Semester 1 Review
Finding a spiritual connection with nature/individual intuition
What ideas follow transcendentalism?
Won the 1860 Election/candidate of the newly founded Republican Party.
Who was Abraham Lincoln?
Admitted Missouri as a slave state and Maine as a free state.
New Party, Abe Lincoln was their candidate for the Election of 1860.
What was the Republican Party
Ottawa
What is the capital of Canada?
Opponents of loose construction of the Constitution, feared that a powerful and distant central government would become too powerful and would fail to guarantee individual liberties to US citizens.
What were Anti-Federalists?
Led a raid on Harper's Ferry (1859), and was soon caught and executed. Seen as a hero in the North, and murderer in the South.
Who was John Brown?
Entered California as a free state, but the rest of Mexico territory as fair game to slavery/fugitive slave law.
What was the Compromise of 1850?
Dissolves before Republican Party forms.
What was the Whig Party?
The capital of Columbia
What is Botogá?
September 1774 gathering of delegates in Philadelphia to discuss the crisis caused by the Coercive Acts. The Congress issued a declaration of rights and agreed to boycott trade with Britain
What was the 1st Continental Congress?
Congressman of South Carolina, hit Charles Sumner with a cane, was soon sent more!
Who was Preston S. Brooks?
Shredded the Missouri Compromise, divided Nebraska territory in Kansas AND Nebraska. Used popular sovereignty to decide slavery's status.
What was the Kansas-Nebraska Act (1854)?
Had Northern and Southern reps that had different beliefs surrounding the issue of slavery.
What was the Democratic Party?
Prague
What is the capital of Czechoslovakia?
Brutal sea voyage that carried around 12.5 million Africans towards enslavement in the Americas, of which about 1.8 million died en route.
What was the Middle Passage?
Delivered Dred Scott result in 1857, deemed the Missouri Compromise of 1820 as unconstitutional, denied the Federal government the right to exclude slavery from territories, and declared that African Americans were not citizens but private property.
Who was Roger B. Taney?
What was Ostend Manifesto?
Believed in non-extension of slavery, NOT full on abolition of slavery.
What was the Free Soil Party?
The capital of Zimbabwe
What is Harare?
1675-1676 rebellion in Virginia that began when vigilante colonists started a war with neighboring Native Americans, and when Gov. Berkely refused to support them, the mob formed an army and stormed the Capital.
What was Bacon's Rebellion?
Novel written in 1852, describing the horrors of slavery; left a huge impact on Northerners to be against slavery.
What was the Publication of Uncle Tom's Cabin?
Laws enacted in many northern states that guaranteed to all residents (including alleged fugitives) the right to a jury trial
What were Personal Liberty Laws?
What was the American or Know-Nothing Party?
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