tt. reconstructionthis led to secession of seven southern states.

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2. stated slavery would be prohibited north of 36, 30” line except in missouri.

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3. originated with john l. o’sullivan describing the belief that america was to extend all the way to the pacific ocean.

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4. union general sherman captured an important confederate center for manufacturing and transportation hub in

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5. a union general, known for his march to the sea, destroyed roads, railways, crops, and livestock.

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6. the took place in maryland and was the deadliest one-day battle. the result led lincoln to implement the emancipation proclamation.

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7. the president of the confederacy, west point graduate, and a well-respected senator from mississippi was

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8. was a great commander for the confederate army, had success at bull run, but was shot at battle of chancellorsville

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9. all new territories would determine by voting whether to be slave or free states, nullified missouri compromise and compromise of 1850, and lastly the led to a rush of pro-slavery and antislavery abolitionists to the territory.

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question 101 pts
10. confederate forces led a 24-hour bombardment of on the charleston shoreline directly resulting in the beginning of the civil war

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11. was a time period in which the south was rebuilt legally, politically, and through social changes. economic problems and lack of political will caused it to come to an end.

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12. this organization was founded in 1866 and attempted to scare blacks from voting and attacked whites who supported reconstruction efforts.

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13. the was passed in 1865 abolishing slavery in the united states.

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14. this was created to the former slaves start their new lives. provided basic needs, created a free labor system, and started schools to educate former slaves.

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question 151 pts
15. considered a turning point in the war as the confederacy lost control of the mississippi river after their loss at the

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question 161 pts
16. stated blacks could not serve in state militias, on juries, or testify against whites.

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17. rio grande river is border, california and new mexico added to u. s., and the u. s. paid 15 million to mexican government are all aspects of the

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question 181 pts
18. was an expansionist who became president. he was an advocate for manifest destiny and known for slogan “fifty-four forty or fight! ”

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question 191 pts
19. polk negotiated with great britain concerning the he was able to compromise and avoid armed with conflict with great britain over their shared territory.

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question 201 pts
20. granted all men the right to vote regardless of race, color, or previous condition of servitude.

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21. all people born in the u. s. are citizens and states must provide “equal protection of the laws” are both provisions in the

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22. was the deadliest 3-day battle in civil war and the last battle fought on union territory.

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23. lincoln gave the at a dedication of the national cemetery.

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24. he was promoted to full command of union army after his success at the battle of vicksburg. general lee surrendered to at appomattox court house on april 9, 1865.