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A.P.U.S.H

apush study guide chapter 7.5

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Edgar allen poe short story writer, poet, and critic
Ralph waldo Emerson philosopher and poet. he became associated with German idealism. he evolved the concept of transcendentalism
Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna mexican general and political leader he controlled maxico as its leader
Henry Clay U.S. Polotician, statesman, and orator. ran for president a few times.
john Tyler 10nth president of the U.S. he was a whig and a congressman
James K. Polk the 11th president of the U.S. did well in foreign policy. he was the last strong pre-civil war president.
Gen. Zachary Taylor the 12th president of the united states.he was a general in the Mexican-american war. he wanted people to settle the west to make them free states
John C. Fremont military governor of california. opposed slavery. acquired California during the Mexican war.
James Buchanan was the 15th president. leaned towards pro-slavery side.
Fredrick douglass a black abolitionist that was born into slavery, who did the fourth of july speech.
joseph smith founder of the latter day saints regime.(mormans)
Charles Sumner politician. leader of the anti-slavery movements in Massachusetts. good at foreign affairs and was friends with Lincoln.
Brigham Young U.S. Morman leader who led mormans westward to their head quarters in salt lake city.
Sam houston he was a statesman, polotician, and soldier. he became the 7th governer of texas
john C. Calhoun he was the 7th vice president. he was one of the three people in that group, you know.
Dorothea Dix a woman actavist on behalf of the indigent insane.She created the first generatin of mental assylums.
Cyrus H. McCormick an american inventor who bacame part of the international harvester company Created a new kind of reaper
John Deere manufacurer who originaly manufactured steel plows
Horace Mann editor and politician. was the father of education. created the board of education.
Harriet tubman born as a slave but ran away. created the underground railroad. and saved around 300 slaves to the north.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton U.S. social reformer. she organised the first womens rights movement. she was president of the national womens suffrage association.
Harriet Beecher Stowe she wrote uncle toms cabin.
John Brown american abolitionist who started battles to end slavery, when he was finally caught and killed it made ihim a hereo and people made songs about him.
Jim lane U.S. senator, and a union general and partisan. He was an abolitionist in kansas
Lyman Beecher a presbetairan minister sister of harriet beecher stowe who was part of the temperance movement. he gave people guns to fight in the civil war. The guns were called Beecher bible.
William Seward Civil war brigadier general
Roger B. Taney Cheif justice of the U.S.. In the dred scott decision he made sure the case was quick.
John C. Breckenridge An american lawyer and polotician. He supported slaves. he ran for president and lost. he joined the confederate army.
Jefferson Davis American military officer and the leader of the confederacy.
Gen. Ulysses S. Grant part of the Mexican-American war, but later became the Union army general that won the war.
Gen. Robert E. Lee Part of the Mexican-American war. Later became the Confederate army general.
Gen. George McClellan Was a major general during the civil war. Got fired by Lincoln a few times.
Gen. Winfield Scott U.S army general during the Mexican-American war, and unsucessful presidential candadite
Copperheads A person in the north, who sides with the southand is a spy for them
Abraham Lincoln President during the civil war who didn't free any slaves, but is thought to be one of our best presidents.
Stephan A. Douglass presidential candadate during linoln's run for president.
"stonewall" Jackson A confederate general during the civil war, second most important to robert e. lee
Know-Nothings also known as the American party, thought to be hostile towards the american values
abolitionists a person who favored the end of the practice of slavery.
Doughfaces a person who lives in the north, but favors the south.
fire-eaters a person who lives in the south and is extremly into slavery and would give their lives to keep slavery.
Border ruffians people who lived in Kansas and wanted it to be a slave state
Jayhawkers people in kansas who were militant abolitions movement.
shakers, Oneidas It is a religion created by native american people
Mormons people of the church of latter day saints.went to salt lake city to start a Mormon colony.
Second great awakening people thought the world was ending so they had to fix up the world and slavery was dirty so they wanted to get rid of it
Sumner/brooks affair Brooks beat the living daylights out of sumner because of what sumner said about the south.
Election of 1860 Lincoln against Breckinridge. Lincoln won and started his first term as president
Population explosion there was a potatoe famine in ireland so a huge amount of irish people came to america to escape the famine.
Seneca falls was where one of the first womens conventions were that was very influential
Irish & German immigration the Irish came to america because of the potatoe famine and the germans came because they thought they would have a better life here.
Gold rush someone discovered gold in california and then everyone all over america went to california thinking they would get rich and have a better life.
Underground railroad Harriet Tuban started this organization to help slaves go north to canada to be free.
secession of south carolina south carolina decided to seceed from the north when the north threatened to get rid of slavery, ultimatly leading to the civil war.
lincoln douglas debates were done when they were running for senate. there were seven sreas ere they did them
admission of california people were worried about whether or not it would be a slave state and if it would be fair. it went against the 1850 compromise.
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