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Unit 6 and Unit 7

Changes after the Civil War in the U.S.

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Who was declared free by the Emancipation Proclamation? all slaves living in areas still in rebellion
The Emancipation Proclamation was not about: abolishing slavery in the north
The doctrine of "popular sovereignty" said that the status of slaves in a new territory should be decided by: the residents of the territory
Whose plan for Reconstruction reflects "with malice toward none, with charity for all to bind up the nation's wounds?" Abraham Lincoln
Which best describes the South after the Civil War? cities and factories were devastated and the Republican Party gained support
Who was responsible for the Seneca Falls convention. Elizabeth Cady Stanton
"Bleeding Kansas" describes: the struggle between pro-slavery and anti-slavery movements as a result of popular sovereignty
The loss of which famous battle would eventually bring Texas into the Union? the alamo
How did America gain parts of the Oregon Territory? as a result of the war of 1812
What Supreme Court decision overturned efforts to limit the spread of slavery and outraged abolitionists. Dred Scott
How did the Comprimise of 1850 settle the question of slavery in the territories the US acquired from the war with Mexico? popular sovereignty
Which election was the first to have suffrage extended to the "commom man" instead of just the aristocracy? Andrew Jackson in 1828
"The power to tax is the power to destroy" comes from McCulloch v. Maryland
The formation of political parties can be traced to the different philosophies and viewpoints of Thomas Jefferson an Alexander Hamilton
What amendment guaranteed suffrafe to the freed male slaves? 15th
What was a result of the Comprimise of 1877? Reconstruction ended as Republicans agreed to end military occupation of the south
Whose plan for reconstruction was the most lenient (easiest) on the South? Andrew Johnson's
What political party was est withthe goal of stopping the expansion of slavery into the territories? Free Soil
The Civil War put the constitutional government to its most important test in the debate over: power of the federal government v. states' rights
What two main cities lain in ruins after the Civil War? Atlanta and Richmond
Lincoln believed that seccession of southern states was illegal
When the President of the United States vetoed the rechartering of the Bank of the United States in 1832, which of the following resulted? a major economic depression happened
The inherent difference between European monarchies and the new nations in the Western Hempisphere was that they were republics by nature
What dpt was in charge of foreign affairs? state
Which of the following best characterizes the Missouri Comprimise? slavery was excluded to all US territories north of 36*30' while choice of freedom or slavery was given to those US territories south of this line
Why did the US go to war with Mexico? Mexico refused to sell California to the US
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