Leading up to the Civil War
Civil War
Reconstruction
Western Expansion
100

Manifest Destiny 

The belief that the U.S should go West 

100

Blockade 

When the Norths navy would block all goods coming into the south 

100

Scalawags and carpetbags 

Scalawags: Liked the idea of Reconstruction and wanted to rebuild

Carpetbaggers: They were northerners who went to the south to vote for no more slavery and work to rebuild the south

100

Robber Barons

People who take profits and wouldn't give any back and would make a tone of money

200

Kansas/Nebraska Act 

The states would be decided if they were a free or slave state by popular sovereignty    

200

Dredd Scott

Dredd  Scott was a slave who was taken to the North to be a free man and then the South took him back and he sued them to the supreme court and argued that he was in the North so he was a free man and then they said since your African American your not fully a citizen

200

Why was the KKK founded

They didn't like African Americans and didn't want equal rights for them

200
Why were time zones necessary 

With trains, people were moving fast, and time zones were needed for safety 

300

Compromise of 1850

California is a free state

No more slave trade in D.C 

Fugitive Slave Act 

There is popular sovereignty 

300

Uncle Toms Cabin 

A book about the horrors of slavery that made people in the North feel sympathetic towards slavery it also increased the support for abolition in the north

300

Radical Republicans 

They were people who supported equal right's for African Americans 

400

Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo 

Ended the Mexican American war, gave America Wyoming, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Nevada, and Utah  

400

How was Kansas and Nebraska decided if it was a free or slave state? 

Popular Sovereignty 

400

Hayes/Tilden Election

Election was undecided no majority, The republicans made a deal that if Hayes won the election he would pull all troops out of the south.
500

Bleeding Kansas

Kansas was being decided if it was a slave or free state by popular sovereignty. Many people elegally came into Kansas ended in many fights and deaths.   

500

Where did Robert E. Lee 

Antietam 

500

Why did the Reblucicans start to loose power during grants presidency

Inexperienced, scandals, more people cared about there finances 

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