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American inventor best known for the cotton gin.
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Belief that American settlers should take over the whole continent
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Movement to end slavery
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Acquisition of France territory (Louisiana). Cost was $11,250,000 plus cancelation of debt worth $3,750,00.
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1818-1895
Freed slave. Leader of the abolitionist movement -
Prevented slavery in former Louisiana territory.
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Canal in New York that runs about 363 miles from Albany to Buffalo.
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Led slave rebellion that resulted in 60 white deaths and 100 black deaths.
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Declared that by power of the state that federal tariffs of 1828 and 1832 were unconstitutional and nullified.
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Banned slavery in any territory to be acquired from Mexico in the Mexican American war.
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Women’s rights activist and abolitionist
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Women’s rights convention, first of its time in the western world.
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Created territories of Kansas and Nebraska, repelled Missouri Compromise.
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It was the first battle major on union soil. Bloodiest single day in American History.
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Freed all slaves in the south.
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Yielded command of the Mississippi. Union win.
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Bloodiest battle, union nguyen, turning point.
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U.S. policy that stated that further efforts by Europe to colonize American land would be viewed as act of aggression.
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Union forces commanded by Sherman to seize Atlanta
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Abolished slavery in the United States.
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Citizenship clause-definition of citizenship
Due process clause-ensures fairness of law
Equal protection clause-protection to all people -
It prevented racism in voting.
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“the great betrayal”
Ended Reconstruction in the south -
Southern Quakers, educators and writers that supported abolitionism and women’s rights
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Wrote newspaper “The Liberator” and was one of the founders of American Anti-Slavery Society.
