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