Keyword Red Cotton Gin Slave Triangle Trade Abolitionist King Cotton North Vs South Economic Systems Difference of North and South Industry Infrastructure Agriculture Mechanisation Labour (refer to previous ATL page on Slavery as well) Wealth (amount and distribution) Investment Urbanisation Tariffs Immigration Eli Whitney Life styles of Slaves and Planation owners Slave Conditions Fredrick Douglas Resistance to Slavery – Day to Day vs Extreme Harriet Tubman Haiti Peculiar Institution Nat Turner John Brown’s Raid Abolitionists arguments against slavery – Moral, Law, Religious, Economic Second Great Awakening Fugitive Slave Law US Constitution (Preamble and Bill of Rights Various Abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison Wendell Phillips Lydia Maria Child Samuel May Lucretia Mott Sojourner Truth Lewis Tappan William Seward Frederick Douglass Gerrit Smith Amber Green How can you learn Abolitionist Internal vs External problems American Colonization Society William Lloyd Garrison The Liberator Vigilance Association of Columbia Abolitionist Movement Progressed 1830-1860 Uncle Tom’s Cabin Fugitive Slave Law How many in the South owned Slaves Mistrust by the South for the North States’ Rights Dual Federalism John Calhoun Andrew Jackson Nullification Crisis South Carolina Ordinance of Nullification The Force Act Compromise Tariff Act 1833 13th of April 1830 Dinner Party South Carolina Succession Henry Clay Second Party System Whigs Democrats Sectionalism Charles Sumner Yankee Materialism Mexican-American War Manifest Destiny Louisiana Purchase President Polk Compromise of 1850 President Zachary Taylor William Seward 1820 Missouri Compromise Fugitive Slave Act Underground Railroad Anthony Burns The Planter’s Northern Bribe The Sword and Distaff Popular Sovereignty Kansas-Nebraska Act Bleeding Kansas Preston Brooks Bleeding Sumner Dred Scott Case Harper’s Ferry Lincoln-Douglas Debates House Divided Speech ‘Freeport Doctrine’ President James Buchanan Election of 1860 Fort Sumter Progress of Succession Confederate States of America Differences between USA and CSA Reasons for going to War – Political, Military, Economic, Foreign, Geographic General Ulysses S. Grant General Robert E. Lee Significance of Lincoln in the war – For and Against Additional Generals for both sides Jefferson Davis P.G.T. Beauregard ‘Stonewall’ Jackson’ Robert E. Lee Joseph Johnston Albert S. Johnston John B. Hood James Longstreet Abraham Lincoln McDowell McClellan Burnside Hooker Meade Grant Sherman Buell Thomas Jefferson Davis – The case for and against Judah Benjamin Main Battles of the Civil War First Battle of Bull run Battle of Shiloh Peninsular Campaign Second Manassas Battle of Antietam Battle of Fredericksburg Battle Gettysburg Battle of Vicksburg Battle of Chattanooga Battle of Chickamauga Atlanta Campaign Anaconda Plan Civil War Innovations How did the Union and Confederacy finance the war Factors that affected the outcome of the war Political Leadership Lincoln’s Relationships Military Leadership Resources Missed Opportunities /Turning Points Public Support Diplomacy with Global Powers Prime Minister Lord Palmerston Foreign Secretary Russell British Cotton Mills Indian/Egyptian Cotton British Confederate sympathizers. Post Crimean War military burnout Factors contributing to the civil war Political Leadership Military Leadership Lincoln’s relationship with Cabinet Resources Opportunities Turning Point Public Support Confederate Cotton Embargo Confederate Vs. Union Diplomacy The Trent Affair Napoleon III Proposal Laird Rams/Commerce Raiders Emancipation Proclamation 22nd September – Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation ‘The Great Emancipator’ Signs Lincoln was and was not Motiva for the Emancipation Proclamation African American Enlistment General Hunter Sea Island Experiment Milliken’s Bend 54th Massachusetts Southern Reconstruction Social/Political/Economic Ten-Percent Plan Proclamation of Amnesty and Reconstruction. Attitudes of Congress/ the North/ The South towards reconstruction Pro-Union Southerners Radical Republicans – Thaddeus Stevens, Charles Sumner, Benjamin Wade Lincoln’s Assassination Wade-Davis Plan President Johnson’s impeachment The Redeemers Carpetbaggers Ku Klux Klan Knights of the White Camelia White League Red Shits Freedman’s Bureau ‘Black Codes’ Jim Crow Jim Crow Laws President Grant’s Force Acts Liberia Compromise of 1877 Grandfather Clauses Sharecroppers African American’s elected
