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| US official that came up with many of the treaties that kept the Nation together |
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| The act that sent Native Americans too the West |
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| A political party who were nativist |
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| When S.C. wanted to Nulify Tariffs |
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| a protostant reviaval in the early 19th century |
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| When a political party givdes office for votes |
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| Social movement urging pohibition of alcohol |
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| political party who opposed Andrew Jackson |
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| Woman who wanted rights for the mentally ill |
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| an american author and abolistionist |
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| wanted greater democracy for the common man |
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| Panics of 1819, 1837, 1857 |
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| financiall problems in the US |
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| Early womans rights convention |
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| introduced womans suferage to the US |
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| the name given to the forced relocation of natives following the indian removal act. |
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| a prominent American abolishionist and social reformer. |
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| Led the Transcendentalist movement |
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| reformed the american education system |
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| an American politician and Andrew Jackson's Vice president |
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| womans rights activist and social reformer |
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| Declaration of Sentiments |
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| a signed Declaration from the Seneca Falls Convention |
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| African-American abolitionist and womans rights activist |
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| a Tariff used to protect the Industry of the Northern United states |
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| a movement to protest the state of the culture in the US |
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| Violent confrontations between abolitionist and slave owners |
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| Debated Lincoln and ran against him for presidency. |
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| Allowed freed slaves to be sent back to the south after escaping to the north |
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| Anti-Slavery novel by Harriet Beecher Stowe |
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| slave states that did not declare secession from the US |
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| Emancipation Proclamation |
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| an order that said that all slaves in all confederate states were forever free. |
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| a speech deliverd by Abraham Lincoln after the battle of Gettysburg |
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| New York City Draft Riots |
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| Violent disturbances that protested the draft of American men the fight in the civil war |
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| final major battle in mississippi |
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| gives all men the right to vote |
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| compromise that settled the 1876 election |
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| White Supremacist group who terrorized African-Americans after the civil war |
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| Strongly disliked slavery, didnt trust e-confederates, and wanted harsh policies to punish the south |
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| an attempt by John Brown to start a armed slave revolt |
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| The government had no power to regulate slavery in its territories and that they could not protect those of African-American Decent. |
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| allowed settlers to determine through popular sovereignty weather they would be slave states. |
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| Bloodiest single day battle in american history |
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| Confederate States of America |
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| a government set up by the states that succeeded from the United States |
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| the first battle of the American Civil War |
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| Lincolns most trusted general, future president of the United States |
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| Sherman's march to the sea |
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| General Sherman carved a 60 mile path from atlanta to Savannah destroying everything |
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| outlawed slavery and involuntary servitude |
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| a term for northerners who moved to the south during the reconstruction era |
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| developed to aid African-Americans after the transition from slavery |
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| upheld the constitutionality of segregation in public facilities |
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| southern whites who supported reconstrucion and the republican party |
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| diffused a four year confrontation between slave states and free states over the territories gained by the Mexican American war |
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| opposed western expansion of slavery |
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| the people are the source of power and make decsions |
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| Where General Robert E. Lee formally surendered to the Union army. |
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| president of the Confederate States of America during the civil war |
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| The largest number of casuilties and turning point of the civil war. |
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| Confederate General who later surrendered to the Union Army |
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| let African-American's become citizens of the united states |
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| intended to protect the rights of African-Americans after the civil war |
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| allowed racial segregation in all public facilities in the south |
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| limited civil rights, and civil liberties of African-Americans |
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| landowner allowed a tennant to live on his land in exchange for a percentage of his crops. |
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