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Cotton Gin
-Eli whiney
-1793 Revolutionzing the southern economy
-giving salvery a new life in south
Cotton kingdom
-refer to the antebellum South
-economy dependent on cotton
Nat Turner Revolt
- Slave uprising in Virginia in 1831
- Protest against slavery
- Harsh revision of slave codes
Old South
- Refers used to the south in the 3 decades before 1860
- When slave labor dominated the economy
- Also referred to as the "Antebellum" or pre-war
Peculiar Intitution
- Pre-war period 1830-60s
- Jstified slavery becuase it was unique to south
Harriet Tubman
-Former Slave
-Underground railroad
-300 slaves out of the south 2 freedom :):):):)::):):):)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Upper South
-Virginia , Maryland, North Carolina, And kentucky

- More diversified ec=nomies the lower south
- sold slaves "down the river" where cotton was booming
John Bell
-Senator of Tennessee
-Nominee of the new constituional Union party in 1860
-received some support from the border states in the election
Bleeding Kansas
- Contest b/w proslavery and antislavery settlers for contol for Kansas Territory
- provoked violence in 1855
-president pierces adm. failed implement pop sovereignty peacefully in "bleeding kansas"
John brecknridge
-President Buchanan vp
-nominated for president by the southern wing of the divided Democratic party in 1860
-supposted protection of slavery
-lost to Lincoln
John Brown
-radical abolitionist who violently attacked slavery
-led pottatomie massacre against proslavery settlers in kansas in 1856
-also led the harpers ferry raid in 1859
-arrested and became a martyr for the abolitionist cause
James Buchanan
-1854 coauthor of "ostend manifesto"
-won preidency as the nominee as the democratic party in 1856
-demo. party divied along north-south lines
-he was paralyzed by indecision during the secession crisi of 1860-1861
John C. Calhoun
-leader in congress
-represented south carolina n the senate
-secretary of war
-authored the doctrine of nullification that paved the way got the more radial doctrine of secession
Henry Clay
-Preminent leaders congress from the war of 1812 to the compromise of 1850
-fashining the missouri compromise
-espoused the "American system" for national econmic development
Compromise of 1850
-Congress's attempt to settle several outstanding issues involving slavery
-banded slave trade <3 but not slavery :( in DC
-admitted California as a free state
-applied pop. socereignty to mexican terriory
-settled the texas-new mexico boundry dispute
-more stringent fugitive slave law
Stephen A. Douglas
- Democratic sentor of Illinois
-Resulted in the Comp. of 1850
-Championed Pop. Sovereignty in the 1850s
-introduced the Kansas-Nabraska Bill in 1854
-Northern Demo. presidential candidate in 1860
Dred Scott Decision
-1857 Supreme Court ruled that blacks werent citizens and couldnt sue in Fed. Court
-made Missouri Comp. unconstitutional
-Threatened both the central plank of the rep party, free soild and the concept of pOp sovereignty
Freeport Doctrine
-Durring Licon-Duoglas debates i 1858 douglas declared that even in the face og the "dred Scott" deision the people of a territory could exclude slavery by not passing tge local ordnances
- Helped Douglas win reelection to the senate but hurt his bid for the democratic presidential nominaion in 1860
Republican Party
-organized in 1855 in response to the Kansas-Nebraska Act
-party of northern opponents of the territorial expansion of slavery
-adopted most of the Whigs
-party nominated John C. Fremont for president in 1856 and Lincoln for president 1860
William Seward
-New York senator
-appealed to "higher law" than the Constitution
-opposed the expansion of slavery
-helped found the Republican party in 1850's
-president Lincoln's secretary of state
squatter sovereignty
--thought of by Lewis Cass in 1848, he thought it would end the question of slavery in the territories
-called for organizing the territories without mention of slavery, leaving it to local settlers to determine whether they wanted slavery or not
Harriet Beecher Stowe
-wife and daughter of abolitionists
-wrote "Uncle Tom's Cabin", presented slaves as real people, sympathy for slaves, bestseller
Charles Sumner
-abolitionist seator from Massachusetts
- 1856 brutally beaten by proslavery congressman for his "Crime Against Kansas" speech
