Unit 4 and 5

a man that contributed to american many great compromises. for example, the missouri compromise that solved the issue with missouri coming into the union.

andrew jackson ignored the court. he forced natives to move to reservations in oklahoma.

leading transcendentalist, a group that supported speaking your mind against the government.

the leader for increasing public education. he believed that american needed more educated people.

the political movement toward greater government influence by the common man.

the leader of South Carolina who spoke strongly against the tarriff of abominations

an american political faction in the south characterized by political xenophobia, anti-catholics sentiments, and random violence against german and irish catholice immigrants.

textile mills in massachusetts where women were a primary sourse of labor.

an american quaker women's rights activist, abolitionist, and social reformer.

jackson claims that nothing in the constitution says that states can nullify a law, and  the states say no. this is struggle with state power v. federal rights.

the banks closed and people feard that the economy was instable.

a document signed at the women's rights convention begging that women get rights.

a period in time when people started awakening to the call of christianity

the first women's rights convention. they met here and wrote the declaration of sentiments.

an african american abolitionist and women's rights activist.

jackson handed out federal jobs and appointments to his friends and family.

civil rights leader who played in important role in the women suffrage movement.

taxes on foreign goods trying to get americans to buy american goods.

a group trying to get people to stop or moderate drinking habits because excessive alchohol consumption was leading to domestic violence and many other bad things.

a trip to reservations where thousands of native americans died.

the belief that one should speak his or her mind against the government.

a political party created for the sole purpose of getting andrew jackson out of office

an abolitionalist along with frederick douglass

communities created that tried to have the perfect society.

a humanitarian reformer who wanted for there to be public institutions to cure mentally ill americans.

a author for transcendentalism (the belief that one should speak his or her mind against the government.

a conflict for 2 years that resulted in 200 people dying.

a plan to steal armory and start a slave rebellion

claimed that california was a freestate, stricter fugutive slave laws, end of slave trade in d.c., and popular soveriengty would decide slavery

a democratic candidate for president who loss to abraham lincoln

took away citizenship from african americans

a short-lived party that plans was to stop the expansion of slavery.

mandated that if a northerner knew of a slave, they had to trun them in of race a fine

slavery is determined by the 36 30 line

the people having the right to vote on whether they want slavery or not.

a book exposing how horrific slavery was

first battle won by the union. lincoln uses it to pass the emancipation proclamation freeing slaves

the court house where the final engagement of the conferderate army took place.

states that had slavery but were still a part of the union

states that broke away from the union when abraham lincoln became president of the united states

president of the confederacy

a document that was suppose to free slaves, but it didn't. instead it changed the reason that the union was fight: to abolish slavery.

fort where the first shots of the civil war was shot

a place decided to be a memorial for soldiers. lincoln also gave his gettysburg address here, which addressed freeing slaves.

lincoln's speech in gettysburg addressing slavery

former union general who later became a horrible president

former union general who later became a horrible president

violent disturbances in new york protesting the draft of americans into the civil war

from atlanta to savannah. 80 mile wide path of destruction because of total warfare

fort near the mississippi river that sealed the deal for the anaconda plan because the confederacy was officially split up.

amendment that abolished slavery

amendment that claimed that everyone born in the united states was a citizen

amendment that stated that voting rights cannot be denied

northerners that came down to the south to take advantage of reconstruction

law that enforced the 15th amendment which gave voting rights to african americans

hayes would become president, northern troops removed from the south, construction of another railroad, and industrialization of the south

helped newly freed men by relocating them, providing them food, education, shelter, etc.

began seperating blacks and whites in public places

a terrorist group that attacked african americans and thier supporters in the south

upheld the constitutionality of state laws requiring segregation of blacks and whites in public spaces.

bagan seperating blacks and whites in public places

believed that african americans should have civil rights

southerners that supported union activities in the south

a way for former slaves to have a job. they farmed on their former owner's land but they had to turn over 3/4 of thier crops. sharecropping kept them in debt slavery.