Founding Documents
Sectionalism
The Civil War
Civil War Politics
Reconstruction
100

Wrote the Declaration of Independence

Thomas Jefferson

100

This Act sharply divided the country over the issue of slavery. It caused a split in the Whig Party which led to the creation of the Republican Party, and allowed for popular sovereignty in these two new territories.

The Kansas-Nebraska Act

100

First Battle of the Civil War

The Battle of Fort Sumter

100

Freed slaves of the states that were in rebellion

The Emancipation Proclamation

100

Becomes president after Abraham Lincoln is assassinated

Andrew Johnson

200

Supreme Law of the land. Establishes a federal system of government

The US Constitution

200

The 2 results of the 1860 election

Lincoln elected as President

South Carolina secedes. 

200

Proposed by Winfield Scott, this strategy of the North involved blockading the South, as to "strangle" it of resources.

The Anaconda Plan

200

This was suspended throughout the entire war by Abraham Lincoln showing that he was willing the violate the Constitution in order to preserve the Union

habeas corpus

200
What is the 10 Percent Plan


Called for 10 percent of voted to pledge their loyalty to the Union, and draft a new constitution that banned slavery in order to be readmitted into the Union

300

Gave five warnings to the United States, like to avoid the two party system and to avoid the accumulation of debt.

Washington's Farewell Address

300

This man fought for the abolition of slaves in the Kansas Territory by massacring pro-slavery settlers at Pottawatomie Creek and later attempted to free nearby slaves at Harper's Ferry Virginia.

John Brown
300

This event involved total destruction 60 miles wide and 300 miles long through Atlanta, especially involving the destruction of railways

Sherman's March to the Sea

300
What was one key reason Lincoln made the reason for fighting the Civil War about preserving the Union at the beginning of the war, even if it meant keeping slavery?

He was afraid of the border state seceding.

300

What is a pocket veto?

an indirect veto of a legislative bill by the president or a governor by retaining the bill unsigned until it is too late for it to be dealt with during the legislative session.

400

These papers argued for the ratification of the US Constitution

The Federalist Papers


400

This political party was against slavery mainly because they resented the competition that black slave labor presented in the territories. 

Free-Soilers

400

Deadliest battle of the Civil War fought between generals McClellan and Lee. Resulted in a Union victory and the Emancipation Proclamation was issued 5 days later

Battle of Antietam 

400

President of the Confederacy

Jefferson Davis

400

What do Scalawags and Carpetbaggers have in common?

They allied together to to take part in the South's political and economic rebirth. 

500

These acts make it a crime to criticize the government and made it easier for the government to deport foreigners.

The Alien and Sedition Acts

500

This Supreme Court case ruled that previous slaves could never become citizens, even if they moved to a free-state.

Dred Scott v Sanford.

The Dred Scott Decision

500

Name all 4 border states

Delaware

Maryland

Missouri

Kentucky

500

What were the terms of the Confederate surrender at Appomattox Court House?

"turn over their weapons, and go home"

500

13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments

13th: Abolition of slavery

14th: Citizenship to all those born in the US with equal protection, regardless of previous conditions of servitude 

15th: All men have the right to vote regardless of race.

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