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15 Cards in this Set

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Calhoun

Secretly working for Jackson when he was a VP for Quincy Adams

Cotton Gin

Created by Ely Whitley


Helped cotton become a staple and powerful crop in the South

Seneca Falls

Women's rights convention hosted by Eliz Cady Stanton and Lecretia Mott

Frederick Douglas

Provided unity for the Seneca Falls by pushing the women to fight for voting

Santa Anna

General of Mexico who was trying to fight off the Texans


Remember the Alamo

John Tyler

whig president who believed that the Brits would take over Texas

Irish Immagration

Migrated to Canada and the moved south to the US because it was cheaper




Criticized because they do not have a lot of skills

Grimke Sisters

became quakers to help fight off slavery but were persecuted because they were women involved in Politics

John Buchanon

Worst president


starts the Civil War

Compromise of 1850

->1849-1850


->Mainly settlements between Fireeaters J.C. Calhoun) and Republicans (Henry Clay)


->Began when California wanted to be a free state


->Resolutions ended the slave trade in D.C


->The Fugitive Slave Act was passed


->New Mexico Territory becomes independent from Texas which creates New Mexico and Utah

Dredd Scott

->A slave who tried to gain his freedom from the Supreme Court in 1847


-> Brought up the issue of whether or not he could be a slave in a free state


-> In order for the court to vote against him, they needed a free-slave judge named, Grier to vote with him.


-> In Tanney's eyes, blacks were seen as inferior and could not be a citizen


-> Justice Curtis questioned the court and pointed out that there were several slaves that gained freedom in other periods.



Nat Turner

-> 1831, Va


-> Was a foreman (someone who managed the slaves) and a preacher


-> Hosted a Slave Revolt that killed 50 whites before militants arrived


-> Was able to hide for two months before being captured


-> The VA General Assembly tried to abolish slavery but it doesn't happen


-> This is the last time slavery was discussed in the South

2nd Great Awakening

->1820


-> Puritans saw women as holy creatures


-> It also gave a major push for women's independence


-> Women became involved in Politics like the abolition movement


-> Education for women and children was pushed


-> Even though they were involved in politics, it was hard for them to work in factories

Steven Douglas

-> 1852


-> Wanted to create a national railroad connecting the East and West states


-> He also wanted the States to make the decision of if they want to be a free state (popular sovereignty)


-> Was involved in the Compromise of 1850


-> He tried to introduce popular sovereignty in Kansas but they voted for slavery which opened it up to the North in Canada


-> Tried to run for president against Lincoln



Kansas

How Steven Douglas was involved


Winfield Scott and the death of the whig party and formation of the republican party


John Geary and Robert Walker (1857)


Topeka, Kansas (Pro-slave)


Lawrence, Kansas (Republican)