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History 225 with Guerrier at James Madison University
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By: stacey nisenson
Textbook:
Historical Viewpoints: Notable Articles from American Heritage, Volume 1 (9th Edition)
Historical Viewpoints: Notable Articles from American Heritage, Volume II (9th Edition)
These United States: The Questions of Our Past, Concise Edition, Volume 2 (4th Edition)
Created: 2010-04-04
Size: 58 flashcards
Views: 26
Textbook:
Historical Viewpoints: Notable Articles from American Heritage, Volume 1 (9th Edition)
Historical Viewpoints: Notable Articles from American Heritage, Volume II (9th Edition)
These United States: The Questions of Our Past, Concise Edition, Volume 2 (4th Edition)Created: 2010-04-04
Size: 58 flashcards
Views: 26
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Webster-ashburton treaty
would keep about 4.5 million acres of the 7.7 million in dispute along the Canadian American boundary the province of new Brunswick would get the rest, agreed to join Britain in supporting a naval squadron stationed off the African coast to capture slave shops to bring Africans to America
Texas
entered into the union as a slave state in December 1845
James Polk
won the election because james Birney drew enough antislavery voters from clay to give Polk new York and win a paper thin majority
Manifest destiny
justify policies based on selfish national interest, superiority of American civilization
50-40 or fight
refers to a particular line of latitude which defined the northern-most extent of the Oregon Country, a territory which was disputed and claimed jointly by both the United States and Great Britain
Oregon treaty of 1846
This agreement set the boundary between the United States and Canada at the 49th parallel west of the Rocky Mountains, veering around Vancouver Island and then proceeding through the Strait of San Juan de Fuca.
Stephen Austin
established the first American colony on the banks of the Brazos river
Santa Anna
marched north with an army to punish the Texans and confiscate their arms
William Travis
prepared to challenge Santa ana at the Alamo
Sam Houston
commander in chief of the Texas army created a constitution that recognized slavery and granted each citizen a square league of land
Battle of san Jacinto
Houston?s troops attacked the Mexicans and defeated them
Monterey
in California 1776
40 or fight
refers to a particular line of latitude which defined the northern-most extent of the Oregon Country, a territory which was disputed and claimed jointly by both the United States and Great Britain
Manifest Destiny
justify policies based on selfish national interest, superiority of
American civilization
Treaty of Guadeloupe hidalgo
gave the us the provinces of California and new Mexico and confirmed the rio Grande as the southwestern boundary of Texas
Gadsden purchase
to build a single transcontinental railroad to link the east with the west
Wilmont proviso
never approved by both houses of congress, never approved, serve to politicize slavery
Lewis cass
created popular sovereignty: people that live in the territory decide for themselves, regulate their own internal concern
Popular sovereignty
deny the power of congress to interfere with slavery in the states
William Lloyd garrison
best known abolitionist
Free soil
exclusion of slavery from territories, south can keep there slaves, no expansion of slavery
Free soil party
1848 one issue, nominate martin van buren and supporter Freemont proviso
Stephen Douglas
senator, the measure will pass
Compromise of 1850
1) California gets to enter the union as a free state, end the balance between free slave states 2) Texas and new Mexico act: make new Mexico an organized territory government, set border of new Mexico and Texas 3) Utah act: Utah territory which includes Nevada and Utah 4) given authority over all rightful subjects of legislation
Utah act
Utah territory which includes Nevada and Utah 4) given authority over all rightful subjects of legislation
Fugitive slave act of 1850
deprived suspected runaway slaves of virtually every right normally granted in American jurisprudence to those accused of violating the law
Underground railroad
guide slaves to freedom, getting small numbers of people out of the south into Canada
Harriet beecher stowe
published uncle toms cabin : story of the brutality of slavery that will become a best seller, portray slaves as sympathetic characters
Kansas Nebraska act
may of 1854 divided the democrats and destroyed wig party restated the territories of Kansas and Nebraska, opened new lands, repealed the Missouri Compromise of 1820 and allowed settlers in those territories to determine if they would allow slavery within their boundaries
Texas and new Mexico act
make new Mexico an organized territory government, set border of new
Mexico and Texas
John brown
led a raid on Pottawatomie creek attack settlement in rage attack browns settle Osawatomie
Charles Sumner
gave a speech denouncing actions of pro slavers in Kansas, Preston books will walk onto summers desk and beat Sumner to death
Butler
will resign and win
Lecompton constitution
make Kansas a slave state
Lincoln Douglas debates
Douglas won reelection
Robert e lee
lieutenant cournel and jeb Stuart they reinforce militia company and jeb Stuart recaptures arsenal
John Breckenridge
of Kentucky for president for southern democrats
Constitutional union party
nominate john bell
Confederate states of America
elected Jefferson Davis and Alexander Stevens will be vice president, frame of government like the old constitution
Fort Moultrie
near Charleston, facing commands by south carolinanians to surrender, Anderson will move his men to fort Sumter
Star of the west
entered Charleston harbor and apported fort Sumter it was brining in food and medical stuff, sc opens fire and drives it off which are the first shots of the civil war
John Crittenden
senator of Kentucky propose an agreement
Peace conference
meet in Delaware , reestablish the Missouri compromise and fails
Beauregard
surrender at fort Sumter
Writ of habeas corpus
if you get arrested a judge can demand that the arresting officers that the person can be presented,
Pea ridge
over the border of Missouri victory of march of 1862 efforts to secure Missouri
Jonathon Jackson
there stands Jackson like a stonewall but holds down and allows time for reinforcement
Joe Johnston
bring confederate reinforcements by rail from the west
Anaconda plan
that Scott came up with for long turn war
Army of Potomac
putting pressure at Richmond and defending Washington
Merrimack
destroyed us navy ships blocking Norfolk area
Monitor: union
march 8 th Virginia emerged sinking
Monitor
union march 8 th Virginia emerged sinking
Fortress Monroe
union forces hang on to it 1862 navy will extend its bases down the Carolina coast
David Farragut
force his way up to Mississippi and capture new Orleans and takes Memphis
Albert Sidney Johnston
had about 40 thousand guys
Ulysses s grant
will move toward fort Henry on Cumberland river then taking fort donelson victories opened water route to Nashville
William Sherman
rally troops at Pittsburg landing and yanks were battered by this
About this deck
By: stacey nisenson
Textbook:
Historical Viewpoints: Notable Articles from American Heritage, Volume 1 (9th Edition)
Historical Viewpoints: Notable Articles from American Heritage, Volume II (9th Edition)
These United States: The Questions of Our Past, Concise Edition, Volume 2 (4th Edition)
Created: 2010-04-04
Size: 58 flashcards
Views: 26
Textbook:
Historical Viewpoints: Notable Articles from American Heritage, Volume 1 (9th Edition)
Historical Viewpoints: Notable Articles from American Heritage, Volume II (9th Edition)
These United States: The Questions of Our Past, Concise Edition, Volume 2 (4th Edition)Created: 2010-04-04
Size: 58 flashcards
Views: 26
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