Semester 1 Final Flashcards

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John Brown

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a white abolitionist and is responsible for the pottawatomie creek massacre. conducted the raid of harpers ferry

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James Lane

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a kansas leader, he was a senator, he will become the leader of jayhawkers.

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Abraham Lincoln

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president of the union, he spoke out against the Kansas- Nebraska act. when he was elected some southern states started to secede.

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Bleeding Kansas

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nickname given to Kansas from series of attacks by bushwhackers

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Compromise of 1850

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California was admitted as a free state, the fugitive slave act was passed, using popular sovereignty to decide on slavery in area gained from Mexico, and slave trade was banned in Washington D.C.

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Dred Scott v. Sandford

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a court case that said that no african american could be a citizen and they were to be known as property.

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Kansas-Nebraska Act

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Written and supported by Illinois Senator Stephen Douglas, Created the Kansas and Nebraska territories, opened up western lands for settlement, Allowed for the possibility of a Transcontinental to eventually be developed, Repealed the Missouri Compromise by allowing Popular sovereignty to decide on the issue of slavery in the new territories. Led to the violence that becomes known as Bleeding kansas

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Raid on Harper’s Ferry

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john brown went to a federal arsenal to steal weapons and was hung for committing treason

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Border Ruffian

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they were apart of the bogus elections, then illegally snuck into Kansas to vote for whether it would be a slave state or not; from Missouri

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Fort Sumter

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the first fort that got hit in the civil war in South Carolina

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Jefferson Davis

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President of Confederates

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Ulysses S. Grant

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he was a general in the civil war- hero for helping the union win. won at places like Shiloh and Vicksburg. He was the leader who Lee surrendered to the Appomattox Court House in VA.

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Robert E. Lee

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commander of Confederates, lost to Grant

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William Clarke Quantrill

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leader of the Bushwhackers

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William T. Sherman

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union general who used total war

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How did the Civil War affect the economies of both sides?

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he both suffered economically during the war. the south faced more problems than the north. inflation was one of the problems faced.

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Gettysburg

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Lee became bold so he invaded Pennsylvania; the south was defeated

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Antietam

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when the union found Lee’s battle plans, they knew he was headed North into Maryland. The Union pursued him and that is how the Battle of Antietam started. The end result was Lee’s retreat and a Union victory. This results in in Lincoln issuing the Emancipation Proclamation.

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Vicksburg

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Grant defeated South and gained control of Mississippi

20
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The burning of Lawrence

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bushwhacker attack on Lawrence, ¼ of the town was destroyed

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The Emancipation Proclamation-

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Lincoln did not want southern states to secede, so he freed the slaves in areas fighting against the Union

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Jayhawkers

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anti-slavery kansans

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bushwhackers

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pro-slavery Missourians

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Exodusters

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african americans (freedmen) who moved from states along the Mississippi river to Kansas

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John Wilkes Booth

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assassinated Abraham Lincoln

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Rutherford B. Hayes

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the election winner in 1876. he ended reconstruction when entered office

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Andrew Johnson

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vice president to Abraham Lincoln, replaced Lincoln. first to be impeached

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Amnesty

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pardon given to people who made mistakes

29
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Black codes

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laws that restricted african american’s freedom

30
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Segregation

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enforced separation of race

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Sharecropper

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somebody who farms on another’s land, tenant farmer

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Impeach

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formal charges against public official

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Thirteenth Amendment

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abolished slavery in the United States

34
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The Fourteenth Amendment

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citizenship rights to african americans

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The Fifteenth Amendment

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the right to vote

36
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Grandfather clause

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if your grandfather has previously voted, you do not have to take a literacy test

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Jim Crow

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legalized segregation laws

38
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Plessy v. Ferguson

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separate but equal

39
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sharecropping

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when the landowner would provide equipment and tools and somebody would farm for them

40
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dividend

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a stockholder’s share of a company’s profits, usually a cash payment

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shareholder

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a person who invests in a company by buying stock

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merger

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an easy way of combining companies to keep one company. not consolidation which is combining to create a whole new company

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consolidation

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The practice of combining separate companies

44
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rebate

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a discount or return of a payment

45
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pool

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a group sharing in some activity, for example, among railroad barons who made secret agreements and set rates among themselves