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Election of 1800

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  • John Adams vs Thomas Jefferson
  • Two candidates had 73 electoral votes Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr
  • Election was decided by the House of Representatives
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Louisiana Purchase

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  • France sells the territory for $15 million
  • Doubled the size of US
  • 1803 with 3rd president Thomas Jefferson
  • Group of federalists threatened to secede from the union
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Lewis and Clark Expedition

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  • Were sent out to explore Louisiana territory and find resources in 1804-1806
  • Sacagawea talked to chiefs to tell them it was a peaceful mission
  • Followed Missouri River
  • Sparked a sense of adventure
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Impressment and the attack of the Chesapeake

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Impressment
-British impressed thousands of native US citizens
-Act forcing Americans to serve in British Navy
Attack on Chesapeake
-US ships was intercepted by British vessel demanding to search for dissenters , Captain refuses then British commander attacks

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War Hawks from the War of 1812

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War of 1812
-Impressment of soldiers and attack on the Chesapeake are causes of war and Treaty of Ghent ended the war ,signed Dec. 24
Henry Clay
-War Hawk,
Created a program called “The American System”
John C. Calhoun
-War Hawk, chief supporter of state sovereignty,

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War of 1812 – DC burned, Fort McHenry, Battle of New Orleans

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DC Burning
-British forces were able to march into Washington DC and burned the Capitol, president’s mansion, library of congress
Fort McHenry
-British attacked fort at the entrance at Baltimore Harbor
Battle of New Orleans
-January 8, 1815 took place after treaty was signed
-Decisive victory for US
-Helped the US gain respect around the world build a strong national identity (nationalism)

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The Star Spangled Banner

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After Fort McHenry bombardment Francis Scott Key was inspired to write the song

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Monroe Doctrine

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  • Western Hemisphere was no longer open for colonization
  • Was put in place due to many Latin American nations gaining independence from Spain
  • Became an important part of American Foreign Policy instantly
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Irish Potato Famine’s relationship to Immigration

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1860s largest group of immigrants were from Ireland do to terrible potato famine

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Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s convention

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  • Seneca Falls Convention was the first women rights convention in Seneca Falls New York and led by Elizabeth Cady Stanton
  • Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth fought for women’s suffrage and Susan B Anthony wanted equal pay, college training, and coeducation
  • 1920 19th amendment was made for women’s suffrage
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Industrial Revolution

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Change from an agrarian society to one based on industry

In America the industrial revolution movement began in New England

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Capitalism

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  • Economic system of the US
  • Capitalism- individuals put their capital into a business in the hopes of making a profit
  • Capital- money used for investment
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Free Enterprise System

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  • Free enterprise/free market system-people are free to buy, sell, and produce what they want and can work where they wish
  • Price/cost is set by supply and demand in free enterprise system
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Supply and Demand

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Prices/cost is set by supply and demand in an enterprise system

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Eli Whitney’s Cotton Gin – what it did and why that was important

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  • Invented in 1793
  • Interchangeable parts allowed complete products to be made using identical machine parts
  • Made gathering cotton easier and is important because it increased slavery and growth of industry
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Urban vs Rural

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Urban-City

Rural-Country

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Wilderness Road

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  • Route in Kentucky from the Atlantic coast (1775)
  • Aided the early exploration of Tennessee because it made passing through the mountains easier and open the door for new settlement
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Daniel Boone

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  • Daniel Boone and 30 skilled foresters blazed a trail that became the wilderness road
  • This made him a long hunter, and American wilderness explorer for at least 6 months at a time
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Cumberland Gap

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In the mountains allowed for a path to be created that may passing through the Appalachian Mountains easier

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The Corrupt Bargain

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  • The speaker of the house, Henry Clay, meets with Adams and agrees to use his influence to help Adams get the vote in the House of Representatives
  • John Quincy Adams wins the election of 1824
  • After corrupt bargain the Democratic Republican Party splits up
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Andrew Jackson – spoils system, fight with the bank

