5. History of Slavery and Abolitionism, the Civil War

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What is the era between American Revolution and the Civil War called?

Antebellum era

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When was the Antebellum era?

1781-1860

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When was the Civil War?

1861-1865

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Where did most people live after American Revolution?

On farms, plantations or in small villages.

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What were the important cities?

Philadelphia

New York

Boston

Charleston

Baltimore

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How many people lived in Philadelphia?

42 000

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Why did cities start to rapidly grow?

Because of economic distress, political repression and religious presecution

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What was a big improvement in rich territories?

Railroads

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New problem occured, what was it?

The French revolution 1789

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George Washington issued what?

Issued Neutrality Proclamation

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What was Neutrality Proclamation about?

About making clear that America would not participate in French wars

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What was Embargo act?

banned trade with all foreign countries

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What did Embargo act do?

It brought disaster and Jefferson forced to cancel it.

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What is status quo?

The state in which things were before war

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Most states opened the vote to?

To almost all adult white males

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What political parties beginned to emerge?

The Republicans and The Democrats

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Who firstly transported Africans to America?

the Dutch

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Slaves were transpored in what conditions in order to produce?

In horrible conditions, to produce lucrative crops (tobacco)

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What were slaves?

Property of owners, had no rights, families were spearated

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Where were slave markets?

Jamestown

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Who and when stated first petition against slavery?

Benjamin Franklin in 1790

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In what news was openly criticized slavery?

The Liberator

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What did the Missouri Compromise do?

Balanced number of slavery and non-slavery states in Union

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Was slavery still legal?

In granted states yes

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What was the Civil War?

A war fought between the people of a single country.

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Who was Abraham Lincoln?

President during the Civil War, farmer, tried many jobs, studied, became an advocate and congressman

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What did Abraham Lincoln write?

Emancipation Proclamation

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What did Emancipation Proclamation abolish?

It abolished slavery in the Union "All persons held as slaves within any State, shall be then, thenceforward, and forever free."

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How many states declared secession from the US because of the Emancipation Proclamation?

11, they formed the Confederacy

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Who was the president of Confederacy?

Jefferson Davis

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What was the capital of Confederacy?

Richmond, Virginia

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Lincoln wanted to abolish slavery?

Completely

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When did the Civil War End?

1865

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Where did the Conferedacy surrender?

In Appomattox

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When was Lincoln assassinated?

April 14, 1865

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Lincoln was shot while doing what?

While watching the play "Our American Cousin" with his wife at Ford's Theatre in Washington

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By who was Lincoln shot?

Actor John Booth

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What was later added to US constitution?

Amendment 13

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What is Amendment 13?

Abolition of slavery