Those in the government who believed that African Americans should be granted rights and Southerners deserved punishment
Who are Radical Republicans
White settlement in the West was greatly aided by this Civil War-era law making land cheap if you farmed it
What is the Homestead Act
This brutal military campaign sought to inflict misery on Southern civilians to break their commitment to keep fighting
What is Sherman's March to the Sea?
This was its own independent republic for almost ten years following its independence from Mexico and prior to its annexation by the United States
What is the Republic of Texas (Lone Star Republic)?
This event marked a dark milestone in the violent sectionalism in the United States government -- victim nearly died from injuries
What is the caning of Charles Sumner?
The Northern and Western victories that turned the tide of the war for the Union in 1863
What is Gettysburg and Vicksburg
This labor system replaced slavery for agriculture in the South
What is sharecropping
Whigs in the Senate rejected this treaty, which ended the Mexican-American War and granted the US territories in California, New Mexico and Utah
What is the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
This growing industry greatly influenced the economic interests of the North - as well as Northern chances in the war. South never developed these as much as the North, which lowered their chances in the war
What are railroads
Name three advantages the North had over the South in the Civil War?
What are population, manufacturing, banking, credit, transportation, etc.
This ultimately killed Reconstruction
What is the Compromise of 1877
What three things did Manifest Destiny want to spread across the entire continent? (All based on ideas of white supremacy)
Christianity, Capitalism, and Democracy
The threefold purpose of the Emancipation Proclamation
What is discourage foreign assistance to the South, cause economic and social unrest in the South, and change the focus of the war to be about morality and ending slavery
Amendments, political participation, election of Black officials, education through Freedmens Bureau, KKK, violence, failure to enforce amendments after 1877, Black Codes, Jim Crow, voter suppression, white Redeemer governments