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God
who gave Americans the right to manifest destiny?
california goldrush
people wanted natural resources and minerals, so they rushed west to try and become rich
preemtion acts
made vast tracts of land available for cheap to anyone who wanted to buy it and set up a homestead
mormons
what religious group continued moving west?
james k. polk
election of 1844 president
battle of san jacinto
captured the mexican general and forced him to sign a treaty granting texas independence
slidell
what diplomat was sent to try and purchase more land from mexico and settle the location of the border?
mexicans killing americans on american soil
what did polk use to start a war w/ mexico?
treaty of guadalope hidalgo
treaty that established rio grande as southern border of texas, outlined deal for mexican cession
wilmot proviso
ammendment that proposed land gained from victory in mexican american war off limits to expansion of slavery (was voted down)
missouri compromise
established the line of slavery
free soil movement
northern democrats and whigs wanted new territories to be the dominion of free laborers
abolitionists
wanted to ban slavery everywhere
popular sovereignty
each territory should decide slavery question for themselves
california and new mexico entered as free states
made southerners threatened secession from the union
compromise of 1850
mexican cession divided into utah and new mexico territories and would practice popular sovereignty, california admitted as free state, slave trade banned in washington dc, stricter fugitive slave law
kansas-nebraska act of 1854
despite being above the slavery line, kansas and nebraska had the opportunity to vote for slavery or not
bleeding kansas
violence in kansas between pro slavery and anti slavery folks for control of the territory
dred scott decision of 1857
dred scott was taken by his master to states where slavery was illegal, so he sued his master for his freedom, but he failed bc now slave owners could take their property where they wanted
democrats
gained strength as a pro slavery party
republican party
argued that slavery shouldn’t spread into new territories
northern democrats
represented by stephen douglas, wanted slavery question answered by popular sovereignty
southern democrats
represented by john breckinridge, wanted slavery in new territories protected by federal slave code
emancipation proclamation
freed all enslaved people in the confederacy
gettysburg address
speech to unify the nation
ten-percent plan
lincoln’s reconstruction plan, south could reestablish their state governments if 10% of the 1860 electorate pledged loyalty to the union, state legislature had to ratify the thirteenth amendment which abolished slavery
black codes
restricted freedom of southern blacks and forced them to work for low wages
radical republicans
wanted reconstruction to be led by congress
freedman’s bureau
agency set up to help newly freed black people to get on their feet
civil rights act of 1866
protected citizenship of blacks and gave them equal protection under laws
14th amendment
all persons who were born or naturalized in the US were citizens of the US, and every citizen enjoyed equal protection of the laws on the state level
reconstruction acts of 1867
assured all laws being passed would be enforced in the south, increased requirement for southern states to join union
tenure of office act
made it illegal for the president to fire a member of his cabinet without congressional approval
15th amendment
granted voting rights to newly freed black population of the south
ku klux clan
group that believed in white supremacy
compromise of 1877
democrats agreed to concede election to hayes, republicans agreed to remove all federal troops from south