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Emancipation Proclamation
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Lincoln's way to free slaves from the confederacy; didnt free the border states
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border states
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maryland, kentucky, delaware, missouri
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South after the war
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3rd world nation until oil found in Texas in the 1900's
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Presidential Reconstruction
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President Lincoln and Johnson
Lincoln was shot. |
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Impeachment of President ___
by the ____ branch of gov't |
Johnson;
legislative branch it violated tenure of office act |
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impeachment=
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president is guilty of high crimes and misdemenors
found by house of reps. |
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Radical Reconstruction
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conducted by Congress
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Martial Law
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military divided the South into 5 different districts
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This would end the blacks chances of gaining equality with whites:
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Northern troops stay in south until 1877
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13th ammendment
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freed all the slaves
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14th ammendment
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gave blacks citizenship
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15th ammendment
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gave blacks the right to vote
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poll tax
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people must pay money to vote
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literacy test
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passed reasing and writing test to vote
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grandfather clause
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grandfather must be born in US, then they get exempt
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Plessy vs Ferguson
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"seperate but equal"
legalized segregation (bathrooms, fountains, schools) |
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carpetbaggers
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ppl in north that helped the south
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scalawags
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ppl in south that helped the north
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election of 1876
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Tilden (D) won popularity, but Hayes (R) won b/c 3 states gave in. Hayes pulled out northern troops & got Fla, S Carolina, and Louisiana
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Black codes
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laws limiting rights of the freed men
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Booker T Washington
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LATER- wanted to become dependent then expected ppl to look up to blacks
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WEB Dubois
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NOW- wanted action ASAP
founded NAACP |
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John Marshall
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judicial review
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Marbury vs Madison
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judicial review
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Gibbons vs Ogden
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congress controlls interstate trade
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McClulluch vs Maryland
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states cannot tax federal property
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Dred Scott vd Sanford
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declares missouri compromise unconstitutional
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Schneck vs US
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Civil liberties are not absolute; freedoms can be limited
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Roe vs Wade
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a womans right to privacy (abortion)
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Monroe Doctrine
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Europeans must stay out of Western Hemisphere
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War of 1812
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US> Great Britain
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Manifest destiny
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the will to obtain all land from east to west coast of USA
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War with mexico
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50% of their territory is now ours
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Sectionalism
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economic differences
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North (sectionalism)
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industry, immigrants, factories, urban cities
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South(sectionalism)
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cash crops, plantations, agriculturally based
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West (sectionalism)
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farms, Oregon trail, rural, natives, gold
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Causes of Civil War
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1. Lincoln elected in 1860
2. sectionalism 3. breakdown of compromise (clay is dead) 4. slavery (abolitionists fight) 5. different interpretations of constitution |
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Gettysburg
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Meade>Lee
turning point |
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loose constructionist
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doesnt follow constitution verbatum; HAMILTON *elastic clause
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Strict Interpretation
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Jefferson; almost sick from Louisianna purchase
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lobby groups
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persuation (votes, $, flattery)
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elastic clause
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necessary and proper to stretc h the rules to fith their powers
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bill of rights
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first 10 ammendments to constitution
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preamble
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first part of constitution
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special interest groups
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NRA; MADD- they hire interest groups
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electoral college
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270 votes to win; they elect the president
*founding fathers thought ppl were stupid |
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amendments
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changes to the constitution; legislative checking judicial
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unwritten constitution
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judicial review, political parties, cabinet
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3rd political parties
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create concern when 2 major parties dont get most of the votes
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federalism
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power is divided between federal and state powers
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house of representatives
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propose and vote on laws. 435 members; depends on population; term=2yrs
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senate
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approves treaties+ pres. appointments; 6yr terms
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judicial branch
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interprets the law. settles disputes
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executive brance
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gov't that administers laws and other affairs
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presidents roll
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commander in chief
cheif executive head of political party |
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A supporter of the Jacksonian democracy would have favored the idea of
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the spoils system
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abolitionist
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wants to end slavery
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Lincolns rold in civil war
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defend and preserve the untion
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result of civil war:
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slavery ended
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radical republicans opposed lincolns reconstruction plan b.c.
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it allowed the election of confederate leaders
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Jim Crowe laws
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laws that introduced racial segregation
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New England colonies:
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Massachusettes, Conn., Rhode Island, New Hampshire
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Middle colonies
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delaware, penn, ny, nj
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southern colonies
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marylan, virginia, n&s carolina, georgia
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mayflowed compact
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fist plan of gov't in new world
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new england town meetings
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ppl came together to vote. each person has a voice
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virgina house of burgesses
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choose ppl to make decisions for them
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lexington and concord
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SPARK! that causes rev. war
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saratoga
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TURNING POINT, US crushes burgoine & French come to help
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yorktown
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closing battle
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declaration of independence
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NOT a plan of gov't, but a list of grievences
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artivles of confederation
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weak plan of gov't
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constitution
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written plan of gov't
*bill of rights *amendments 1-10 *3 branches of govt |
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1st amenment
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freedom to assembly, press, religion, speech
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amendment 10
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any rights not given to fed gov't are given to the states
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John Locke
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natural rights: life, liberty, property
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Thomas Paine
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wrote common sense; stirs patriotistic feelings
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the was americans faught WITH british against an enemy based in canada
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french and indian war
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colonist thought laws should be passed:
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only colonists elected representatives
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Articles of Confed
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americans fear abused powers, wanted a weak central gov't
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election of 1868
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general grant elected: south is under Martial law, miliatary runs south
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KKK
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terrorized newly freed blacks
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black codes
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blacks couldnt
1. serve on juries 2. hold office 3. pass @night |
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brown vs board of ed contradicted:
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plessy bs. ferg.
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Habieus corpus
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civil liberties
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Stephen Douglas
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debated Lincoln
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Jefferson Davis
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pres. of confederacy
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harriet tubman
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underground railroad
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fredrick douglas
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former runaway- abolitionist
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harriet beecher stowe
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wrote uncle toms cabin; northern abolitionist
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reconstruction
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period immediately following civil war
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