CHP 4 Review Flashcards
Lincoln-Douglas Debates
1858 election; on slavery and morals
Popular Sovereignty
people decide for themselves
fugitive slave law
no trial by jury, helping means fines+jail
reconstruction
reuniting north and south after civil war
underground railroad
help fugitive slaves, conductors, harriet tubman
uncle tom’s cabin
anti-slavery novel by harriet beecher stowe
“bleeding kansas”
border-war; anti vs pro slavery
advantages of North
large population, better transportation, more industry
advantages of south
better leadership, home-field, important crops
war innovations
weapons (accuracy, range, repetition, destructive capacity)
Blacks in reconstruction
black codes limited their rights even though they’re granted freedom
anaconda plan
blockade of southern ports to ‘starve them out’
sharecropping
farmer rents out some of crop
tennant cropping
farmers work someone elses land + pay rent; usually owned property
Carpetbaggers
northerners move south to be in charge of state gov
scalawags
southerners who agree w/new laws