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Concepts Famous People Lead Up to War Civil War Reconstruction
Stephen DouglasKansas-Nebraska ActLecompton Constition
Popular Sovereignty
Lincoln’s dismissal of the idea of secession
The union is perpetual
John CalhounTariff of
AbominationsStates rights
Doctrine of nullification
Political philosophyKentucky Resolutions
Ordinances of Secession
Compact Theory of Government
Reconstruction ActsMilitary Districts
Congress
Radical Reconstruction
Beaten by an angry Preston Brooks for ridiculing his uncle during the Kansas
debate.
John C. FremontAbraham LincolnUlysses S. Grant
All Republican candidates for President.
His veto of the Civil Rights Act and the
renewal of the Freedman’s Bureau pushed moderates
into the Radical camp
Blanche K. BruceHiram RevelsRobert Smalls
Some of the first African-Americans elected to Congress (House or Senate)
George McClellanClement Vallandigham
Thaddeus Stevens
All opponents of Lincoln’s policies.
Fugitive Slave ActSlave auctions banned in DCCalifornia enters the union
All part of the Compromise of 1850.
Uncle TomSimon Legree
Cassy
All characters in Harriet Beecher Stowe’s Uncle
Tom’s Cabin
Kansas Nebraska Actled to the creation of this political group
The Republican Party.
Slavery can spread;African-Americans are not citizens;
Missouri Compromise is unconstitutional
All parts of the Dred Scott decision (Scott v.
Sanford).
Lincoln asks a question and Douglas loses Southern support with this answer
The Freeport Doctrine.
Call for 75,000 troopsSuspension of habeous corpusAuthorize war expenditures
Lincoln’s response to the firing on Ft. Sumter
Redefined the Civil War from the North’s perspective as a war for
freedom
The Emancipation Proclamation
23 million people85% of the factories
Strong central government
Northern advantages during the Civil War
Key battle that gave Lincoln the victory he needed to issue the Emancipation Proclamation
Antietam (or Sharpsburg if you’re a Southerner)
Lee’s defeat at AntietamEmancipation ProclamationEgyptian and Indian cotton
All reasons for the failure of Cotton
Diplomacy
10% plan rebuked by CongressWade-Davis bill vetoed
Reconstruction Acts of 1867
All illustrate the fight between Presidential and
Congressional Reconstruction
Black codesJim Crow
KKK
All attempted to oppress the freedmen
Economic institution that gave freedmen land to work, but
kept them bound to the land with indebtedness.
Credit MobilierJay Gould’s gold
Whiskey Ring
All corruption scandals in the Grant administration
End of Reconstruction;The election of Rutherford B.
Hayes;Last federal troops removed
from the South
The Compromise of 1877