Everyone must …
• Have a blank piece of paper to begin (and
writing utensil)
• Review the image
– Discuss with your partner
• List as many vocabulary terms as you can that
are associated with the picture(s) – min. of 2
• Write 2 sentences that describe the concept
of what the image is about
Please take out…
• A blank piece of paper (and writing utensil)
• Number your paper 1-11 (leave space to write)
• Review the 11 images around the room
– Discuss with your partner
• What does this image represent?
• What concepts are connected to this picture?
• Match the study guide topics with each picture by
writing them on your paper
• Using the textbook and/or notes look up any
topic from the study guide that is not familiar and
write these notes on your paper
Andrew Jackson
• Voting Rights
Trail of Tears
• Andrew Jackson
• North and South agreed on this strategy
• Forcing Indians westward to use the land for
profit in the US
• Indians forced into Oklahoma (Indian
territory)
• Worcester vs Georgia
Economies of the regions
• North – Industry
• Middle States – a combination of industry and
agriculture
• South – Agriculture/Plantations
Industrial Revolution
• Technology/machinery
• Eli Whitney
– Cotton Gin
– Interchangeable Parts
• Transportation Revolution
– Railroads
– Steamboats
Social Reform
• Labor/Trade Unions
– Mines and factory conditions
• Hours, cleanliness
• Other social reforms
– Temperance movement
– Abolition movement
– Women’s rights movement
Immigration
• Nativists
– Anti-foreigner policy
Manifest Destiny
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“Obvious fate”
God’s will to move westward
Who moved out west?
Mexican Cession
Louisiana Purchase
• What becomes the question about new
territories in the west?
John Quincy Adams
• Henry Clay appointed to J.Q. Adams cabinet in
exchange for his support
• Corrupt campaign
Monroe Doctrine
• James Monroe
• European interference/colonization in North
and South America will not be tolerated
California
Free state
Causes of the Civil War
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Compromise of 1850
Uncle Tom’s Cabin
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Economics of Slavery
1858 Senatorial Debates
John Brown
1860 Presidential Election
Sectionalism
Secession
States’ Rights
Civil War
Fort Sumter, SC
• First shots fired during CW
Trains
• Adv-Union able to control 90% of lines and cut
off supplies to Confederacy
• Others?
• Disadv-Confederacy lose supplies
• Others?
Emancipation Proclamation
• After Battle of Antietam, MD (single bloodiest
day in CW/Am history)
• Only frees slaves in rebellioin/Confederacy
William T. Sherman – March to sea
• AtlantaSavannah
• Total war far strategy
• Planned to meet Grant in Richmond, VA
(Confederate capital)
Turning Points of the CW
• Confederacy winning till this point
• Eastern Front- Gettysburg, PA
-Gettysburg Address 6 mo. Later to remember
fallen soldiers, create a national cemetery, and
motivate union to continue to fight
• Western Front- Vicksburg, MS (union gain
control of Miss. R)
-halfway through CW
Appomattox Courthouse
• Robert E Lee (Conf.) surrenders to Ulysses S
Grant, VA.
• April 9, 1865 (war lasted 4 years)