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Who first coined the phrase Manifest Destiny in 1845—
John L. O’Sullivan
The ______ was a law signed by Andrew Jackson to deal with the so called Indian Problems—
The Indian Removal Act
_______ led a revolt in 1831 where slaves killed anywhere from 55-65 people
Nat Turner
_______ was the man who led fellow Mormons West in search of a promise land in the mid 19th century. He thought polygamy was a pretty neat idea—
Brigham Young
The Battle of ________ in the Summer of 1863 cut off the Mississippi supply line permanently for the Confederacy—
Vicksburg
______ was an 1830s Doctrine that was first inspired by the Virginia and Kentucky Resolve—
Nullification
____ was President in the 1840s. Also known for beginning the Mexican American War. Largely for expansion purposes—
James K. Polk
The ______ were a tribe of Native Americans who successfully hid in Florida from state troops for trying to forcibly send them West away from their homeland
Seminole
The _____ were men who went to California in search of gold and easy wealth
The 49ers
_______ were wealthy Latinos who fought with Anglos against Mexico in the war of Texan Independence
Tejamos
_____ were a political party who advocated protected tariffs, national banking, and infrastructure
The Wigs
The _____ and the ______ were two laws passed by the Republican Congress during 1866 and 1867 as a way to limit the authority of President Andrew Johnson
Tenure of Office Act
The _____ was last and most inflammatory part of the compromise of 1850
Fugitive Slave Act
_____ was the Union General who led the infamous march to the sea in 1864
General Sherman
_______ was responsible for the evil and nefarious Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854
Stephan Douglas
The _____ was a system of political corruption whereby favors and monies were regularly given out to congressman and senators and other job seekers in the American government
The Spoil System
_____ was the bloodless opening to the Civil War in 1861
Fort Sumter
________ was the author of Uncle Tom
Harriet Beacher Stowe
______ was the inventor of Mormonism
Joseph Smith
_____ is a legal term that meant an owner had freed his slave
Manumission
The ______ senatorial debates of 1858 oddly became national news because they were all about the hot button issue of slavery
The Lincoln Douglas Debates
The first women’s rights convention in America was held here
Seneca Falls
_______ was the inventor of the cotton Gin
Eli Whitney
______ was found hiding in the Vatican guard in the aftermath of the Lincoln assassination. Later expedited to the United States for murder of president
John Surratt
________ was the author of South Carolina of Exposition and Protest
John C. Calhoun
______ commanded the main regiment at Little Roundtop at Gettysburg in July of 1863
Colonel Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain
_____ is an economic process where transactions between private parties are free from government restrictions, tariffs, and subsidies. Only enough regulations to protect property rights
Laissez Faire
General ______ was the union man responsible for the crippling losses at the Battle of ________ in 1862. Although a union victory, he was later removed from command of the army of the Potomac
McClellan | Battle of Antino
Chief Justice of the US Supreme court who presided over the case in the late 1850s that helped create the conditions for secession in the south. His name
Roger B. Taney
The Treaty of ____ was the document that ended the Mexican-American war
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
Lincoln signed the _____ in 1863 as a wartime measure
Emancipation Proclamation
_____ was the man who with his sons attacked and killed 5 pro-slavery activists at Potawatomie Creek, Kansas in 1854
John Brown
New strategy for US Grant for winning the war after 1863 was called
Scorched Earth
____ was an Anglo who headed the American Abolitionist movement from the 1830s on
William Lloyd Garrison
_____ was one of the only mechanism whereby escaped slaves could try to make their way to freedom in the antebellum era
Underground Railroad
____ was the man who wrote the emmigrants guide to California in 1845
Lance Ford Hastings
____ was the union general responsible for first properly training the army of the Potomac in the early years of the civil war
General McClellan
_____ was the inventor of the so called American system
Henry Clay
What would you call a northern democrat intent on peace with the south during the civil war?
Copperhead
Stonewall Jackson met his death at the battle of _____ in 1863
Chancellorsville
The Republic Congress passed the ____ as a way to finance transcontinental railroad during the civil war
Pacific Railroad Act
The ____ was the first political deal to alleviate problems occurring when a new territory from the Louisiana Purchase wished to enter the union as a slave state
Missouri Compromise
___ was the Union general commanding the army of the Potomac at Gettysburg
Major General George Gordon Meade
What was the name of the legislation that precipitated the nullification crisis?
Tariffs of Abomination