APUSH P5 IDentifies PSD

(Topic 5.2) Annexation (excerpt)

Manifest Destiny

(Topic 5.2) Speech in the U.S. Senate – Thomas Hart Benton

“Fifty-four Forty or Fight!”

(Topic 5.2) Diary of Amelia Stewart Knight

Oregon Trail

(Topic 5.3) Legislature of Massachusetts

Wilmot Proviso

(Topic 5.3) Speech to U.S. Senate - Calhoun (1848)

Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo; Mexican Cession

(Topic 5.4) Republican Party Platform 1856 (excerpts)

Ostend Manifesto; Walker Expedition; Gadsden Purchase

(Topic 5.4) Letter to John Chathen

Popular Sovereignty; Compromise of 1850

(Topic 5.5) Caution! Colored People of Boston

Fugitive Slave Law

(Topic 5.5) Map of Underground Railroad

Underground Railroad: Harriet Tubman

(Topic 5.6) Speech on Kansas-Nebraska Act

Popular sovereignty

(Topic 5.6) Appeal of the Independent Democrats in Congress

Republican Party

(Topic 5.6) Cotton is King (Excerpt of the 1855 book)

Peculiar Institution

(Topic 5.6) Forcing Slavery Down the Throat of a Free Soiler

New England Emigrant Aid Company; Bleeding Kansas

(Topic 5.6) Speech on the Dred Scott Decision

Chattel slavery

(Topic 5.6) House Divided Speech

Freeport Doctrine

(Topic 5.7) Address of John Brown to Virginia Court

Harpers Ferry

(Topic 5.7) Resolutions of the Southern Rights Vigilance Club

Election of 1860

(Topic 5.7) Corner Stone Speech

Fort Sumter; Use of executive power; Confederate States of America

(Topic 5.7) Letter to Orville Browning

Border states

(Topic 5.8) Union and Confederacy Chart

Anaconda Plan

(Topic 5.8) Message to Confederate Congress

Trent Affair

(Topic 5.8) General Orders to General Philip Sheridan

Sherman’s March

(Topic 5.9) Letter to Seth Lewis, Amos Lewis

Confiscation Acts; Emancipation Proclamation

(Topic 5.9) Abraham Africanus I

Copperheads; Ex Parte Milligan; The Draft

(Topic 5.9) Editorial in Harper’s Weekly

Emancipation Proclamation; Massachusetts 54th

(Topic 5.9) Gettysburg Address

Vicksburg; Gettysburg

(Topic 5.10) Excerpts of Black Codes

Thirteenth Amendment

(Topic 5.10) Emancipation, Thomas Nast, 1865

Integration

(Topic 5.10) Speech in Congress, Thaddeus Stevens (R-MA), 1866

Fourteenth Amendment, Civil Rights Act of 1866

(Topic 5.10) Map of Southern Military Districts

Radical Reconstruction

(Topic 5.10) The Freedmen’s Bureau

Proclamation of Amnesty and Reconstruction

(Topic 5.10) Electioneering in the South

Fifteenth Amendment, Blanche K Bruce, Hiram Revels

(Topic 5.11) “The Union as it Was / The Lost Cause, Worse Than Slavery”

Redeemers, Amnesty Act of 1872

(Topic 5.11) Map of Barrow Plantation

Sharecropping

(Topic 5.11) Compromise - Indeed!

Election of 1876

(Topic 5.11) Map of Southern Resources

New South

(Topic 5.11) Majority Opinion, Justice Joseph P. Bradley, Civil Rights Cases 1883

Civil Rights Act of 1875

(Topic 5.11) Majority Decision and Dissenting Opinion – Plessy v. Ferguson (excerpts)

Jim Crow laws