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| Wrote the Emancipation Proclamation |
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| "Old Hickory"~Disbanded National Bank |
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| Wrote "Uncle Tom's Cabin" |
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| He represented the South~Supported slavery |
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| Led the Texans against Santa Ana |
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| Led a revolt at Harper's Ferry |
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| Led a slave revolt that killed over 100 |
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| Took his case to the U.S. Supreme Court to gain freedom |
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| Those who wanted to end slavery |
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| The amendment that ended slavery |
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| First shots of the Civil War fired here |
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| Bloodiest battle of the Civil War |
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| Turning point of the Civil War |
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| Led a Union force through the South to the sea |
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| Where General Lee surrendered |
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| Doubled the size of the U.S. |
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| Bought to bring the railroad to the West |
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| What Americans thought they had the right to do with the continent |
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| Explored from areas west of the Mississippi to the Colombia River |
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| Said that Europe should stop colonizing the Americas |
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| What the British Navy did to American soldiers |
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| Took eight years to build~Improved transportation |
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| Led the U.S. Supreme Court for many years |
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| The Battle of New Orleans |
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| The last battle of the War of 1812 |
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| Occurred in the 1800s~Changed America forever |
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| Native American~Encouraged rebellion among his people |
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| Migration of Native Americans that ended in tragedy |
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| The last threat of Native Americans in the East ended here |
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| Battle frequently used as a campaign ad |
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| Communities separate from and independent of other societies |
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| First leader of the Mormons |
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| The Second Great Awakening |
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| The new view of religion in the U.S. that involved revivals |
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| Believed in self-healing~Created Church of Christ, Scientist |
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| Wanted free land, free men, etc |
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| Nickname for a state who fought about the legality of slavery |
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| Thought education improved the quality of citizens |
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| Women's rights~"Ain't I a woman" |
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| Came from the North to help~Didn't stay long |
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| Movement that denied African-Americans their rights |
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| An organization that violently attacked African-Americans and opposed their rights |
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| Improved conditions for the mentally ill |
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| "Give them 40 acres and a mule" |
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| Allowed states to decide the legality of slavery in their own borders |
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| Led slaves to freedom on the Underground Railroad |
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| The Seneca Falls Convention |
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| A meeting that discussed women's rights |
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| War in which the U.S. fought for border rights near the Rio Grande |
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| He led Northern forces~Took Lee's surrender |
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| War fought against the British |
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| A great orator who helped abolitionists |
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| Speech in which S. Douglas argued that states should decide the legality of slavery within their own borders |
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| Organization that helped former slaves |
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| A right exercised in a democracy~Given to slaves who were granted citizenship |
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| He wanted to open relationships with Japan |
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| Wanted to expand the U.S. |
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| Amendment that granted former slaves citizenship |
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| Laws that restricted the rights of former slaves |
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| People who didn't like new immigrants |
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| President who forced the Amistad case |
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| Political party~Split over the slavery issue |
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| Inventor of the cotton gin |
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| Law that made everyone return escaped slaves |
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| Rewards those who supported a candidate with an office |
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| Amendment that gave former slaves suffrage |
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| Leader of the Confederate States |
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