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40 Cards in this Set

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Campaign of 1844
Polk vs Clay
Slidell Mission
failed mission to Mexico
General Taylor Occupies disputed territoy
Mexican War begins
Treaty of 1846
US obtain Oregon Territory
Mexican War 1846-1848
Taylor becomes war hero
Bear Flag Republic
California is briefly, a republic
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
US obtains present southwest region
Henry Clay introduces the Compromise of 1850
major features were: California admitted as a free state, and a Fugitive Slave Act
Taylor opposes Compromise of 1850
“Rough & Ready” dislikes compromise
Taylor dies
ice milk & cherries in July
Compromise of 1850 passed into law
Clays resolves conflict for the third time
Uncle Tom’s Cabin published in 1852
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Gadsden purchase
completes continental expansion
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Stephen A. Douglas was the author
Bleeding Kansas (1854-1858)
small scale civil war
Republican Party founded (1854)
as a result of “Bleeding Kansas”
Ostend Manifesto
rationale to invade Cuba
Summer-Brooks Affair
violence in the US Senate
Dred Scott decision
Court denies freedom
Lincoln-Douglas debates
contest for US Senate seat from Illinois
John Brown’s raid
Harper’s Ferry, a federal arsenal
Election of 1860
precipitates secession
Stephen A. Douglas
Democratic candidate in 1860
John Bell
Constitutional Unionist in 1860
John Breckenridge
southern candidate in election of 1860
Seven Southern States secede
December, 1860
Civil War begins
Ft. Sumter
First Battle of Bull Run
Confederates defeat McDowell
Lincoln uses Emergency Powers
declares war, raises army, issues an income tax; suspends Habeas Corpus: declares martial law; blockadessouthern ports
President of CSA elected
Jefferson Davis
Battle of Shiloh
indecisive, but edge to the north
Battle of Mechanicsville
Confederates are repulsed 6 / 26 /1862
Battle of Antietem, MD
both sides claim victory
The Emancipation Proclamation 9/22/1962
became effective 1/1/1863
Battle of Fredericksberg
Burnside (Union) defeated
Battle of Gettysburg
turning point for the north
Gettysburg Address 11/19/1863
dedication of a national cemetery
Union Victories bring end to Civil War
Grant & Sherman
Lee surrenders to Grant
ends the civil war
Lincoln Assassinated
John Wilkes Booth