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study stack 1
reconstruction
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Abolitionist | abolitionist were the people that were against slavery. |
| nonviolence | many abolitionist were nonviolence meaning they belived in nonviolence. |
| slave pen | slave pen were rooms were they gather slaves to clean and greasy them. before they sold them. |
| religion | religion is what people belived or belive. |
| emancipation | |
| petition | |
| gag rule | the gag was a law were you couldnt talk against the goverment about slaves. |
| bleeding Kansas | bleeding kansas was a war between the slaves and free people. |
| free states vs slave states | free states were trying to end slaves states. |
| personal liberty act | |
| fugitive slave act | the fugitive slave act was when your slave ran away the person who found it had to bring it back to you. |
| dred scott decision | once a slavea always a slave. |
| Angelina grimke | was a southern woman the ran away to the north beacuse she thought slavery was a seen |
| Frederick douglass | was slave the fought for his freedom |
| William Lloyd garrison | was a white man that was a abolitionist |
| The Liberator | |
| John Brown | |
| Dred Scott | |
| "Put on the full armor of God" | |
| "Give no quarter" | |
| "His diploma is written on his back" | |
| "Caution. It is nothing but the word of cowardice" | |
| "Africa" | |
| "Let loose the dogs of war" | |
| SHAKESPEARE (why does Brown quote him? 10 bonus points on exam if you can write the whole quote from Shakespeare you were given) | |
| Sic semper tyrannis” (relate to all white government) | |
| "Et tu, Brute" (relate to Dred Scott Decision) | |
| Reconstruction | when they were trying to rebuild america. |
| 13th amendment | free the slaves |
| 14th amendment | made african americans citizens |
| 15th amendment | males can vote |
| freedmens bureau | |
| Compromise of 1850 | |
| Kansas Nebraska Act | |
| Black Codes | codes the ex slaves had to go with. |
| 1876 (what is the significance of this year? Why is it ironic?) | |
| Compromise of 1877 | |
| carpetbaggers | |
| scalawags | |
| radical republicans | |
| ku klux klan | a group of men the were antiablolitionist the burned cross |
| Ulysses S Grant | |
| The Negro question |
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