CHP 4 Review Flashcards

(41 cards)

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Lincoln-Douglas Debates

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1858 election; on slavery and morals

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Popular Sovereignty

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people decide for themselves

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fugitive slave law

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no trial by jury, helping means fines+jail

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reconstruction

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reuniting north and south after civil war

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underground railroad

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help fugitive slaves, conductors, harriet tubman

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uncle tom’s cabin

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anti-slavery novel by harriet beecher stowe

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“bleeding kansas”

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border-war; anti vs pro slavery

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advantages of North

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large population, better transportation, more industry

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advantages of south

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better leadership, home-field, important crops

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war innovations

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weapons (accuracy, range, repetition, destructive capacity)

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Blacks in reconstruction

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black codes limited their rights even though they’re granted freedom

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anaconda plan

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blockade of southern ports to ‘starve them out’

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sharecropping

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farmer rents out some of crop

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tennant cropping

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farmers work someone elses land + pay rent; usually owned property

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15
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Carpetbaggers

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northerners move south to be in charge of state gov

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16
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scalawags

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southerners who agree w/new laws

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women

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ran plantations, work in factories, nurses, spies

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Raid on harpers ferry (attempted slave uprising)

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Jefferson Davis

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Confederate president

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abraham lincoln

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union president, wanted to conserve union

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george mclellan

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union general-chief

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Thomas ‘stonewall’ jackson

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confederate under general Lee; manassas, antietam, fredricksburg

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Robert E. Lee

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confederate general

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george pickett

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major general for confederate army

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WM Sherman
Sherman march, union general, practiced total war
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andrew johnson
vice prez to abe, became prez after assassination; racist
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james buchanan
prez before civil war, dred scott, indifference
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john calhoun
from south carolina, pro-slavery, secretary of war, vice prez
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13th amendment
end slavery
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14th amendment
citizenship to people born in US
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15th amendment
right for african americans to vote
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civil rights act
protect rights of african americans
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freedmans bureau act
established to aid newly freed slaves w/starting their lives
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Kansas-nebraska act
kansas/nebraska people decide if slavery will be allowed; repealed Missouri compromise of 1820
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compromise of 1850
california is free state, utah/new mexico allow slavery, fugitive slave law
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Henry clay
the great compromiser
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10% plan
gave former confederates amnesty, only 10% had to pledge loyalty to the union
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compromise of 1820 (missouri compromise)
missouri slave state/ maine free state
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Battle of Bull Run
first major battle of civil war, south won
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battle of gettysburg
turning pt, 3 days, most casualties
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Fort sumpter
where first shots of war were fired