HISTORY Flashcards

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Popular sovereignty

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When the state gets to decide

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2
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Secession

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The withdrawal of eleven southern states from the US Union in 1860, leading to the Civil War.

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3
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Congress

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a formal meeting in which representatives or experts discuss important matters, make decisions

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4
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Amendment

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an article added to the US Constitution

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5
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Abolitionist

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a person who favours the abolition of a practice or institution, especially capital punishment or (formerly) slavery.

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6
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Union

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North

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7
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Confederacy

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South

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8
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Assassination

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the action of assassinating someone

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9
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Abraham Lincoln

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Leader of the North (union)

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10
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Jefferson Davis

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Leader of the south (confederacy)

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11
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Robert E Lee

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Southern general

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12
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1820

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Missouri comprimise

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13
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1850

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comprise & FSB

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14
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1860

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(Election of Lincoln)

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15
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December 1860

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secession

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16
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1861-1865

17
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April 1865

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Assassination

18
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December 1865

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13th Amendment

19
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key statistics

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1 third of southern population were slaves,number of deaths in key battles , !0% of union army were emancipated slaves by end of war, 2% of population died in war>