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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 Who has a bad temper an loves to dual? | Andrew Jackson |
| What were Jacksons duals mostly about? | Rachel Robards |
| Wife that was outspoken and thought out side of the box? | Rachel Robards |
| Politician from Gerogia who was in a koma during the campaign. | Henry Crawford |
| Did the Jacksonian democracy dominate domestic policy or forein policy? | domestic |
| Who changed voter requirements? | Andrew Jackson |
| Why were the Whigs created? | To oppose Jackson |
| Who wanted a national bank, jackson or the whigs? | The whigs |
| What does "laissez-faire" stand for? | hands off |
| Who were the "5 civilized tribes"? | Creek, choctaw, chickasaw, seminole, cherokee |
| Which indian tribe had gold on its terririory? | Cherokee |
| Why does the cherokee Nation sue Georgia? | Because they belive GA has limited their civil lebertys. |
| Who is the cheif justice during the Cherokee Nation vs. Georgia case? | John Marshal |
| Who said " if you were born of color, native american or a slave you are not protected by the constitution?" | Roger Taney |
| What did the protective tarrif put a tax on? | exported goods |
| Did Jackson want a National bank? | no |
| What group thought that the government should pay for market items? | whigs |
| How many children died due to industrial accidents? | 700,000 |
| Who founded the first textile mill in Massatuces? | Francis Cabot |
| What were the 2 ways to hire a person? | Lowell system or Rhode Island(family) system |
| Who wrote a book stating that it is Americas destiny to expand? | John O' Sullivan |
| Name of policy that concentrated indians away from the trail pathways? | Concentration Policy |
| How many people did Stephen F. Austin lead into Texas territory? | 300 |
| How much could you buy an acre of land for in Mexico? | 12 and a half cents |
| How many slaves did a planter own? | 20 or more |
| How many slaves did a farmer own? | 20 or less |
| Law that said people were not allowed to own slaves and if they already owned them they have to be freed by the age of 14? | Colonization Law |
| Did Sam houston want to keep or remove the indians? | keep |
| Did Mirabeau Lamar want to keep or remove the indians? | remove |
| Term that comes from German philosophy. Belived people wre born good and choice always matters. Non-comformity. Listens to their intiutions/gut feeling and belives science cannot explain everything. Thinks change is necessary. | Transcendentalism |
| From Massatuces. During the Reform movement this person was the very first super indendent of schools. Wanted to train the teachers to the fullest and created a teachers college. Who is this person? | Horace Mann |
| This person took the teachers test at the age of 14 and passed it. Horace Mann hires her to write the state curriculium for math, reading, etc. Got tuberculosis and had to work at a prison. Built 6 mental hospitals in the US and was hired by Abraham Lincold to create an army of core nurses. Who is she? | Dorothea Dix |
| What movement lessed the use of alcohol sold to children? | Temperance Movement |
| Movement that delt with voting, divorce, custody over children. | Sufferage Movement |
| Women that got involved in the suffarage movement started out as what | Abolitionist |
| What did Elizabeth Cady Staton and Lucretia Mott want to abolish? | Slavery |
| What two people were sent to a slavery convention to talk about what politics could do. Their husbands could get in but they couldnt. re-wrote somthings in the DOI and created a new convention in called Seneca Falls in the US | Elizabeth Cady Staton and Lucretia Mott |
| Who had a newspaper called the liberator and was extreamly radical? | William L. Garrison |
| Who wants individuals to pursuade the politicians? | Frederick Douglas |
| How many copies did Uncle Toms Cabin sell within the first week? | 30,000 |
| Who created the Kansas-Nebraska Act and belived citizens of the states should decide on issues. Then owned slaves after his wifes father dies? | Stephen Douglas |
| What replaced the Missouri compromis? | Kansas-Nebraska Act |
| Ran away to conneticut at 16. Suffered from eye inflamatory disease. Had 20 kids. Kidnapped and be-headed 5 slave owners but was not prosecuted for it. Who is this person? | John Brown |
| Gave a speech called the Crime againts Kansas. | Senator Charels Sumner |
| Wanted to challange sumner to a dual for not apologizing for making his cousin, senator andrew butler, the target of his speech but Sumner refuses. Beat Sumner with his cane. | Senator Preston Brooks |
| Target of Senator Sumners speech | Senator Andrew Butler |
| What slave owner held his slave in free territory? | Dred Scott |
| Was never an abolitionist but was a strong unionist who wanted to keep the union together. | Lincoln |
| Controlled 80% of US military equipment | harpers ferry |
| His army of 18 people stole a lot of military equipment. Kidnapped the mayor..Put on trial and says that there are 6 republicans, the "secret 6'' who supported him and gave him supplies | John Brown |
| Commander of Fort Sumnter | Robert Anderson |
| How much did inflation raise by the end of the war? | 9,000% |
| Single bloodest war in America. 23,000 dead | Battle of Antietam |
| Where did the Battle of Antietam take place? | Maryland |
| Leader of the CSA military | Robert E. Lee |
| Leader of the USA military during the civil war | George McClellan |
| Great organizer who didnt want to embarrass the confederate army. Didnt want to send his army into fighting. | George McClellan |
| Detailed how many men the CSA had and other information. Found by a union member. | Order # 191 |
| Changes issue of the war to slavery | Emancipation Proclamation |
| Why did Lincoln fire McClellan? | Because he didn't capture Robert E. Lee |
| Photograper of an exhibit called the battle of antietam. | Mattew Brady |
| Plan for the union to blockade the confederacy all the way to New Mexico. | Anaconda Plan |
| Why was Lincoln opened to the idea of making war on the civilians? | So he could get supplies |
| Originally from Maine. Taught himself Greek and Latin. Became a professer. Helped edit Uncle Toms cavin. Abolitionist. Lied about going to France so he could sign up for the militarty. Became commander because he was the most educated. Nick named Lion of the round tops | Joshua L. Chamberlain |
| Who gave a 2 hour speech before Lincoln gave his 2 minute Gettysburg Address? | Edward Everett |
| Who is Lincons VP? | Andrew Johnson |
| What amendment made slavery illegal? | 13 |
| Where does the CSA surrender? | Wilber Mcleans House |
| What was the name of the play Lincoln was assaisinated at? | Our American Cousin |
| Who killed Lincoln? | John Wilkes Booth |
| Who were John Wilkes Booth sidekicks? | Louis Paine and George Atzerodt |
| John Booth asked this man to hold his horse while he went in to kill Lincoln. When to jail for 6 years even though he had nothing to do with it. | Ed Spangler |
| Friend of booth who helped him after he hurt his leg. Gets life in prison. | Dr. Samuel Mudd |
| what amendment made everyone citizens regardless of race? | the 14 amendment |
| what amendment gave African Americans the right to vote? | the 15 amendment |
| an act that promised free land to settlers on the western frontier. It promised ownership of a 160-acre tract of public land to a citizen or head of a family who had resided on and cultivated the land for five years after the initial claim. | Homestead act |
| a legal theory that a U.S. State has the right to nullify, or invalidate, any federal law that a state has deemed unconstitutional. | nullification |
| who wrote the north star | frederick douglas |
| the political struggle that developed over the issue of rechartering the Second Bank of the United States (BUS) during the Andrew Jackson administration (1829-1837). | the bank war |
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