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| First President, Pres. of Constitutional Convention, created the cabinet |
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| DR, peacetime military, father of constiution, secretary of C.C. war of 1812 |
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| rewrite articles of Confederation |
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| offered a two house congress. each state has equal representation. |
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| elder, wiseman of philidelphia |
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| articles of confederation |
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| two levels of government shared power. |
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| states at power over some matters, governement had power over the rest |
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| 3 out of every 5 slaves were counted as population. taxation/representation |
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| rejection made by the president |
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| hamilton, big central government |
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| opposed stong gov. aganist the constituition, wanted A.of C. |
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| 85 essays written by federalist leaders (hamiltion, Madison, Jay) |
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| additions to the constitution (27) |
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| freedom of speech, religion, press, and assemble |
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| right to bear arms, purpose of malitia |
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| no solider shoud live in house without consent of owner |
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| must have a serach warrent, right to privacy |
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plead the fith:no self incrimination
no double jeapordy
gov. can take your property for = compensation |
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| right to attorney, right to speedy and public trial, |
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| if fined more than 20 dollars, right to trial by jury |
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| no excessive bail, no cruel or unusual punishments |
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| rights of the people, federal law cannot take away rights. |
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| power to the states, state can add to the amdendments within their states |
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| president can only serve two terms |
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| young get to directly elect senators. |
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| three branches of governemtn |
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| legislative, executive, judicial |
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| prevent one branch from having too much power |
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| wanted big gov. run by elites, federalist, washingtons secretary |
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| midnight judges, louisana purchase |
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| marbury sued madison for not being appointed a judge |
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| can devlare an act of congress unconstitutional. |
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| filled in details of washingtons judicial branch |
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| us cannot be involved w/ european affairs |
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| not tempered (D),westerner, VETO |
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publice education for all
Horace Mann |
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dorothea dix
meet needs of mentally ill, instituions for mental |
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| anti-navy flogging movement |
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| DR, corrupt bargain, won but not by popular vote |
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| process of accusing a public official of a wrong doing |
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| maintain the balance between free/slave states |
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| jackson fired officials, replaced them with friends |
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| certificate of manumission |
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| document saying slaves were free |
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literacy tests
poll tax
grandfather clause
white primary |
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| only cote if grandfather is able to vote |
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| whites are the best, whites can vote |
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| punish the south, military rule, voting rights for blacks |
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| became president after lincoln |
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| republican, president of the south when south seceede |
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| right to vote for/aganist slavery |
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| confederate states of america |
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| right to vote, free men can vote |
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| rebuilding after the civil war |
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| general of south, expeirienced |
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| gold rush, free state, 30 36 line |
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| bad in south, blacks, natives |
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abandenment, withdrawl from the union
first half of civil war |
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| plantation owners =slaves |
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| harpers fairy raid, promoted the killing of white men |
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slave, owner took him to north then died
not free |
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| all slaves of a confederacy are free as of jan. |
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draw, lee found/predicts mcllealns plans
bloodiest battle
diplomatic turning ponit |
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surrender at court house, union win
lee surrenders
ends war |
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union controls mississippi
south splits in two |
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picknikers, stonewall jackson
psychlogical |
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lee goes to get shoes..runs into union
3day war
grape shot and canaster |
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johnston killed while hunting
south lost great general |
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burned city, march to the sea
destroy everything in path |
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abraham lincoln (R)
Stephen Douglas (ND)
John brekenridge (SD)
john bell (C. Union) |
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withdrawal of troops of south/louisana
solved presidential dispute |
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| policy in which nations extended their control of weak territories |
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| washingtons farwell adress |
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no president should serve more than 2 terms.
no secert alliance with european affairs |
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boxers attacked foreigners
china |
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| teddy rosevelt, talk nicely dont use force |
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| us would use force aganist econmic intrest in latin america |
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| oil company, used trust to gain total control of oil industry |
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| railroad and steel, monoply |
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| 26th president, panama canal,rough riders |
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| coutnry whose affairs are controlled by stronger governemnt |
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reforms
solutions, goals
approach aganist yellow journalism |
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trans continental
reliable local transit
developing/settling west |
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seperate but equal is equal
NAACP |
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| complete control over an industy wages, production, shorter hours |
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| wealth of naturla resources gov. support, growing urban population |
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| hunted by natives, food/supply |
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| minoritys group adoption of the beliefs and way of ilfe of the dominant culture |
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| created light bulb, moving pictures |
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| passing on traits, most desired |
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exposed bad working conditions, meat packing
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| investors running a company |
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| immigrants who came to work when workers went on strike |
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| message sent by german to mexico..attack the US |
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first 5 preventing
next 8 boudries
#14 creation of league of nations |
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| created to create peace, us did not agreed |
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| when us joined, russia leaves |
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| secret salliances, imperalism, assisination |
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| assasination started the war |
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established new nations, boarders
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planned, dig trenches
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germany austira hungry
ottowman empire |
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| end war between germany and russia |
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american soliders
high morals |
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jluy 1916
1.2 million died..7miles gained |
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| the more gov. makes the more for pay |
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| icrease efficiency and disourage waste in war related industires |
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| british rep to treaty of verseilles |
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