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humanities 8 - Final Exam

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Chpt 10: Why was the Indian Removal Act created? B/c the government promised US soldiers the land
What is the Indian Removal Act? In 1830 - to give the land to the soldiers that was promised - located in the west
Which Indian Tribes were moved to what is now the "present day Oaklahoma / Florida? Fox, Saux, Creech, Chickasaw and Cherokee
What is the Trail of Tears? The 800 mile walk the Cherokee tribe did when removed from their native land
What purpose did the Buena of Indian Affairs office serve? Sent help to move the Cherokee tribe after they were removed from their land
Why was the Bank of US established? Give loans to states and printed money
Nullification/States rights State has the right to nullify or invalidate any law that the state deems unconstitutional
Jackson democracy A period of expanding democracy between the 1820's and 30's
Nominating Convention Party members choose the party's candidates vs party's leaders
Manifest dynasty Obvious fate to settle land to the Pacific Ocean in order to spread democracy
Gold Rush (California) Brought 80,000 people from all over the world to look for gold in 1849
Mormons Members of Joseph Smith's church who practice polygamy
What is polygamy? The practice of having more than one husband or wife at the same time
What is the significance Alamo? An abandoned mission near San Antonio that became an important battle site in the Texas Revolution
What is the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo? Feb 1848 - Treaty signed that officially ended the war and forced Mexico to turn over it's northern territory to the US
Religious Movements Anti - Morman mob: murdered Joseph Smith and they persecuted Morman's because of their beliefs and practices
Texas Delay in Statehood Because of an off balance of "slave states and free states"
Transportation Revolution Period of rapid growth in the speed and convenience for travel because of new methods of transportation
Missouri compromise This agreement would allow the state to enter the union as a slave state and Maine would enter as a free state
Technology - Manufacturing The tool used to produce items or to do work
What did new machines encourage? The rise of new processes and businesses and manufacturing
Sectionalism Disagreements between 2 regions
Nationalism The feeling of pride and loyalty to a nation
Plantation A large farm where slaves worked and planted cotton
Cotton Used for clothing and a big money maker for the south
King Cotton Profound (learned) statesman and knows what measures will best sustain (protect) his throne - Quote from David Christy
Cotton gin Made by Eli Whitney - it moves seeds from short staple crops
Eli Whitney Made interchangeable parts and the cotton gin
What impact did the cotton gin have on slavery Expanded slavery because enslaved people were used to pick the cotton out of thecotton gin
Nat Turner's quote I am willing to suffer the fate that awaits me
Which violent revolt occurred in 1831 in SHampton County, Virginia Lead by Nat Turner - God told me to end slavery
Who killed more than 60 slave owners and their families Nat Turner and the people who worked for them
Slave Codes The new codes placed stricter control on enslaved people
The Literacy Law Finding and whipping any person who was caught teaching enslaved people to read and write
Uncle Tom's Cabin, Harriet Beecher Stowe Writing published in 1982 that spoke against slavery by describing how slaves were treated
Who was Frederick Douglas Slave who was taught literacy by a slave owners wife
Which newspaper did Frederick Douglas write Northstar
Wilmot Proviso A document stating neither slavery or servitude shall ever exist in the territory
Which territory did the Wilmot Proviso cover? Katelyn to ask Mr. Ubbing
What are tenements? Poorly designed apartment buildings that housed a large number of poor people
What was the compromise of 1850 Brought resolution to the dispute between free and slave states.
Which states determined the decision whether to be a free state or not was up to the popular sovereignty? Territories: Utah and New Mexico
Which state entered the union free as a result of the Compromise of 1850? California
What is popular sovereignty The political power belongs to the people
Why did California enter the union as a union vs a territory? Because the "gold rush" resulted in such a rapid population growth
Fugitive Slave Act Made it a crime to help slave - allowed officials to arrest slaves in free areas
What is the Kansas - Nebraska Act Divide the Louisiana purchase into 2 territories and allowed the people in each to decide on the question of slavery
What is Bleeding Kansas 1856: Abolitionist and pro-slavery forces clashed killing many people
John Brown An Abolitionist from New England - killed 5 proslavery people
Pottawatomie Massacre An abolitionist killed people in Kansas because he stated his actions were ordered by God
Dred Scott - why did he sue for his freedom He states while he lived in the free territory, he had become free
Which political party united against the spread of slavery in the west? Republican Party
What is the importance of the Election of 1860 Recognized no other political principles other than the constitution of the country, etc: the union of the US and the enforcement of the laws
How did the Southerns react to Lincoln's decision not expand slavery? The Southern Sucessionist calling for a special election because they believed they had a right to leave the union
Why did the southerners get angry at Lincoln? His decision not to expand slavery meant their way of life would be destroyed.
How were the shoes made for soldiers in the Army? Shoes were made of leather and wood
Why was Army clothing made of wool? To soak in sweat
Principles of the Army's clothing for soldiers included Less things equals less weight
What food was the army fed? Bacon, hard tack crackers and potatoes
Why did the soldiers feet bleed? The wood would cut the skin of the soldiers
Who won the beginning of the civil war? The union won the bloody war at Fort Sumpter
When was the beginning of the civil war? Sept 7th 1861
States that were considered the border of the free state and the slave states? Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland and Missouri
What was Antietam? Battle between the union and the confederacy
When was the bloodiest battle in US history? Sept 17, 1862, Antietam Creek, Maryland
Anachonda Plan The strategy of the North's plan to cut off supplies to the south through naval blockades
What is Emancipation? Freed slaves
Hard Tack flour + water... baked
When was the Battle of Gettysburg July 1st 1863
The Battle of Gettysburg was a civil war that ______ won Union
What is the Gettysburg address The union soldiers were praised by Lincoln
What is Total War? Destroying civilian and economic resources
Appomatox Court House The place where General Lee surrendered to General Grant, thus the ending of the civil war
Mini-ball Type of muscle loaded stabilized rifle bullets
Thirteenth Amendment the amendment made slavery illegal throughout the US
John Wilken Booth A southerner who didn't like Abe Lincoln killed Abe Lincoln at Ford theater in Washington DC on April 14 1865
Radical Republican On the other hand, the south took a hasher stance, they wanted the federal Gov. to force change in the south
Fourteenth Amendment fearing that the civil Rights might be overturned, the Republicans created this amendment
Fifteenth Amendment Gave African Americans the right to vote
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