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Missouri was admitted as a slave state and Maine became a free state. James Monroe was president at the time.
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Named after Moses Austin and made possible because of land grant from Spain.
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A young white abolitionist named William Lloyd Garrison wrote this to help lead to the abolition of slavery.
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Rebellions broke out because many people relied on slaves.
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A black man Frederick Douglass wrote the North Star and it guided runaway slaves to freedom.
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Nat Turner letter Rebellion with 50 followers and attacked plantations killing 60 white men.
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Arrested on his way home for starting a revolution according to the Mexican president.
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War went on and ended after the surprise attack from the Alamo capturing Santa Anna and killing over 600 of his soldiers with it. Santa Anna was then forced to sign a treaty giving Texas independence.
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A busy Native American trail that stretched 780 miles.
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Went from Independence, Missouri to Oregon City, Oregon.
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Belief that the U.S. should expand to Mexican and Native territory.
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War with Mexico leads to the gain of Texas territory.
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Treaty signed and United States agreed to pay $15 million to Mexico for California, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, and most of Arizona, Colorado, and Wyoming.
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Use the Rio Grande River as a border between Texas and Mexico.
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Created a line in which south of it were slave states and north of it were non-slave States.
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Fugitive slaves were not entitled to a trial by jury and anyone helping a fugitive slave could face up to six months in jail and that fine of $1,000.
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Led by Harriet Tubman and helped many slaves follow escape routes to freedom.
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A book written by Harriet Beecher Stowe explaining why slavery is unjust.
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Allowed the people of Kansas and Nebraska to decide whether they wanted slavery or no slavery in their states.
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Dread Scott was a slave taken into free territory and filed a court case to his owner. The case went on for a few years but Dread Scott remained a Slave at the end.
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John Brown led 21 men to seize the federal arsenal at Harpers Ferry but was stopped with John Brown being sentenced to death.
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They both have very strong opinions on slavery and debated about it. Abraham Lincoln was very against slavery while Stephen Douglas was for slavery.
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Lincoln's win in the election anger the Southern states because he was against slavery, so they formed the Confederacy breaking away from the Union.
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The Confederacy was formed after Lincoln was elected president because the southern states did not agree with his views, so they wanted to break away from the Union.
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This is where the civil war officially started after the Union held control of it.
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3 months after Fort Sumter the battle took place near the creek of Bull Run and the Confederates won, giving them hope and confidence.
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The Union got ahold of the Confederate's plan so they were able to surprise them. This was the bloodiest single day battle in American history with 26,000 deaths. The Confederate Army was left very weak, so the Union Commander should have ordered the troops to push into Virginia and end the war, but he did not and was removed from command.
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Taxes that take out a percentage of your income.
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This document ended slavery and freed all slaves of the Union.
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This was a draft that forced men serve in the army.
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Speech given by Lincoln that reinsured that the union was not just a bunch of states, but was one nation.
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The Union took one of the last strongholds from the Confederacy and were one step closer to winning the war.
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Three day battle that took place in southern Pennsylvania with it's ups and downs for the Union but ending with their victory.
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William Tecumseh Sherman took an Army which included 25,000 former slaves, southeast through Georgia to the Sea burning everything in sight. This was to help the Union wipeout Lee.
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The abolishing of slavery.
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Freed all slaves in every state.
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Grant conquered Richmond and kept moving to Appomattox Court House where he met Lee to discuss the surrender of the Confederates. The Confederacy was over and the soldiers were sent home.
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A few days after the Confederacy surrendered, Lincoln was assassinated at Ford’s Theater by John Wilkes Booth, a strong Confederate believer.
