Chapter 14 Flashcards

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Argued that freedom is not possible without slavery

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John Calhoun

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Propelled into the national spotlight with his “house divided” speech

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Abraham Lincoln

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Led the campaign in the Senate to ensure that slavery would be allowed in Kansas

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David Atchinson

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The only national party that still existed in the election of 1856

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Democratic Party

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4
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Whig Presidential candidate in 1852

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Winfield Scott

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Political party that was born at an anti-Kansas-Nebraska rally in Ripon, Wisconsin in the 1850’s

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Republican Party

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Idea in the south that all whites, no matter what social status, were equal members of the superior race

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Herrenvolk democracy

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Winner of the 1856 election

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James Buchanan

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Abolitionist zealot who went crazy and massacred pro-slavery settlers at Pottawatomie Creek

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John Brown

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Led the drive for a federal slave code in all the territories

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Jefferson Davis

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10
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Officially known as the American Party

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The Know Nothing Party

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North Carolina white author who wrote The Impending Crisis of the South

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Hinton Helper

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12
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The end of this war in Europe caused a small economic panic in the northern states in 1857

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Crimean

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13
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Constitution that promoted Kansas as a slave state

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Lecompton

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Location of the free-soil government of the Kansas territory

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Lawrence

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15
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Illegally voted in the thousands in the Kansas territory

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Border Ruffians

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Supreme Court decision that declared the Missouri Compromise unconstitutional

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Dred Scott

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Idea that the problems in the country were cause by rising immigration

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Nativism

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18
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Was attacked to near death in the Senate after his Kansas speech

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Charles Sumner

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Introduced the idea of popular sovereignty into the debate over Kansas territory

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Stephan Douglas

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Key feature of “Yankee ingenuity” that promoted American industry

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Interchangeable parts

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Author who developed the idea that slaves were better off than factory workers

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George Fitzhugh

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Proposed by Stephan Douglas,idea that territories could effectively maintain popular sovereignty by refusing to protect slavery there

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Freeport Doctrine

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Destroyed the Whigs as a national party

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Kansas-Nebraska Act

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Southern Supreme Court justice who declared the Dred Scott case
Roger Taney
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The first republican presidential candidate
John C. Fremont
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In the mid-nineteenth century American system of education
Was stronger in the North than in the South
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Organization of the Nebraska territory was necessary in order to
Build a railroad across the area
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Which of the following did not run a presidential candidate in 1856?
Whig Party
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Which political party endorsed the ideas of "free labor"?
Republican Party
30
One of the problems of the southern economy on the eve of the civil war was
A lack of diversification
31
Defenders of slavery claimed all of the following except
Elderly slaves were automatically freed when they reached retirement age
32
As a result of the Lincoln-Douglas debate
Stephan Douglas was re-elected to the U.S Senate
33
Most immigrants in the 1840-1850s were
Irish, Catholic, and unskilled laborers
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Most immigrants in the 1859s joined the
Democratic Party
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_____________ asserted that southern slaves enjoyed a higher standard if living then northern laborers
George Fitzhugh
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The violence in "Bleeding Kansas" involved clashes between
Proslavery and antislavery groups
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Most immigrants between 1800-1830s were
British, Protestant, and skilled workers
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Members if the Order, which eventually turned into the American Party, supported all of the following except?
Tax support for parochial/private schools
39
In The Impending Crisis of the South, Hinton Rowan Helper
Said that slavery caused economic retardation, illiteracy, and poverty in the South
40
Stephan A. Douglas was chair of the Senate Committee on
Territories
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The southern economy was "colonial" in that
It depended upon exportation of agricultural goods and importation of manufactured products
42
The result of John Brown's raid on Harper's Ferry was
Revulsion and fear throughout the South
43
John Brown was noted for all of the following except
An advocate for non-violent, political overthrown of slavery
44
After serving four terms in the Illinois legislature and one term in Congress, Lincoln was propelled back into politics by the
Kansas-Nebraska Bill
45
Which of the following was not among the nations four leading industries measured by value added in manufacturing by 1860
Steel
46
The destruction of the Whig Party led to the formation of the
Republican Party