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1787-1877 Civil War

The New Nation To The Civil War, 1787-1877. Kaplan APUSH in a box

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This writer encouraged the forging of a unique American identity as he traveled across the US delivering lectures. Encouraged Americans to shun wealth and want to embrace the natural world. Ralph Waldo Emerson
According to Roger Sherman, in this branch of government "each state should have one vote and no more." Senate
Andrew Jackson was a proponent of this system. He would appoint those who supported his campaign with government positions. Bred corruption and tainted political process. soils system
An elaborate network that helped fugitive slaves flee the US or at least reach free states. Underground Railroad
This term is used to describe slavery. Peculiar Institution
Location in NY was the site of a meeting with feminist leadership. Declaration of Sentiments was drafted. It declared "all men and woman equal" and demanded true universal suffrage. Seneca Falls
Law designed to reenslave those slaves who had made it to freedom. Denied legal rights to captured blacks and sentenced whites who harbored fugitives to heavy fines or jail time. Fugitive Slave Law
The transfer of property in 1853, signed by President Franklin Pierce. The terms were that the Mesilla Valley in the southernmost desert region of NM and AZ was transferred to US from Mexico. Gadsden Purchase
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