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Nat-St Rel to 1877

National State Relations 1850s-1877 for Midterm

QuestionAnswer
Doctrine that said that the Constitution was agreed to by the states and so any state could decide to leave the Union Compact theory
Doctrine that said that the Constitution was a contract among the people and so no state had the power to leave the Union Perpetual Union
Doctrine enunciated by Stephen Douglas during the Lincoln-Douglas debates that said Congress couldn't force a territory to become a slave state against its will Freeport
Protests against the draft in the Civil War New York riots
Agreement to withdraw Union troops out of the South in exchange for the Democrats accepting the fraudulent election results and establish Rutherford B. Hayes as president Compromise of 1877
Doctrine that said the people of a territory had the right to decide their own laws by voting Popular sovereignty
Defined citizenship and said states could not deny citizens equal protection and due process 14th Amendment
Freed all slaves and abolished slavery 13th Amendment
Divided the South into 5 military districts First Reconstruction Act
Gave land (160 acres) to settlers who moved out west Homestead Act
Freed the slaves in the rebellious states as a military act Emancipation Proclamation
Case in which Justice Taney ruled that the president did not have the right to suspend habeas corpus; this decision was ignored by Lincoln and thousands were arrested for disloyal or suspected disloyal acts during the war Ex Parte Merryman
Established to help former slaves; helped them find food, clothing, and jobs Freedmen's Bureau
Gave land for states to establish colleges Morrill Land Grant Act
Said states could not deny a person the right to vote based on race 15th Amendment
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