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Charter that King John of England issued in 1215 that recognized the right of persons to certain basic liberties
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Period of Eurohistory, it renewed interest in classical culture led to far reaching changed in art learning and views on the world "rebirth." It was a turning point in western thinking and cultural tradition
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Sent portuguese sailing expeditions down Africas west coast; didn't go himself -- he helped begin the Great Age of Discovery in the 1400's and 1500's
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Italian explorer who's credited with the discovery of America's aka "New World, his expidition was funded by king Fernandid of Spain Conquistador: Spainard who traveled to the Americas as an explorer and a conqureor in the 16th cent
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The transfer beginning with columbubses first voyage -- plants animals and disease were exchanged bewteen western and eastern hemisphere
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mixed Spanish and Native American ancestry -- mixed generations this is what they were called
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Fortified base established by Spanish in areas under their control or expansiion between 16th and 19th centuries
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It's a water rout that went through and around the Northern part of North America that connected the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean; it was hoped to shorten the voyage from Europe to Asia
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Spanish conquistador who overthrew Aztec Empire and won Mexico for spain
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9th emperor of the Aztecs; he was emperor when Hernan took over with his people
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members of a group that wanted to eliminate all traces of Roman Catholic ritual and tradition in the church of England - English Prorestants and this all helped shaped the nation; introduced early democracy
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Adobe: Clay used as building material, typicall in form of sun dried brick; used by pueblo to build buildings Migrate: Move from one region or habitat to another; moved with herd for food; animals and humans; showed human progression in the envoirnment Iroquois League: group of Native American peoples inhabiting the woodlands of the northwest; they were allies to us
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British soldier and explorer who founded Jamestown in the 1600's. He also married Pocohontus
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Unofficial long term British policy of avoiding strict enforcement of Parliamentary laws meant to keep American colonies obedient to England
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Economic system where nations seek to increase wealth and power by obtaining a lot of gold and silver and establishing a favorable balance of trade
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Bussiness in which investors pool their wealth together for a common purpose
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Crop grown for sale rather than personal use // the colonies
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It is the fitsr legislative assembly in the American Colonies-- established by Virginia Companu and it was established to rusle and make the conditions in the colonies more agreeable
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First written framework of govn established in the U.S -- signed by 41 colonists on Mayfflower
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Sea journey undertaken by slave ships from West Africa to the West Indies
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English quaker who established the American colony Pennsylvanna on land gived to him by King Charles II
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Armed rebellion in 1676 by Virginia settlers led by nathaniel bacon against rule of William Berkley -- It was the first rebellion in the American colonies
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A writ that requires a person to be brought before a judge or court for investigation of restraint, protection of illegal imprisonment
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Act that parliament of England passed 12-16-1689; it created separation of powers, limits the powers of the king and queen, enchanced the democratic election and bolsters freedom of speech
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Groups of people who formed to experiment Utopias, religious Americans who testes human possibilities
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Labor systen which people sold themselves to work in the New World -- Americas // ex: poor english convicts
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18th century intellectual movement that emphasized the use of reason and scientific method
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Revived the religious feelings in the American colonies during the 1730’s to the 1750's
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Andrew Jackson: He was a general from Tennessee. He defeated Native Americans of the Creek Tribe at the Battle of Horseshoe bend in March of 1814. Greatest victory was after the war. He was important because his troops defeated British forces at the Battle of New Orleans. Became president, “King Andrew” Jacksonian Democracy: Created by Andrew Jackson, it was a form of democracy that created the beliefs around Andrew Jackson. This provided a group who agreed with Jackson near power
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A document adopted by the 2nd congress in 1777, and finally approved in 1781 in the states it outlined new form of govn in the new U.S // it allowed 2 levels of govn to share fundamental power
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Interchangeable Parts: Eli Whitney demonstrated the first making of interchangeable parts that are exactly alike and can be interchangeable with others. They allowed muskets to work better but still be the same function as before. Cotton Gin: Invented by Eli Whitney to make the production of cotton easier and more efficient. This set the South on a different course of development than the North.
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A two house legislature for representation of both large and small states. With members based on population. Important because it helped give fair representation for big and small states created by Madison Virginia.
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a procedure for dividing the land into territories. Became Confederation’s greatest achievement. Important because it established a blueprint for the future growth of the nation
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The farmers protest. Caused pain and dismay throughout the nation. Nation’s reputation in danger caused to strengthen the foundation of the nation and not to be codependent
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Suggested by Rodger Sherman. Offered a two house congress to satisfy the small and large states and each state gets equal representation to give the state's satisfaction for equality.
