Civil War who's who
The boxer turned lawyer turned President was the man in charge of fighting the war.
Abraham Lincoln
The Party of Jackson. Formed to give a voice to the common man. Still exists today.
The Democratic Party
This conflict led to the American dissatisfaction with the British. Despite winning the war Americans were expected to pay for the brunt of it.
The French and Indian War
This region was subject to Reconstruction for losing the war
The South
This country backed Christopher Columbus.
Spain
Mississippi Senator who became president of the Confederate States.
Jefferson Davis
The party was three parties in a trench coat. It formed from antislavery sentiments to oppose the Democratic Party.
The Republican Party. (GOP)
This event was a response from colonials to against the Tea Act. John Adams cousin Samuel helped lead this.
The Boston Tea Party.
These were laws passed by Southern politicians to restrict black Americans.
Jim Crow Laws
These British colonists fled to Massachusetts to escape religious persecution.
The Puritans
Lincoln's assassin. The actor turned killer.
John Wilkes Booth
This party got its name from the essays written in favor of the Constitution. Early members were Hamilton, Adams, and Jay
The Federalist Party
Thomas Paine's book that swept the colonies after explaining that an island shouldn't own a continent.
Common Sense
This terror group was formed to openly attack black Americans. Often hiding behind bedsheets.
The Ku Klux Klan
Major agriculture products produced in the Carolinas and Virginia. Often with slave labor.
Tobacco, Cotton, and Sugar.
Union General who would later become president. His thoughts on Reconstruction was that the South should be punished.
Ulysses Grant
Thomas Jefferson's party. They successfully had 4 presidents in a row.
The Anti-Federalists/Jeffersonians/Democratic-Republicans
The Massachusetts conflict where colonials made the mistake of bringing snowballs to a gun fight. Many soldiers were sued over this.
The Boston Massacre
The politicians were determined to punish the South without Lincoln to mediate them.
The Radical Republicans
The first attempt at a British colony. Located in modern day North Carolina, the entire colony vanished.
The Roanoke Colony
Despite opposing secession, this general sided with his home state of Virginia during the war. His surrender ended the war. His home is now where Arlington National Cemetery resides.
Robert Lee
After the destruction the Federalists, this party was the spiritual successor. The name also sounds like fake hair.
The Whig Party
This battle cry of the colonists. Representing their feelings of losing money without political influence.
No Taxation without Representation
This president's election resulted in a tie. The opposition agreed to concede the election if he ended Reconstruction.
Rutherford Hayes
This economic philosophy was built on maximizing exports and minimizing imports. A nation's wealth is based on the amount of money the country holds.
Mercantilism