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preemption acts
Made land for homestead cheap and affordable to push citizens West
election of 1844
James K Polk, believed in Manifest Destiny wanted to add Texas/Oregon
Texas still belonged to Mexico, Mexico decreed U.S must convert to Catholicism and banned slavery
Mexico later shut down immigration
Revolted against Mexican gov
Mexicans won
battle of San jacinto
San Huston fought Mexicans and won, making Texas independent but Mexico did not accept the independence
Jackson said no to annexation in fear of war
oregon territory
Both Britain and U.S wanted it
Polk pushed through annexation of Texas and Oregon territory
John sidell
Went to Mexico after annexation, asked for more land, tried to settle Southern Border
rio grande
Polk sent troops to meet Mexicans at American land(Rio Grande)
Polk wanted war
treaty of guadalupe
End of Mexican-American War + more land for U.S
Rio Grande was Southern border
Mexican Cession, California and New Mexico for 15 mil as NEW STATES(tipped balance in Senate towards free state)
All Mexicans would be granted U.S citizenship but Indians would not
gadsden purchase
Land purchased under Arizona next to New Mexico
wilmot provisio
David Wilmot made proviso that any land gained from Mexican-American war wouldn't allow slavery
Voted down because believed in Free Soil, economic reason, additional land without competition from system of slavery
compromise of 1950
Henry Clay proposed Mexican Cession territories would practice popular sovereignty, Cali as free states, slave trade banned in Washigton D.C, and stricter Fugitive Slave Law
john brown
Believed slave uprising was only way to get rid of slavery
Wanted Raid at Harpers ferry to steal weapons to rebel
Southerns saw raid as race war where whites would suffer
kansas-nebraska act of 1854
Land was above 36 30 line(no slavery) but Stephen Douglas proposed territory be divided into two parts where popular sovereignty would be used over issue of slavery
Congress overturned Missouri Compromise
Violence in Kansas=Bleeding Kansas over issue of slavery, illegal votes by Missuori for slavery
Two rival legislation in Kansas, President Pierce recognized pro-slavery government as legitimate and anti-slavery as fraud
dredd Scott v. us
Scott sued for freedom, Taney said slaves had no right to sue and constitution cannot deprive citizen of property and slave owners can take slave anywhere
whig party position
Divided over Kansas-Nebraska Act, Cotton Whigs(Pro-slavery) and Conscience Whigs(Anti-Slavery)
republican party of 1854
Under party was Nativists, Abolitionist, Free Soil, Conscience Whigs
-Argued slavery should not spread
- Southern democrats saw party as threat
election of 1860
Democrats nominated Stephen Douglass(Kansas-Nebraska) and Republicans nominated Lincoln(free soil)
Lincoln wanted to stop spread not abolish
1860 South Carolina seceded from Union over threat that North would dominate politically and John Brown Raid
democrat fractions
Northern Democrats(Stephen Douglass) wanted popular sovereignty and Southern(John Brekinridge) Territories after becoming states could decide by popular sovereignty and until then protected under Federal Slave Code
civil war tactics
South fought defensive, greater military generals. The North had a larger army and navy and economic advantage.
South introduced war tax
draft riots
North Riots as draft could be ignored with payment, working class revolted
fort sumter
Federal possession in South Carolina, SC cut off supplies to fort, Lincoln sent provisions to troops, SC destroyed supplies
battle of bull run
Union troops confronted Confederate troops at Bull Creek
Confederates won under Stonewall Jackson
southern strategy
Relied on foreign help from Britain and France at first
Foreign countries relied heavily on cotton (King cotton) but discovered cotton in Egypt
battle of vicksburg
Union gained control of Mississippi River and cut Confed in half
Sent General Sherman to capture Atlanta(burned it)
march to the sea
Sherman army marched to Savannah and destroyed South
appomattox court house 1865
General Lee and Grant, end of war
lincoln ten-percent plan
Established minimum test of loyalty for Southern states to return to union
Could reestablish their state government if 10% pledged loyalty to the Union
State legislature had to ratify 13th Amendment which abolished slavery
andrew Johnson impact
Reunited North and South however allowed Black Codes
radical republicans
Wanted reconstruction to be led by Congress, not Johnson, wanted to pass legislation to extend rights and suppress Southern resurgence
After vetoes of Johnson, established ⅔ majority to override vetoes and pass laws
Proposed 14th amendment in which all people born in U.S are citizens
civil rights act of 1866
Protected citizenship of black people and gave them equal protection under laws
Vetoed by Johnson
reconstruction acts of 1867
All laws passed in South would be enforced and increased requirement for Southern states to rejoin Union
South divided and occupied by federal troops
States must add provision for universal man voting rights
tenure of office act
Made it illegal for president to fire member of cabinet without congressional approval
Johnson fired member anyways
Senate failed to boot out Johnson
election of 1867
Samuel Hilden and Rutherford Hayes, end of reconstruction, neither won electoral votes
3 states, both Democrats and Republicans claimed victory
Electoral commission formed, mostly Republicans, which declared states for Hayes
Democrats threatened to block inauguration and Compromise of 1877 was made
compromise of 1877
Democrats would concede election to Hayes but federal troops had to be removed from South
End of reconstruction