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Separation of Powers: An act of vesting the legislature executive and judicial powers of government in separation bodies to reduce the power in one section of law and spread equal power. Checks and Balances- Provisions of the U.S that prevent any branch of government from dominating any other branch
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The Federalist: 85 essays defending the constitution appeared in New York newspapers between 1787 and 1788 provided on analysis and an explanation of constitutional provisions that remain important today Popular Sovereignty- system in which the residents vote to decide issuses Limited Government: The power of government to intervene in the exercise of civil liberties in restricted by law usually in a written constitution gives the public power to participate in law and reduce monarchy
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Cabinet: The cabinet consists of Alexander Hamilton, Henry Knox, and Thomas Jefferson. The cabinet is the President’s advisors through departments like secretary of state or secretary of treasury. The cabinet was important because Washington could get opinions from his most trusted advisors and still have his opinion. Alexander Hamilton: in the original cabinet, secretary of treasury
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The chief justice of the Supreme Court. He was in London to negotiate a treaty with Britain at the tone of the Battle of Fallen Timbers; a disputed issue was which nation would control territories west of the Appalachian Mountains.
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A tax imposed on imported goods and servces // way to raise revenue
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Loose Construction: The United States founding fathers gave a foundation to the New Land. The founding fathers created the constitution leaving room for improvement and was important because it allowed more freedom and room to grow and improve as well as interpretations.
Strict Construction: A legal philosophy meaning the constitution is exactly what it says. The constitution was not open to interpretation leaving it exactly what it means. This leaves no room to grow and only has set rules -
Christian revival that had a large revival movement meetings where zealous preachers expressed their ideas to the American public -- temperate movement, woman's rights and antislavery
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Promoted by Henry clay, this hoped to unite the regions to make them stronger. This was made to make a strong stable economy that could be self sufficient Henry Clay: He promoted the American System and contributed a great deal in making America a better economy.
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Farmers in Pennslyvannia rebelled against govn. George Washington with Alexander Hamilton's help quickly stopped the rebellion
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He was enslaved in a free state and when his master died he sued for his freedom, it led to the supreme court and he made history when his case lost
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Four Measures created by Federalists pushing through Congress. The Alien acts raised the residence requirements for American Citizenship from 5 years to 14 and allowed the president to deport or jail any alien considered undesirable. The Sedition acts set fines and jail terms for anything trying to hinder the operation of the government.
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19th century belief that the US would inevitaly expand westward to the Pacific Ocean and into Mexican Territory
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use in 19th century it's a system for helping fugative slaves escape into canada or anywhere that was safe // led by Hariet Tubman who was an escaped slave herself
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Created after the Marbury Vs Madison trial. the ability of the supreme court declare an act of congress unconstitutional. This was important because before the supreme court could not enforce the Judiciary act of 1789.
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William Marbury, one of the midnight judges James Madison, Jefferson's secretary of state. One of the most important supreme court decisions. Marbury sued to enforce the provision of the judiciary act of 1789. The court decided that the provision of the act was unconstitutional because the constitution did not empower the court to issue these orders.
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Monroe and Livingston closed a deal to purchase land. A treaty was signed selling Louisiana to the U.S.. The Louisiana Purchase included all the land drained by the Western tributaries of the Mississippi river. This purchase more than doubled the size of the United States.
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She is the Author of Uncle Tom's Cabin which impacted the Northern's views on the South through the words of her book. But, her words so reliable because she didn't experience anything like it first hand but heard all about it from her other friends who have
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Impressment: A British policy that practiced the seizing of American ships at sea or drafting them into the British Navy. One of these seizings an American captain refused the British right to board their ship, The British fired and killed 3 Americans.
War Hawks: Was a group of young congressmen from the South and the West. The War Hawks called for war against Britain. This was the start of the Canadian Rebellion against Britain. -
A series of meetings in which the Federalist Party met to discuss the War of 1812
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Treaty that ended the War of 1812 between the U.S. and Britain
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Formed the National Womens Loyal League with Susan B Anthony, she's an abolitionist and pro-womens rights activist // building block to womens rights
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A 363 mi. long artificial waterway connecting the Hudson River with Lake Erie, built between 1817 - 1825
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Monroe Doctrine: President Monroe wrote this in 1823 making a warning to all outsiders of power not to interfere in the west. This helped keep America independent.
Missouri Compromise: Led by Henry Clay, it was a temporary solution of the crisis with a feries of agreements collectively called the Missouri compromise
Indian Removal Act: Passed by Congress. It moved the Indians West so America could take more land. This moved the Indians and payed them off so they wouldn't fight it. -
Ridiculous tariff aka taxes on British imports. designed to protect the indistry in the Northern states
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The movement to put slavery to an end, creates a huge impact on American History
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Dorothea Dix: reformer who was for the support of the mentally ill Nat Turner: rebel of slavery who led a slavery rebellion with 60 white deaths // a slavery movement William Llyod Garrison: Prominent American abolitionist who published "The Liberator"
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States refused to recognize an act of congress thats considered unconstitutional // this created separation
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Republic of Texas and then Lone Star Republic when Texas decided to join the United States
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Latter Day Saint Movement, it was the movement of Mormons and their religion due to religious prosecution which began in the year 1846
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Proposal to ban slavery in any land recieved during the Mexican war // David Provisio and this was to end slavery expanision in US
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Violent period for new settlers of the west in search to become successful through mining and paning for gold in California where it was dicovered in masses
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It was the first women's rights convention. It advertised itself as "a convention to discuss the social, civil, and religious condition and rights of woman". Held in Seneca Falls, New York.