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  • Andrew Jackson wins the election of 1824 against John Quincy Adams ,wins by a landslide
  • Nickname old Hickory because he was tough as a hickory stick, $20 bill, lived in Nashville popularity with common man change politics in Washington DC
  • Spoils system is the practice of replacing government employees with the winning candidate supporters
  • Tried to kill the bank by withdrawing all federal funds from the national bank and placing them in smaller state banks
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Indian Removal Act

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  • Act passed by Congress in order to relocate Native Americans in 1830, Indian territory was modern-day Oklahoma
  • The Cherokee did not comply with the Indian removal act
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Trail of Tears

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  • Relocation and movement of Cherokee from Georgia to Oklahoma
  • In 1838 General Winfield Scott and an army of 7000 federal troops came to remove the Cherokee from their homes
  • Seminole people were the only native American group to successfully resist removal
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Sequoyah

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-Sequoia is known for creating the written Cherokee language, alphabet

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William Henry Harrison’s Presidency

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  • Ninth president
  • Battle of Tippecanoe before War of 1812 (Tippecanoe and Tyler too)
  • Gave inauguration speak that lasted over two hours
  • Died of pneumonia shortly afterwards shortest presidency 32 days
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Manifest Destiny

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-Believe that America should extend its boundaries all the way to the Pacific ocean

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Texas Rebellion

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The Alamo – battle significance

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  • Santa Anna’s Mexico VS Travis’ Texans
  • Defenders of the Alamo bought the Texans more needed time
  • Texas declares independence on March 2, 1836 ,Sam Houston becomes commander in chief of the Texas forces
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Davy Crockett

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-Backwoodsman from Tennessee who volunteered to fight at the Alamo

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Oregon Trail

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-The Oregon Trail was used by sellers migrating to Pacific Northwest

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James K Polk – President that fulfilled what?

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  • 11th president
  • “Young Hickory”
  • Firm believer in manifest destiny
  • Determined to gain New Mexico and California because of trade
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Mexican War – Border dispute, Mexican Cession

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Mexican War
-April 24, 1846 Mexican troops attacked Zachary Taylor
- Mexico lost half of its territory
Border Disputes
-US believes the Texas border is the Rio Grande River and Mexico believe the border is the Nueces River
-Cause of the Mexican American war
Mexican Cession
-Ceded California and New Mexico and in return the US gave them $15 million

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John Sutter and the California Gold Rush

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John Sutter
-Obtained land in California
-1st to discover gold nugget on his property
-Gold seekers destroyed his property
California Gold Rush
-More than doubled the world supply of gold
-Levi Strauss sold miners sturdy pants made by denim
-End it in a few years but had a long lasting effects on California’s economy

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Brigham Young

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-Brigham Young lead the Migration to Utah to the Great Salt Lake area of Utah

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The Missouri Compromise of 1820

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  • Help to preserve the balance between North and South

- Was made to have Maine enter as a free state and Missouri entered as a slave state (1820)

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John Brown

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Violent abolitionist that believed God had chosen him to end slavery

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Harriet Tubman

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-The most famous conductor for Underground Railroad

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Underground Railroad

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-A network of escape routes out of the south for enslaved people

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Frederick Douglass

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  • Most well-known African-American abolitionist and worked hard to become a powerful speaker with wit and wisdom
  • Escaped slavery in 1838
  • Anti-slavery newspaper called the “North Star”
  • Believed that the injustice of slavery destroyed America’s ideals of freedom
  • In 1847 friends helped him purchase his freedom from his original slaveholder
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Harriet Beecher Stowe’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin

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-Novel that explored the issue of slavery

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Fugitive Slave Act

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  • Required all citizens to help catch runaway slaves in 1850 ,anyone who aided a fugitive slave could be fined or imprisoned
  • The enforcement of this act caused more anger in the north
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Kansas-Nebraska Act

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  • Increased amount of territory open to slaveholding in the US
  • Kansas and Nebraska were North of the line set in Missouri compromise
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Sumner-Brooks Incident

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  • Senator Charles Sumner of Massachusetts lashed out against those for slavery including Andrew P Butler from South Carolina
  • Butler’s cousin Representative Preston Brooks walked into the Senate chamber and hit Sumner with a cane
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Raid on Harper’s Ferry

