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Sectionalism
Intensified regional tensions leading to Civil War.
Civil War
Conflict over slavery and state rights (1861-1865).
Expansionism
Growth of US territory and influence.
President Polk
Led US during Mexican-American War.
Mexican-American War
Conflict over Texas and territorial expansion.
Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo
Ended Mexican-American War; ceded land to US.
Mexican Cession
Land acquired from Mexico, including California.
Wilmot Proviso
Proposed bill to ban slavery in new territories.
Free Soil Party
Political party opposing the expansion of slavery.
Whig Party
Political party divided over slavery issues.
Compromise of 1850
Attempt to resolve tensions over California's statehood.
Popular Sovereignty
Voters decide on slavery in new states.
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Allowed popular sovereignty in Kansas and Nebraska.
Bleeding Kansas
Violence over slavery in Kansas territory.
Brooks-Sumner Beating
Violent incident reflecting sectional tensions in Congress.
Republican Party
Formed to oppose slavery's expansion.
Dred Scott Decision
Supreme Court ruling denying citizenship to slaves.
Chief Justice Taney
Ruled Congress couldn't ban slavery in territories.
Economic Ideology
Differences between Southern agriculture and Northern industry.
Election of 1860
Lincoln's victory led to Southern secession.
Jefferson Davis
President of the Confederate States.
Emancipation Proclamation
Freed slaves in Confederate states during Civil War.
Confiscation Acts
Allowed Union to seize Confederate property, including slaves.
Antietam
First major Union victory in the Civil War.
Reconstruction
Process of reintegrating Southern states post-war.
Lincoln's 10% Plan
Minimal requirement for Southern states' reentry.
Johnson's Plan
Failed Reconstruction strategy allowing former Confederates power.
14th Amendment
Granted citizenship to all born in the US.
15th Amendment
Prohibited voting discrimination based on race.
Compromise of 1877
Ended Reconstruction in exchange for electoral support.
Manifest Destiny
Belief in America's divine right to expand westward.
Sharecropping
System trapping African Americans in debt to landowners.
Nativism
Anti-immigrant sentiment in response to population growth.