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set of 5 seperate laws that were passed in order to have balance between the proslavery and antislavery states // proposed by henry clay and this compromise relieved may tensions between states
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Strip of territory purchased by the US from Mexico, the agreement was finalized in 1854 // it was the last piece of territory to complete the mainland of the United States
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Congress anulled the Missouri Compromise; each state decided their fate of slavery by the system of popular soverignty // caused more tnesion and showed how the tension could get
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a system in which the residents vote to decide on an issue, helped solved debates by using majority votes which was more balanced
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The Radical Republicans believed blacks were entitled to the same political rights and opportunities as whites. They also believed that the Confederate leaders should be punished for their roles in the Civil War.
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Freedman's Bereau was established in 1865 by Congress to help former black slaves and poor whites in the South in the aftermath of the U.S. Civil War.
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It's located in current West Virginia. It's the town where John Brown led a band of 21 men both black and white into the ferry. He led them to seize the federal arsenal and start a general slave uprising
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Where: Carlston Carolina
Who: U - major robert anderson C- genereal beauregard
-confederated attack the Union fort on Charleston Harbor
80 U 500 C
1:0 casualty rate for U to C
-First battle of Civil War
-Impacted northerners and inspired them to enlist into the army
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Battle that sparked the Civil War -- tit was the site of the Civil War's first shots. But, it's not the first major battle of the Civil War // only one casualty and it was accidental
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DATE UNSPECIFIED -initial civil war strategy of the US army to put down Confederate rebellion
-by general winfield scott FOUR MAIN PARTS:
-bloackade southern coast to prevdnt good exports
-divide the south by controlling mississippi river -divide the south by capturing tennessee river -Just a plan not a battle; used in battle of Shiloh, Hampton roads, Antietam and the capture of new orleans -
-Fairfax County and Prince William County, Virginia
-Confederate - P. G. T. Beauregard and Joseph E. Johnston and Union was Irvin McDowell
-Both forced had about 18,000 troops who were poorly trained
-Union lost
-First major land battle of the civil war
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Group of 11 states that secceded from America because of their want for slavery.. Missippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, Florida, Lousiana, Texas, Tennesse, Virginia, and Arkansas
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-Where: Pittsburgh Landing
-Who UNION: 66,000 men Ulysses S. Grant 13,000 casualties
-Who: CON: 44,700 Albert Sydney Johnston, Army of Mississippi, P. G. T. Beauregard 10,700 casualties
-Bloodiest battle of the Civil War at that point in time
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Who U: McClellan 12,000 casualties
Who C: Robert E Lee 10,300 casualties
-bloodiest single day battles
-women 7 for the Union, 1 for the Confederacy they dressed up as men all the women of the Union stayed alived but the one on the Confederate side had died
-Draw/Union victory -- lifted northern morale
-repelled southern invasion
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-Where: Chancellorsville, Virginia
-Who UNION: 97,000 troops 14,000 casualties Major General Joseph Hooker
-Who CONFEDERATE: 57,000 troops 10,000 casualties General Robert E Lee
-Stonewall Jackson has died from friendly fire
-Confederate victory
-General Meade replaced General Hooker of the North
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-Last major Confederate stronghold on the Mississippi River
-Siege; Union was attempting to cut off all Confederate supplies
-Siege failed, they had more casualties compared to confederate 157:8
-July 3rd General Pemberton S sent a note to General Ulysses S. Grant which demanded such an unconditional surrender; -
Who U: George E Meade and John F. Reynolds 23,065 men
Who C: Robert E. Lee
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Who U: William T. Sherman 34,000 men and 3,000 casualties
Who C: John Bell Hood 40,000 men and 8,500 casualties
-Union Victory
Where: Southeast of Atlanta, GA
Aftermath: William T, Sherman would begin his march to the sea after this
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-Who UNION: Ulysses S. Grant & William T. Sherman 62,000 men
-Who CONFED: General Howard and Gen Slocum 13,000 men
TOTAL WAR: destorying everything in warpath: livestock, goods, homes and miles and railroads 100mil in damage then and destoryed southern economy. Lincoln didn't endorse but trusted Sherman
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These laws had the intent and the effect of restricting African Americans' freedom, and of compelling them to work in a labor economy based on low wages or debt.
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Pos-Civil War the reparations were basically payments back to the slaves and the people to help rebuild and recover from the damage
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The period of rebuilding that followed the Civil War, during which the defeated Confederate states were readmitted to the Union
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a secret organization that used terrorist tactics in an attempt to restore white supremacy in Southern states after the Civil War.
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Granted that all men had the right to vote, no matter race or color.
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Something that a Northerner would be called when they took advantage of the South's weakness
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14th amendment: granted naturalized and born in the United States would be granted citizenship 15th amendment: It allowed all men to vote and prohibited any state to deny someone that right.
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. a system in which landowners
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They were criminal codes which protected African-Americans' right to vote, to hold office, to serve on juries, and receive equal protection of laws.
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a law, enacted in 1887, that was intended to “Americanize” Native Americans by distributing reservation land to individual owners
