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Southern
Slavery
1850s III
Civil
War
Reconstruction
1850s I
1850s II
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ReconCivil War Civil War
struction
II
Events
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Reconstruction
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Review
Questions
Misc.
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Final Jeopardy
Reconstruction
This caused the end
of Military
Reconstruction
Southern Slavery - $100
This was the nickname the North
gave to Southern slavery
Southern Slavery - $200
This referred to the economy of
the South that centered around
this certain crop
Southern Slavery - $300
He led a slave revolt in Virginia
in 1831which resulted in the
deaths of 60 whites.
Southern Slavery - $400
This party was formed on a
platform favoring the Wilmot
Proviso and free land for settlers.
They did not oppose slavery, just
the spreading of it
Southern Slavery - $500
This was a belief that slavery was
evil. It gradually became a
powerful movement against
slavery during the antebellum
years of America
1850s I - $100
This was Henry Clay’s last
compromise and it postponed the
Civil War for 11 years.
California’s admission and a
stricter Fugitive Slave Law
1850s I - $200
These laws were passed in the
North and inhibited the
extradition of runaway slaves.
These were created in reaction to
the Fugitive Slave Law.
1850s I - $300
This was a secret organization
that was founded by Harriet
Tubman to help slaves flee to the
North
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This was a policy to acquire
Cuba as a slave state. It allowed
the U.S. to seize Cuba if Spain
did not sell it.
1850s I - $500
He was a very weak president
who supported the Compromise
of 1850 and the Fugitive Slave
Law and tried to acquire Hawaii,
Japan and Cuba during his
presidency
1850s II - $100
It allowed people of the territory
to decide if they were going to
legalize slavery or not
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Northern and Southern forces
fought over the issue of slavery
which resulted in bloodshed
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He beat Charles Sumner on the
floor of the Senate because he
felt he was being insulted
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This was the constitution of the
government of Kansas that
supported slavery. It stated that
whether the constitution was
ratified or not, slavery would be
allowed in Kansas
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He was the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court just before the
Civil War. His decision on Dred
Scott v Sanford made slavery
legal in all of the U.S.
1850s III - $100
It was the first sectional party
whose platform was anti-slavery
and pro business
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He was the senator from Illinois
who wrote the Kansas Nebraska
Act and the Freeport Doctrine
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Hailed in the North as a martyr
and considered a lunatic in the
South, he was a radical
abolitionist
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Stephen Douglas’ argument that
popular sovereignty should be
used in new territories and the
Dred Scott case was legal
1850s III - $500
He wrote the book The
Impending Crisis which was
against slavery. He said the nonslave holding whites were the
ones who suffered the most from
slavery
Civil War - $100
This was a U.S. fort in
Charleston, South Carolina which
was the first battle of the Civil
War
Civil War - $200
He was the Confederate general
that lead the south in the war
Civil War - $300
This was the bloodiest battle of
the Civil War and was the first
Union victory in the eastern
theater
Civil War - $400
Lincoln’s failed attempt to free
slaves in rebellious states while
allowing slavery in border states
Civil War - $500
They were extreme Northern
Democrats who believed the
Union could be united if slavery
were not attacked
Reconstruction - $100
He became President after
Lincoln’s assassination and was
disliked very much
Reconstruction - $200
It was the first attempt at
Reconstruction by Congress
which provided for congressional
administration of Reconstruction
Reconstruction - $300
It was a secret organization that
intimidated blacks from voting
and dressed up in bed sheets
Reconstruction - $400
They were the Northern
Republicans who went to the
South to gain a quick political
advancement and wealth
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This was the reconstruction plan
that Congress used for 10 years.
It divided the South into five
military districts that would be
run by the army
Civil War II- $200
First engagement ever between two ironclad naval vessels. The two ships
battled in a portion of the Chesapeake
Bay known as Hampton Roads for five
hours on March 9, 1862, ending in a
draw.
Civil War II- $400
This was the protesting of
conscription into the
Union army because the
poor were drafted
disproportionately
Civil War II- $600
He was the President of
the Confederate States
of America
Civil War II- $800
The bill offered a Constitutional
amendment recognizing slavery in the
territories south of the 36º30' line,
noninterference by Congress with existing
slavery, and compensation to the owners
of fugitive slaves
Civil War II- $1000
Lincoln suspended this writ, which states that a
person cannot be arrested without probable cause
and must be informed of the charges against him
and be given an opportunity to challenge them.
Throughout the war, thousands were arrested for
disloyal acts. Although the U.S. Supreme Court
eventually held the suspension edict to be
unconstitutional, by the time the Court acted the
Civil War was nearly over.
Civil War Events - $200
This happened on
April 14, 1865 which
shocked the nation
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He shot Abraham
Lincoln
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Delaware, Maryland,
Kentucky and Missouri.
They were slave states, but
did not secede which were
known as
Civil War Events - $800
Site of the opening engagement of the
Civil War. On December 20, 1860,
South Carolina had seceded from
the Union, and had demanded that
all federal property in the state be
surrendered to state authorities
Civil War Events - $1000
These were the colorful
nicknames of the North
and South
Reconstruction Two- $200
Republicans reviving the
memory of southern
Democratic disloyalty
during the Civil War
Reconstruction Two- $400
In order to win the election of
1868, Republicans depend on
the vote from
Reconstruction Two- $600
By the end of
Reconstruction, most
blacks in the South work
on farm as renter was
known as
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This was the proposal to
make freed slaves smallscale farmers that never
transpired
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This guaranteed equal
protection under the law
for every American
citizen
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Lincoln’s plan provided for the
restoration of the loyal
governments for the erstwhile
Confederate states now under
Union control was known as
Reconstruction Three - $400
Violating this act cause
Andrew Johnson to be
impeached and came within
one vote of being removed
from office
Reconstruction Three - $600
In the early years of
reconstruction, an important
function of the _________ was
for the protection of the
economic rights of former
slaves
Reconstruction Three - $800
This refers to the proposal
to make freed slaves
small-scale farmers but
the promise was never
kept
Reconstruction Three - $1000
When this piece of legislation was
passed it meant that congress
rather than the President would
determine Reconstruction policies
and it was the first major
legislation that became law over a
presidential veto
Review Questions - $200
This set a boundary along the
crest of the Appalachians
beyond which the English
colonists were forbidden to
settle
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In response to the Alien and Sedition Acts
these took the position that the
authority of state governments
included the power to decide whether
or not an act of Congress was
constitutional
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This was Jefferson’s hope to
preserve an agricultural
society by making abundant
lands available to future
generations
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In his Essay, Resistance to
Civil Government, Henry
David Thoreau claimed that
an individual should
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This event was significant
because it issued a
historic declaration of
women’s rights
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Harriet Beecher Stowe’s novel
which brought home the
evils of slavery to many in
the North was
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This court case ruled that a
slave was private
property even in a free
territory
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After this event in 1831
Southern states made it
increasingly difficult for
masters to free their slaves
after
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Charles Sumner and
Thaddeus Stevens were
leaders of these
congressmen
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Many southern states passed
these to control movement
and provide a stable
workforce for the
plantations