period 5 Flashcards

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1853 land purchase from Mexico for southern railroad expansion.

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Gadsden Purchase

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Radical abolitionist who led violent anti-slavery raids, including Harpers Ferry.

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John Brown

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1862 law funding the transcontinental railroad.

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Pacific Railway Act

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Expansionist president; oversaw Mexican-American War and Oregon acquisition.

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James K. Polk

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1854 law allowing popular sovereignty to decide slavery in territories.

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Kansas-Nebraska Act

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Confederate general; surrendered at Appomattox Court House.

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Robert E. Lee

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10th president; annexed Texas and clashed with Whigs.

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John Tyler

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Anti-immigrant and anti-Catholic political party.

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Know-Nothing Party

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Union campaign of total war through the South during the Civil War.

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Sherman’s March

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Belief in U.S. expansion across North America.

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Manifest Destiny

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Pro-slavery Kansas constitution rejected by Congress.

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Lecompton Constitution

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Union general; 18th president during Reconstruction.

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Ulysses S. Grant

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Land gained by the U.S. after the Mexican-American War.

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Mexican Cession

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1858 debates on slavery and sectionalism between Senate candidates.

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Lincoln-Douglas Debates

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Civil War siege that gave the Union control of the Mississippi River.

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Vicksburg

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1846–1848 war over Texas and territorial expansion.

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Mexican-American War

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Idea that territories vote to decide slavery.

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Popular Sovereignty

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Granted citizenship and equal protection under the law.

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14th Amendment

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Land divided between U.S. and Britain in 1846.

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Oregon Territory

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Anti slavery party formed in 1854.

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Republican Party

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Granted Black men the right to vote.

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15th Amendment

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U.S. attempt to buy Cuba from Spain, angering abolitionists.

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Ostend Manifesto

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Violent Senate attack over slavery tensions.

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Sumner-Brooks Incident

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Southern laws limiting African American rights post-Civil War.

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Black Codes

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Inventor of the telegraph and Morse code.
Samuel Morse
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Abolished slavery in the U.S.
13th Amendment
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Northerners who moved South during Reconstruction.
Carpetbaggers
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Ended Mexican-American War; ceded vast land to the U.S
Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo
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Union strategy to blockade the South and control the Mississippi.
Anaconda Plan
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Abolitionist senator beaten in Congress.
Charles Sumner
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Resolved U.S.-Canada border disputes in 1842.
Webster-Ashburton Treaty
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Site of Confederate surrender in 1865.
Appomattox Court House
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Ended Reconstruction; withdrew federal troops from the South.
Compromise of 1877
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Proposed ban on slavery in Mexican Cession lands.
Wilmot Proviso
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Southern states that seceded during the Civil War
Confederate States of America
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Radical Republican-led effort to reform the South post-war.
Congressional Reconstruction
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War hero and 12th president; died in office.
Zachary Taylor
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Allowed Union to seize Confederate property, including slaves.
Confiscation Acts
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Laws to combat the Ku Klux Klan during Reconstruction.
Force Acts
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Violent clashes over slavery in Kansas territory.
Bleeding Kansas
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Violent protests against Civil War drafts, particularly in New York City.
Draft Riots
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Agency to assist freed slaves with education and resources.
Freedmen’s Bureau
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Resolved sectional disputes; included stricter Fugitive Slave Law.
Compromise of 1850
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Lincoln’s re-election during the Civil War.
Election of 1864
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First Black U.S. senator.
Hiram Revels
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Failed attempt to avoid Civil War by protecting slavery
Crittenden Compromise
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Lincoln’s 1863 order freeing slaves in Confederate states.
Emancipation Proclamation
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White supremacist group opposing Reconstruction.
Ku Klux Klan
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Supreme Court case denying Black citizenship and rights
Dred Scott v. Sandford
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Union general criticized for cautious tactics.
George McClellan
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Economic depression during Reconstruction.
Panic of 1873
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Lincoln’s victory, sparking Southern secession.
Election of 1860
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Turning point Civil War battle; Union victory.
Gettysburg
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Lenient post-war plans under Johnson and Lincoln.
Presidential Reconstruction
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Opposed slavery’s expansion into new territories.
Free Soil Party
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Legal protection against unlawful imprisonment, suspended by Lincoln.
Habeas corpus
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Advocated for strict Reconstruction policies.
Radical Republicans
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Stephen Douglas’s stance on popular sovereignty over slavery.
Freeport Doctrine
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1862 law granting land to settlers in the West.
Homestead Act
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19th president; ended Reconstruction.
Rutherford B. Hayes
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Required the return of escaped slaves to their owners.
Fugitive Slave Law
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President of the Confederacy.
Jefferson Davis
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Democrat who lost the contested 1876 election.
Samuel J. Tilden
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John Brown’s failed attempt to start a slave rebellion.
Harpers Ferry
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Assassinated President Lincoln
John Wilkes Booth
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Southern whites who supported Reconstruction
Scalawags
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Author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin.
Harriet Beecher Stowe
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All-Black Civil War unit.
Massachusetts 54th Regiment
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Farming system trapping freedmen in debt
Sharecropping
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Senator known as the “Great Compromiser”
Henry Clay
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Civil War naval battle of ironclad ships.
Monitor v. Merrimac
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Law restricting presidential power; led to Johnson’s impeachment.
Tenure of Office Act
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15th president; failed to address secession
James Buchanan
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1862 law funding agricultural colleges
Morrill Land Grant Act
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Radical Reconstruction plan vetoed by Lincoln
Wade-Davis Bill
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Radical Reconstruction plan vetoed by Lincoln
Wade-Davis Bill