.

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Why did Secession become an issue?

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Some states wanted to leave the United States because of some laws they didn’t like but they weren’t allowed.

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What happened in 1844?

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Massachusetts wanted to leave the United States because they didn’t want Texas to become a state.

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What happened in 1852?

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The Fugitive Slave Act was passed which made any escaped slaves hunted down and returned to their owner.

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What happened in 1860?

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Vermont and New York both considered secession.