-after civil war was a leader of the Radical Republicans who demanded equal rights for freedom
Free-soil Party
-1848 antislavery Democrats joined w/ the abolitionist liberty party to make the free-soil party
-nominated Martin Van Buren for president
-opposed the expansion of slavery into territories
Fugitive Slave Law
-part of the compromise of 1850
-passed new fugitive slave law
-compel citizens to assist in the return of runaway slaves
Harpers Ferry Raid
-1859 John Brown and followers raided harpers ferry
-in virginia
- planned to arm local slaves,lead an armed rebellion, black republic
-brown was arrested, tired for treason, executed
-Martyr
Kansas-Nebraska Act
-1854 Senator Stephen A. Douglas of Illinois
-to organize the remianing Louisiana Purchase Territory, pop sovereingty
-outraged north
Know-Nothing Party
-American nativist, anti-immigrant, anti-catholic political party org in the early 1850s in reponse to the era's flood of catholic immigrats from ireland and germany
-enjoyed some success in local and state elections in 1854 but failed to sustain its existence
Lincoln!!!!!!!!!!!!! <3
-Lincoln was a one term congressman from Illinois during the mexican war
-His debates w/ senator stephen douglas in 1858 propelled him to national atttention and the rep. nomination for president 1860
-won
-led Union during civil war, issued the Emancipation proclamation :)
Lincoln Douglas Debates
-Senare race in Illinois in 1858 Linclon and douglas engaged in a series of debates, which focused on the implications of te "dred scott" deision and the furture of slavery in america
-lincoln won wide acclaim in north, douglas won the reelection though
Franklin Pierce
-dark-horse Candidate who won the democratic party's pesidential nominaion from lewis cass and james buchanan in 1852
-defeated the whig candidate, winfield scott in the election
-Not a strong leader
popular sovereignty
-hatched by michigan senator Lewis Cass in 1848 he urged t as a solution to thequestion of slavery in the territories
Uncle Toms Cabin
-1852 in response to the fugitive slave act
-presented slaves as real people to the northern audience
-north began to qustion the justness of the "peculiar institution"
Ananconda Policy
-General Winfield Scott's strategy for the union in the civil war
-to blockade the southern coast and gain contorl of the mississippi
-squeeze the confederacy like an anaconda :(
Antietam
-bloodiest battle of the civil war
- Antietam, Maryland 1862
-Neither side won
-General Lees army retreated back into virginia after the battle
- Lincoln announced the preliminary Emancipation Proclamaton after the battle
Conscription
-Both Feds.(1862) and Union (1863) raised the manpower by military draft
-this was resented by both north and south and was the cause of the cause of a riot in NYC
-Forces both armies were raised through voluntary enlistment
Copperheads
-mostly northen Democrats who opposed war against the confederacy (south)
-WANTED PEACE :)
Jefferson Davis
-1st and only president on confederate states of america
-was a repected senator from Mississippi and former secretary of war
-strong natl. leader during the war
Emancipation Promclamation
-jan. 1st 1863
-freed a;; slaves in areas of rebellion against the us (south)
Fort sumter
-confederate fired on Fort Sumter in Charleston harbor, South Carolina
-April 12,1861
-Beginning of the Civil War :(
Gettysburg
-4 day battle in july 1863
-turning point of war
-General Lees forces (south) were badly battered, and returned to Virgina
Ulysses S. Grant
-1864 Lincoln but grant in comand of all union forces
-he slowly batters Lee's armies into subission in the Wilderness Campaign around richmond in 1864-1865
-Accepted lees surender at appomattox courthouse n 1865
-elected president in 1868 and 1872
-sandal
Stonewall jaCkson
-Confed. key military commanders
-killed in the battle f Chancellorsville 1863
-shot by one of his own soldiers :(
King Cotton Diplomacy
-outset of the war
-South wanted britain and france to assist them because they were dependent on their cotton
-failed becuase europeans found alternative supplies of raw cotton
Robert E. Lee
-Comander of the Conf. Army in Northern Virginia
-Brilliant Tactician
-Led at Antietam and gettysburg
-Surrendered to General grants at appomattox courthouse Virginia in 1865
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