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Abolitionism
Notes
• Dominated by Quakers @ First• Northwest Ordinance bans slaver in Northwest
Territory – 1787• Early Abolitionism focused on relocating African
Americans back to Africa
• Notable Abolitionists• William Lloyd Garrison
• Temperance & Women’s Suffrage• Newspaper Editor of The
Liberator
• Frederick Douglas• Former Slave• Worked & Travelled with
Garrison• Newspaper Editor of The North
Star
• Grimke Sisters• Angelina & Sarah• Southern Aristocrats• Rejected their family’s position• Gave Lectures – Travelled with
Garrison
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Abolitionism (Continued)
Notes
• Nat Turner’s Rebellion• African American Slave and
preacher• Saw a Solar Eclipse in 1831• Believed that God was giving
him a ‘sign’• Led slave rebellion – killing
nearly 60 white men, women, and children
• Captured and executed
• Led to the victimization of innocent African-Americans by white seeking revenge for the Rebellion
• Led to even stricter Slave Codes
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Mexican-AmericanWar
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• Causes:• President James K Polk• 1845 Texas admitted into Union
(US)• Fighting over borders w/ Mexico• Polk orders US troops into
disputed territory• US soldiers are shot at• Polk declares War
• The War• Zachery Taylor & Winfield Scott =
US Generals• Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo, 1848
• Ends the War• Rio Grande = recognized
border between US and Mex
• California and New Mexico = US
• US pays $15 mil to Mex
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Mexican-AmericanWar
(Cont.)
Notes
• Results for Slavery• Wilmot Proviso =
• House of Rep David Wilmot proposed to ban slavery in all former Mex territories
• Compromise of 1850 = • Est. New Mexico out of
Texas• California = Free• N. Mex = popular
sovereignty • Est Fugitive Slave Laws• Washington DC banned
slave trade but allowed the practice
• Sectionalism continues
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Key Figures
Notes
• Union• Lincoln =
• Pres• Appointed Grant as
Commander of US army
• Issued Emancipation Proclamation
• Promoted 13th Amendment
• Grant = • Victory @
Vicksburg, MS• Accepted defeat of
Rob. E. Lee
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Key Figures
(Cont.)
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• Union (Cont.)• General Sherman
• Destroyed Atlanta• “Total War”• March to the Sea• “40 Acres & a Mule”
• Confederate (CSA)• Jefferson Davis = President CSA
• Appointed Lee as Commander of CSA armies
• Gen. Robert E. Lee• Commander of CSA
armies• Defeated @ Gettysburg• Surrendered to Grant @
Appomattox Courthouse in Va
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Key Figures
(Cont.)
Notes
• Confederate (CSA) Cont.• General Thomas
“Stonewall” Jackson• Victory @ First
Battle of Bull Run• Considered brilliant
tactician• Died by accident @
Battle of Chancellorsville
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Key Battles
Notes
• Fort Sumter – 1861• First battle of Civil War• US Fort in Charleston
Harbor• US troops receive fire for
24 hours before given orders to return fire
• Civil War begins
• Antietam – 1862• Union Victory• Lincoln issues
Emancipation Proc
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Key Battles
(Cont.)
Notes
• Gettysburg – 1863• 3 Day Battle in PA• Gen Lee surges to Union
territory• Union Victory• Beginning of the end for CSA• Lincoln gives Gettysburg
Address
• Vicksburg – 1863• Union Victory – Grant - on the
MS River• Gave Union control of entire MS
River• Cut CSA in ½
• Atlanta – 1864• Union Victory – Sherman• Began Sherman’s March to the
Sea (to Savannah)• Cut CSA into 3rds
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EmancipationProclamation
Notes
• Issued 1862 after Union victory at Antietam
• Executive Order• Freed slaves in states
and territories in rebellion
• Does NOT free slaves in Border States (Union States on the Border with the CSA)
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Economy & Resources of The North &South
Notes
• The Union was superior in every way with regard to money and resources
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Presidential vs.
CongressionalReconstruction
Notes
• Reconstruction = Battle• Radical Republicans (Congress)
VS Lincoln & Johnson
• Presidential Reconstruction = Lenient on the South• Confederate States had to adopt
the 13th Amendment • 10% of Citizens had to swear
oath of allegiance to the Union
• Congressional Reconstruction was Harsh on the South• Confederate States had to adopt
13th , 14th, & 15th Amendments• Guarantee Suffrage for African-
Americans
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Reconstruction
“40 Acres & aMule”
Notes
• January 1865• Gen Sherman issued a Field
order
• African-American families were to be given 40 acres of land and a mule
• Program was never implemented
• President Johnson rescinded the order
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Reconstruction
Freedmen’s Bureau
Notes
• March 1865
• Congress created the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands
• Transition for slaves into civilian life
• No permanent land grants were given
• President Johnson did not support the Bureau and White Southerners refused to honor the Bureau
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Reconstruction
Resistance
Notes
• Black Codes
• Southern States were not forced to grant equality to freed slaves
• These local laws kept newly freed slaves in a state of dependence on their former masters
• Ku Klux Klan
• Founded in TN – 1866
• Attacked Northern Whites who moved into the South During Reconstruction
• Carried out Vicious attacks on African-Americans
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Reconstruction
CongressionalControl
Notes
• Johnson = Impeached but not Convicted
• Election of 1868
• President Ulysses Grant
• Radical Republican
• Created Military Districts in the South • Martial Law
• 1870 – All Confederate States readmitted to the Union
• Equality for Blacks and Whites enforced by law and Military Action
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Reconstruction
The End of Equality
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• Election of 1876
• Rutherford B. Hayes = Republican (moderate)
• Compromise of 1877
• Rescinded the Civil Rights Acts of the Reconstruction
• Withdrew Military presence from the South
• Backlash against African-Americans
• Segregation and Violence
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