Unit 5 and 6

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Textbook: Out of Many: A History of the American People (AP Edition)
Created: 2011-04-21
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Free-Soil Party

Adopted Wilmont Proviso

against westward espansion of slavery

Divorce Bill

Taking Federal governments money out of banking system

create seperate treasury

Trancendentalism

idea of self reliance

Ralph Waldo Emerson

Emerson

Wrote Selfe Reliance

Thoreau

founded trancendentalism

wrote Civil Disobediance

Civil Disobediance

written by Thoreau

if you dont think the law is right dont follow it

Nativism

we were here first

against immigration

Anti-Catholic Riots

riots against catholics in phil. and boston

Know-nothing Party

anit-foreign, anti-catholics, nativism

Samuel Slater

Dressed like a woman

father of the american industrial movement

Eli Whitney

cotton gin

gun parts

increased slavery

Wage slaves v bond slaves

Wage slaves North factories, textiles, etc

Bond slaves south plantations

Commonwealth v Hunt

massive Sup. Court case

begining of modern labor unions

Lowell System

young girls from Mass. taken from farms to work in factories

Cult of Domesticity

women stay at home

restricts women

Deism

god creates nature runs everything

Unitarianism

reason not religion

Perfectionism

idea that you could make a perfect society

camp meetings

spread religion

2nd great awakening

Joseph Smith/ Mormons

was the church of jeasus christ of the latter day saints became mormon led by smith

Horace Mann

education reformer

McGuffey's Reader

major teaching book, writing

Oberlin College

1st to admit blacks then women

Dorothea Dix

leader in reforming prisions, hospitals, and insane asylums

Grimke sisters

Southern sisters spoke out against slavery

womens rights

Temperance

no alcohol

social evils

10 nights in a barroom

propaganda about drinking

T.S Arthur

used by Temprence

Seneca Falls Convention

begining of modern femanism movement

Decliration of Sentiments

document out of Seneca Falls

all men and WOMEN created equal

Republican mother

Mother raises next generation of kids with ideas of rupublic

Brook Farm

Tried prefectionism

commune north of Boston

Oneida

utopian commune

free love

Shakers

shunned sexual relations

Minstrel shows/ darky tunes

african american music/ instruments

54.40 or fight

propaganda by James Polk

inspire expansion

Oregon split

Oregon Trail

westward expansion

way people got to Oregon

Mexican American War

despute over the boundries of Texas

led to border clash

John C. Fremont/pathfinder

declared California to be a free independent country

Treaty of Guadalupe-Hildalgo

ended Mexicn American war

US gained Mexican cession

Peculiar Institution

Slavery

Harriet Beecher stowe

Frederick Douglass/ The Narratives in the life of Frederick Douglass

tells of his life as a slave

Harriett Jacobs/ Incidents in the life of a slave girl

tells of her life as a slave girl

Sojourner Truth/Ain't i a woman

fighting for womens rights

Turner Rebellion

VA killed any talk of emancipation

Wilmot Proviso

No expansion of slavery into west Mex. cession

never passed

Popular sovereignty

The state has the right to choose

Compromise of 1850/ Fugitive Slave law

svaed union for 10 years began countdown to civil war

Daniel Webster/ 7th of March speech

abolitionists became mad because he became pro slavery and sold out north

Uncle Tom's Cabin

Harriett Beecher Stowe

antislavery propaganda

best seller

Commodore Perry

American Naval officer

forced Japanese to trade

broke isolationism in Japan

Ostend manifesto

about Cuba

Wanted Cuba as a slave state

was going to buy or take

Kansas Nebraska Act

Repealed Missouri Compromise

transcontinental RR

Popular sovereignty

stephen Douglas

New England emigrant aid society

provides guns and weapons to anti slavery people

Bleeding Kansas

small scale civil war in Kansas over slavery

Sumner-Brooks Clash

broke cane over sumner's head

foreshadows civil war

Dred Scott v Sanford

slave who was recruited by northerners to test slavery laws

Lincoln Douglas debates

Kansas nebraska act

westward expansion of slavery

popular sovereignty

Freeport Doctorine

lincoln and douglas

slavery national issue

John Brown

harper's ferry raids

Harper's Ferry Raids

John Brown

steals guns arms slaves

slave uprising

Presidential election of 1860

election of Lincoln

Crittenden Compromise

last effort to compromise before civil war

lincoln rejected it

Battle of Ft. Sumter

1st battle

blodless opening of civil war

CSS Alabama claims

warship given by the british

Battle of Bull Run/Manassas

1st bloody battle of war

reinforcements brought by railroad

Anaconda Plan

6point plan to win Civil war

Monitor v Merrimac or VA Ironclads

ironclads made all wooden vessels obsolute

Battle of Antietam/ Emancipation Proclimation

Leads to Lincoln's Emancipation Proclimation

Battle of Gettysburg/ Vicksberg

turning points of civil war

Atlanta Campagin/ Presidential election of 1864

Fall of Atlanta

leads to Lincoln reelection

New York draft riot

Irishmen

military raceism

Richmond Bread Riot

led by women angry over high cost of flour

Appomattox courthouse

Final battle of civil war

Freedman's Bureau

1st wellfare system in US history

to help newly freed people

Andrew Johnson's Impeachment/Tenure of Office Act

set up by republicans

Wade-Davis Bill/pocket veto

Lincoln pocket vetoed

1st instance

Redeemers

former confederates regain control of government

Scalawags

Southerners help carpet baggers

Carpetbaggers

Northernors who go to South

Jim Crow

Laws designed to restrict the rights of african americans

Tenant Farming/sharecropping

poor whites get part of someones land and they get to live there in exchange for working the land for the owner

About this deck

By: Becca Romesburg
Textbook: Out of Many: A History of the American People (AP Edition)
Created: 2011-04-21
Size: 82 flashcards
Views: 29

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