History Exam 3 - Early US

Railroads

Lowell Mills

Horace Mann

Maine Laws

Nashoba

Frances Wright

Steamboats

Plug Uglies & Dead Rabbits

The Great Whiskey Binge

Dorothea Dix

Eli Whitney

Nativism

Philadelphia Riot

American Temperance Society

Ossining Penitentiary

Know-Nothings

Sylvester Graham

Manifest Destiny

Indian Removal Acts

Trail of Tears

Stephen Austin

The Alamo

“Taking the White Man's Path”

Battle of San Jacinto

John Ross

The Seminole War

Cherokee Nation V Georgia

Donner Party

Major Ridge

The Five Civilized Tribes

The Orgeon Trail

General Santa Anna

Sam Houston

Texas Independence

Southerners in Time of Slavery

Southern White Planters

Pro-Slavery Argument

Labor on the Plantation

Denmark Vesey

Fredrick Douglass

Night Patrols

Antebellum Southern Culture (economy, population, political ideals, notion of honor, work, etc)

Southern White Yeomen

Slave Families

Discipline on the plantation

Gabriel's Uprising

Sojourner Truth

African American Plantation Culture

Southern “Poor Whites”

Free Blacks

Slave Resistance

Nat Turner

David Walker

Cotton Gin

American Colonization Society

Fugitive Slave Law

Moderate Free-Soiler

Hilton R Helper

William Lloyd Garrison

Anthony Burns

Abolitionist

Harriet Beecher Stowe

The Liberator

Uncle Tom’s Cabin

Margaret Gains

Antebellum Northern Culture

Missouri Compromise

Margaret Eaton

Jackson's Florida Campaign

Texas Annexation

Mexican Cession

Oregon Territory

Henry Clay

Andrew Jackson

Nullification

Mexican-American War

Compromise of 1850

Rio Grande Dispute

Election of 1828

John C Calhoun

Tariff of Abominations

54-40 or Fight!

Wilmot Proviso

James K Polk

Southern Fire Eaters

Popular Sovereignty

Border Ruffians

Sack of Lawrence, Kansas

Charles Sumner

Dred Scott Trial

Republican Party

Slave Uprising Panic 1856

Slave Power Conspiracy

Pottawatomie Creek

John Brown

William Walker

Lecompton Constitution

Know-Nothing Party

Stephen Douglas

Kansas-Nebraka Act