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History 2610 Final
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Horace Mann
"Father of Common School"
Compromise of 1850 Texas surrendered its claim to New Mexico
as well as its claims north of the Missouri Compromise Line. It retained the Texas Panhandle
and the federal government took over the state'
Compromise of 1850-Texas
Texas Surrendered Claim to New Mexico
Compromise of 1850- California
Admitted California as free state
Compromise of 1850- District of Columbia
Slave trade banned
Compromise of 1850- Wilmot Proviso
Outlawed slavery in new southern territories
Compromise of 1850- Wilmot Proviso
Outlawed slavery in new southern territories
Cooperheads
Democratic faction who opposed the Civil War and wanted immediate peace with the South
Popular Sovereignty
Authority of a state and its government to be created and sustanced by its people
George B. McClellan
Union General, Democrat nominee in 1864, Govenor of N.J.
Winfield Scott
U.S. Army General. Whig Party Candidate in 1852
Manifest Destiny
The U.S. not only could but was destined to stretch from coast to coast
Deceleration Of Sentiments
Signed by 68 women and 32 men at the first women's right convention that was organized by a women
Alexis de Tocqueville
Analyzed living standards and social conditions of indivuidals and their realtion to market
and state in western societies
Nat Turner
Slave who led a rebellion of both freed blacks and slaves in Southampton County, Virginia on
8/21/1831. 60 White deaths
William Lloyd Garrison
American abolitionist, journalists, suffragist, and social reformer
Benevolent Empire
19th Century religious movement that attempted to make the US a Christian nation
Waltham System
Labor system that had young unmarried women living at a boarding house at a factory
Panic of 1857
Finical panic cause by declining international economy and overexpansion of domestic
economy. First world wide finical crisis