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He was president after Andrew Johnson.
Who was Ulysses s Grant?
This paper, published by the white immediatist Lloyd Garrison in 1831encouraged Emancipation and helped found the anti- slavery society in 1833.
What is the " liberator "?
The period of religious revival mostly among methodists, Presbyterians, and baptists peaked between 1820 and 1830 as an answer to the expansion of the enlightenment, which led to declined church attendance.
What was the second great awakening?
In hopes if ending the war quickly Lincoln ordered Gen. McClellan to take this city.
What is Richmond, Virginia?
The fifteenth amendment required states to do this.
What is enfranchise and give black people the right to vote.
Who led the march from Atlanta to the sea in 1864, where the Union burned everything in its wake to destroy morale and deplete southern resources.
Who was Sherman?
Horace Mann was instrumental in the pushed for public education, lengthening the school year, establishing a school for teachers, and the use of the first standardized books in education including this book used in 80 percent of all u.s. schools.
What was the McGuffey's reader?
When Irish and German Catholic immigration was on the rise, this society promoted by protestants and reformers encouraged people to sign a pledge not to drink.they battled gambling and prostitution as well.
What were temperance societies?
The Confederacy believed if they withheld cotton exports they could force these two European nations into the war on their side.
What is Britain and France?
In the north the period after the civil war was called this, suggesting the tarnish that lay beneath the layer of gold.
What is the guilded age?
Although this president was an honest man his friends were not and starting early 1870s a series of scandals tarnished his legacy.
Who was Grant?
In 1848, Lecretia Mott and this woman held a women's right convention in Seneca New York and helped to publish the Declaration of rights and sentiments of women.
Who was Elizabeth Cady Stanton?
Reform societies also helped build orphanages, asylums and these prisons that sought to rehibilitate, rather than isolate. Led by Dorthea Dix, they taught morality and a "work ethic".
What are penitentiaries?
This Union Plan developed by Winfield Scott called for a Blockade of Southern ports as well as taking over control of the Mississippi river.
What is the Anaconda Plan,?
Name given to the scallywags and northerners enforcing Reconstruction taxes, implying that they were coming south to fill their suitcases with ill- gotten emerald.
Who are carpetbaggers?
The first black Senator in u.s Congress 1870.
Who was Hiram Revals?
An experimental community called Brook Farm established in 1841 Massachusetts, was home to these people, a group of nonconformist Unitarian writers and philosophers who believed that humans contained elements of the divine and should then strive for perfection with some European romanticism thrown in. Emerson, Thoreau, and Hawthorn members.
Who were Transcendentalists?
This utopian group that followed Mother Ann Lee, splintered of the Quakers. They believed all other churches had grown too interested in this world and too neglectful of the next. They practiced celibacy and their numbers diminished by the 1850s.
Who were the Shakers?
The Union gained access to the a Cumberland River after winning these 2 forts
What is ft. Henry and ft.Donaldson?
The practice of trading a portion of crops in return for the right to works someone else's land.
What is sharecropping?
black woman and charismatic speaker who campaigned for emancipation and woman's rights before the Civil war.
Who was sojourner Truth?
settlers that went west during the Golden Rush were call this, do to it's beginning date.
Who were 49ers?
This society, established in 1816 sought to repatriate enslaved people to the newly formed country of Liberia In africa.
Who were The American Colonization society?
The result of this Battle gave the Union control of the Mississippi and thus cut the South in 2.
What is Vicksburg?
The freedman's bureau helped establish Fisk and this university to enable black men to attend a higher level education.
What is Howard University?