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abolitionist advocacy of the abolition of slavery
american sys plan offered by Henry Clay for internal improvements
black codes laws passed especially in the south after the civil war to control the actions of blacks
compromise of 1850 california enters the union as a free state, fugitive slave act put popular sovereignty into affect
confederate states of america 11 southern states seceded from teh US in order to preserve slavery
democratic party one of two marjor political parties, owing its start to the split of the democratic-republican party under andrew jackson in 1828
emancipation proclamation the presidential decree, jan 1st 1863, that freed slaves in the confederate held territory
excise tax tax measured by amount of business done
freedmen's bureau help aid former slaves in 1865
fugitive slave clause states much return runaway slaves
Grandfather Clause southern states passed to keep blacks from voting
Homestead Act law gave 160 acres to western settlers
Indian Removal Act law to move indians west of the MI river
Industrial Rev. tranformed from agricultural society to mechanized production and factory system
Jim Crow Laws laws in teh southern states in the 19th and 20th centuries that forced segregation
Kansas Nebreska Act overturned the MO compromise to decide slavery by popular vote
Know Nothing Party a nativist political organizationa
Louisiana Purchase bought from france for 15 mil $ and doubled the territory
Manifest Destiny had the right to expand from coast to coast
Mexican Cession land turned over to the us after the mexican war-->CA,NV,UT,WY,CO,AZ,NM
 

 



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