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ann hutchinson
she and her followers believed that God predetermined who will be saved and that doing good deeds wouldn't help. Believed in direct relationship with god. at one point were their own camp but were banished and settled in Rhode island. put on trial. challeneged predestination, attonism.
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roger williams
argued that government should be involved with religous matters. after being banned by colony officials he moved to Rhode Island where religous tolerance was practiced. City upon a hill. Founded Rhode Island. Believeed in seperation of church and state.
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dominion of new england
way for england to take more control over colonies, sir edmond andros was the leader. this enforced the navigation acts.
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Importance o fthe dutch to colonial structure
introduced religous toleration to the colonies was their importance.
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William Penn
Was a Quaker, established Pennsylvania, wanted his colony to provide religous refuge for Quakers and other persectuted members, enact liberal ideas in gov., generate income and profits for himself. Grid pattern of streets, did not treat indians unfairly,
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Causes of the Boston Tea Party
- 1. the tea act
- 2. england gave a monopoly to the british east india company- which forced everyone to have to buy tea from them which was more expensive.
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Purpose of the Continental Congress, 1774
Was in responce to the intolerable or coersive acts
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Thomas Paine
Wrote "common sense" encouraged colonists to lead towards independence
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Declaration of Independence
Written by Thomas Jefferson, borrowed ideas from John Locke. Life, liberty, and the persuit of happiness
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Loyalists, Tories
Predominetly anglican, loyal to the british in the revolutionary war
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Battle of Saratoga
After this Battle, the French made a fomral alliance to the United States during the Revolutionary War
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Treaty of Paris, 1783
England recongnizes US as independent
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Article of Confederation, strength? weakness?
- First governemnt of the United States
- Strength= ordinances
- Weakness= weak central government, could not tax, no unified military, pro-state rights, could not regulate trade
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Shay's Rebellion
Poor farmers in Massachusetts came back from Revolutionary War and land was gone, exposed weakenesses in the aritcles of confederation and leads to the constitutional convention
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1790 Census- 2nd largest group in America
Africans- due to the 3/5 compromise
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Major Cities in 1790
Boston, New York, Philly, Charleston
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Bill of Rights
First ten ammendments to the constitution, written by James Madison.
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Alexander Hamilton
First secretary of treasury, created the national bank
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Washingtons Cabinet
Hamilton- secretary of treasury, Jefferson- secretary of state. Strict v. Loose. Jefferson+Madison= strict. Hamilton+Madison=Loose, elastic clause.
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Alien and Sedation Acts
Alien- deals with immigrants, changing it to 14 years to gain citizenship. Passed by John Adams to keep votes form Democrat Republicans. Sedation Acts- became a crime to speak out or critisize the government
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Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions
Able to nullify a law if it is wrong, written by jefferson and madison in responce to the alien and sedation acts
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Jefferson; Madison
Even though Jefferson critisized the national bank, when he became president he went against his view when he bought the Louisianna Purchase
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Marbury v. Madison
JUDICIAL REVIEW!! had to do with the black knights. John Marshall was the chief justice of the supreme court
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Where did Jefferson send the Navy "The Shores of Tripoli"?
Libia, barbary pirates. He refused to pay the bribe so he sent the army over there
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Lousianna Purchase
Jefferson proved the United States could negotiate a treaty with another country, France. Bought from Napolean
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"War Hawks"- why did they want war in 1812
Calhoun + Clay. Violations in the treaty of paris, they wanted florida and canada as well as glory for themselves.
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Panic of 1819
1st reciession or depression in the United States
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Monroe Doctrine
A warning to europe that colonization was over in the western hempisphere. Written by John Quincy Adams
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John C. Calhoun and the Tarrif of Abominations and the nullification crisis and jacksons response
First time the South uses the word Secede. Jackson threatened to send army down there
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Election of 1828
Jackson wins by getting Kentucky and Nebraska to vote for him
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Jackson's Indian Removal Policy
Cherokee trail of tears. Seminoles refused to leave their land and fought for a long time
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Wilmot Proviso
Slavery should be prohibitted in new territory gained from Mexico. Was not passed
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Free Soil Party
Wanted to prohibit slavery from expanding
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Underground Railroad
one of the main leaders hariet tubman, led slaves to freedom
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Compromise of 1850
Ominus Bill-admissison as california as a free state, division of mexican cessesion in 2 territories, settlement of NM/TX border, fed. government would assume public debt of texas, slavery in DC but abolish slave trade, more efffective fugitive slave act, this was passed with the OB to solve threat of national division
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purpose of the personal liberty laws of 1850
a way for the north to ignore the fugitive slave laws
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1850's where did the US attempt to establish ownership or influence
open japan for trade, President Pierce sent Mathew Perry and the navy over there
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Gadsen Purchase
Was to get more land from Mexico in order to build railroad
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Kansas Nebraska Act
Douglass and Popular Soverngty people should get to decide wether or not they have slavery or not
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Stephen Douglass; popular Soverginty
People decide whether or not they want slavery in the state or not
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Ostend Manifest
Secret memo tro try and gain cuba
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Secession; Fort Sumter
South Carolina was the first to secede. Virginia was the last, and fort sumter was the 1st battle of the civil war
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Border state- which one left the union?
Kentucky
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Why did britain not support the south in 1861?
They didnt need their cotton, instead they got it from India and Canada.
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Copperheads
Valledignham was the leader, and they were the peace democrats in the north
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Status of soldiers in the civil war
both sides relied on volunteers in the beginning, then they began to rely on conscription (draft) the south was the first to start drafting
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Causes of the New York City Draft Riots
The Irish didnt want to have to compete with the freed blacks for jobs
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national banking act, 1863-1864
bank notes, set up a uniform banking system
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Military objective of the north at the beginning of the war
was to take over richmond
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by the end of 1862, northern strategies included?
they had a stronger general, Ulysses S. Grant, they took over the capital and got general lee to surrender
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Anaconda Plan
naval blockade around the South, directed by general winfield scott
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Freedmens Bureau- success?
General Howard, its major success was education
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Lincolns Reconstruction Plan
10% plan, very leniant
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Black Codes
restrictions on the freedom of former slaves passed by the southern governemnt. limited the rights of african americans and evolved to the jim crow laws.
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14th ammenment
fixed provisions of the civil rights bill. full citizenship to all native born or neutralized americans including former slaves, immigrants, over turned the dred scott decission
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Military recontruction act of 1867
divided the south into 5 military districts and sent military to the south
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What led to the Battle of Little Bighorn
Sioux tribe in Dakotas refused to go back to the reservations
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black reconstruction in the south
gerrymandering, trying to divide districts blacks were in, in order for them to not vote for one person and over turn the popular vote
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1860's- which sector of the economy did the chinese immigrants work in?
they built railroads as well as the irish immigrants.
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