APUSH FINAL STUDY GUIDE PT 4 Flashcards
Civil War and Reconstruction (29 cards)
Antietam & Gettysburg
Major battles that turned the tide of the war in favor of the union
Popular soverignty
the idea that people in a territory should decide the issue of slavery
Bleeding Kansas
A period of violence between pro-slavery and anti-slavery
Republican Party
Fromed to oppose slavery in western territories
Presidents of 1850’s
Pierce and Buchanan
Share Cropping
a syste of labor where landless farmers worked on land owned by others in extange for a share of the crop
Dred Scott
A supreme court decision that declared black people could not be citizens
lincolns upbringing
humble beginnings in rual india and illinois
treaty of guadalupe hidaldo
ended mex-amer war, ceading to us
lincoln on mex-amer war
criticized it as a war of agression driven by southern expansionists
manifest destiny
belief that the us was destined to expands across north america
James K Polk
president during the Mex-Amer war
Election of 1860
lincoln victory triggered southern states to secede
battles in texas independence
the alamo and san jacinto
lincoln and presidential powers
expanded presidential power during the civil war, including suspending habeas corpus an dissuing the emancipation proclamation
acts passed during the civil war(4)
the homstead act,
the morrill land-grant, college act, the pacific railway act
Ulysses s grant
union genral and later us president
gettysburg adress
lincoln speech
compromise of 1877
ended reconstuction, resulting in withdrawal of federal troops from the South and the election of Rutherford B. Hayes
Scalawags: White Southerners who supported Reconstruction
Scalawags
White Southerners who supported Reconstruction.
Scandals During Grant’s Administration
Credit Mobilier and Whiskey Ring
Andrew Johnson and Impeachment
Impeached by the House of Representatives for violating the Tenure of Office Act
Jefferson and Democratic-Republicans
Advocated for states’ rights, limited government, and agrarianism.
George Washington and the French Revolution
Declined to intervene in the conflict, setting a precedent for US neutrality.41