1. Northern views of slavery
2. popular sovereignty
3. Scott v. Sanford (1857)
4. Antebellum North v. South: population, economy, society, class conflict, etc.
5. Civil War North v South/“balance of forces”
6. Webster-Haynie Debate
7. Free African American population: north v south, occupations, status, etc.
8. The American Anti-Slavery Society/factions
9. the cotton gin
10. Elias Howe
11. Cyrus McCormick
12. Samuel Morse
13. Elishu Otis
14. The “Know-Nothing” (American) Party
15. The Wilmot Proviso
16. Territorial expansion, 1803-1868
17. The Impending Crisis of the South (Hinton Helper)
18. Paternalism
19. Compromise of 1850
20. Missouri Compromise
21. Antebellum slavery: population, work, culture, treatment, rebellions, etc.
22. The “Compact Theory” of the Constitution
23. Slave labor v “Free Labor”
24. scalawag
25. Charles Sumner
26. Thaddeus Stevens
27. 1877 as “end” of Reconstruction
28. Black Codes
29. sharecropping/crop lien system
30. Freedmen
31. British/European reaction to Civil War
32. Emancipation Proclamation
33. “Redemption/Redeemer” Governments
34. Force Acts/KKK Act
35. Radical Republicans/Radical Reconstruction
36. Andrew Johnson
37. Ulysses S. Grant
38. Jefferson Davis
39. William T. Sherman/”March to the Sea”
40. “Stonewall” Jackson
41. Robert E. Lee
42. Battle of Antietam
43. Battle of Gettysburg
44. Battle of Vicksburg
45. Abraham Lincoln
46. William Seward
47. 13th Amendment
48. 14th Amendment
49. 15th Amendment
50. Copperheads
51. Election of 1876/Compromise of 1877/Hayes-Tilden Compromise
52. Freedmen’s Bureau
53. Ku Klux Klan/White League/etc., etc., etc.
54. Civil Rights Act of 1866, 1875
55. Reconstruction Acts of 1867
56. Homestead Act of 1862
57. National Banking Act of 1862
58. Election of 1860/party platforms
59. Republican Party
60. Kansas-Nebraska Act
61. fugitive slave act
62. Ostend Manifesto
63. Uncle Tom’s Cabin
64. The Sumner- Brooks incident
65. Crittenden Compromise
66. “fire-eaters”
67. Border States
68. conscription
69. “waving the bloody shirt”
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