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  • Lead 18 man on a raid to attack a weapon storage facility in Harpers Ferry, VA
  • He hoped to start a rebellion against slaveholders but he and his men were quickly defeated by federal troops and local citizens
  • Executed for treason in and his death became a rallying point for abolitionist
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Dred Scott v Sandford

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  • “A slave VS his owner”
  • The Dred Scott case divided the nation even more
  • 11 years later the case went to the Supreme Court and Chief Justice Roger B. Taney said Scott was still a slave
  • His decision basically stated that the Constitution protected slavery
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Lincoln-Douglass debates – House Divided Speech

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-Senate race in Illinois that became the center of national attention
-Representative, Abraham Lincoln VS Democrat, Stephen A Douglas
-Main topic was slavery
Lincoln
-Didn’t like slavery
Douglas
-Little giant
-Disliked slavery but didn’t think it was important enough to abolish it

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Election of 1860

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  • Lincoln becomes 16th president
  • More populous North outvoted the South
  • Lincoln promised not to disturb slavery where it already existed, but many in the South did not trust him
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Causes of the Civil War

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  • South did not trust Lincoln
  • Many states seceded
  • Attack on Fort Sumter
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Fort Sumter

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  • Confederate guns opened fire on Fort Sumter on April 12, 1861
  • Fort Sumter attack marked the beginning of the civil war
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Ulysses S. Grant

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-He and 40,000 troops are headed to an important railroad junction in Mississippi there was a church named Shiloh near their resting point in South West Tennessee

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Robert E. Lee

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  • Lead commander of the confederate side
  • Opposed to slavery but still fought on the confederate side because he was a proud Virginian that would not fight against his own state
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Stonewall Jackson

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-Considered one of the most famous gifted tactical commanders in US history

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First Battle of Bull Run

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  • First major battle of the civil war, fought near town of Manassas Junction and a small river named Bull Run
  • 30,000 Union troops led by General Irvin McDowell attacked a confederate forces led by General PGT Beauregard
  • Confederate troops became inspired by reinforcements led by General Thomas Jackson
  • Confederates let out a loud and strange scream a rebel yell that terrified the northern soldiers and caused them to drop their weapons and retreat
  • The Confederates were to disorganize and we can to pursue the fight
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Anaconda Plan

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Union war plan to defeat the south by dividing them into two

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54th Massachusetts

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-Most well known African American regiment

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The Battle of Gettysburg

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  • Union forces are greatly outnumbered and are forced to retreat
  • After 2 years of unsuccessful assaults Lee plans a attack that he hoped would create a panic and destroy the army
  • Lead by General George Pickett a dis remembered as Pickett’s charge
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The Battle of Vicksburg

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-Turning point of the Civil War

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Sherman’s March to the Sea

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  • General William Tecumseh Sherman led the western army towards Atlanta
  • After burning Atlanta Sherman’s army began their historic “march to the sea” towards Savanna, Georgia
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Lee Surrendering to Grant

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  • April 9, 1865 Lee surrendered to Grant in as all Virginia village called Appomattox Court House
  • The terms of surrender was very forgiving
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13th Amendment

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Abolish slavery in 1865

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14th Amendment

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-Gave full citizenship to anyone born in US including African-American’s in 1866

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15th Amendment

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-Gave African-American men the right to vote in 1870

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Lincoln Assassination – theater name, murderer, place of death

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-April 14, 1865 Lincoln and his wife attended the play "Our American Cousin"
Place
-Ford's Theater
Murderer 
-John Wilkes Booth
Place of death
-Petersen House
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10 Percent Plan and Radical Republican Plans for Reconstruction

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10 Percent Plan
-Forgiving of the South
Radical Republican Plan
-Wanted harsher readmission process

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Freedman’s Bureau

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Agency that helped African-Americans make the transition to freedom

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Segregation

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-Separation of the races

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Jim Crow Laws

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  • Laws that required African-American’s and whites to be separated in almost every public place
  • Laws were upheld in court case Plessy VS Ferguson, the court said segregation was illegal as long as it was separated and equal
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Klu Klux Klan

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-Largest anti-African American terrorist organization in the South

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Number one crop in the South

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Cotton

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Bleeding Kansas

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-First territory to shade blood in a Civil War over slavery

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