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== Antebellum period == | == Antebellum period == | ||
* cotton gin | |||
* land speculation | |||
=== Jacksonian period === | === Jacksonian period === | ||
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* Jacksonian democracy | * Jacksonian democracy | ||
* Indian Removal Act | * Indian Removal Act | ||
* Nat Turner Rebellion (1831) | |||
* Nullification Crisis | * Nullification Crisis | ||
* Petticoat affair | * Petticoat affair | ||
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===Social reform === | ===Social reform === | ||
* cult of domesticity | * American Anti-Slavery Society | ||
* cult of domesticity | |||
* Declaration of Sentiments | * Declaration of Sentiments | ||
* Frederic Douglas | * Frederic Douglas | ||
* emancipation | * emancipation | ||
* Philadelphia Women's Anti-Slavery Convention | |||
* Ralph Waldo Emerson | * Ralph Waldo Emerson | ||
* Second Great Awakening | * Second Great Awakening | ||
* Seneca Falls Convention | * Seneca Falls Convention | ||
* Sojouner Truth | |||
* Elizabeth Cady Stanton | |||
* suffrage | * suffrage | ||
* Temperance movement | |||
* Henry David Thoreaux | |||
* transcendentalism | * transcendentalism | ||
* Uncle Tom’s Cabin | * Uncle Tom’s Cabin | ||
* Underground Railroad | * Underground Railroad | ||
* Walden Pond | |||
</div> | </div> | ||
<br> | <br> | ||
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* Compromise of 1850 | * Compromise of 1850 | ||
* Jefferson Davis | * Jefferson Davis | ||
<ul><li>{{#tip-text:Dred Scott decision|1857 written by Chief Justice Roger Taney of Maryland, the decision held that Scott, a slave who sued for freedom when his owner took him from the slave state Missouri to Illinois; Taney ruled that blacks are not citizens and thereby have no constitutional protections; the decision also invalidated the Missouri Compromise, stating that it violated slave owners' property rights; the Taney Court thought the ruling would settle the problem of slavery, but it instead inflamed it}}</ul | <ul><li>{{#tip-text:Dred Scott decision|1857 written by Chief Justice Roger Taney of Maryland, the decision held that Scott, a slave who sued for freedom when his owner took him from the slave state Missouri to Illinois; Taney ruled that blacks are not citizens and thereby have no constitutional protections; the decision also invalidated the Missouri Compromise, stating that it violated slave owners' property rights; the Taney Court thought the ruling would settle the problem of slavery, but it instead inflamed it}}</ul> | ||
* Gadsden Purchase | * Gadsden Purchase | ||
* Gold Rush of 1849 | * Gold Rush of 1849 | ||
* Henry Clay | * Henry Clay | ||
* John Brown | |||
* Kansas-Nebraska Act | * Kansas-Nebraska Act | ||
* Know Nothings | * Know Nothings | ||
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* 1860 Election | * 1860 Election | ||
* Anaconda Plan | * Anaconda Plan | ||
* Antietam | |||
* Appomattox | * Appomattox | ||
* Confederacy | |||
* Emancipation Proclamation | * Emancipation Proclamation | ||
* Ft. Sumter | * Ft. Sumter | ||
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* Vicksburg | * Vicksburg | ||
* U.S. Grant | * U.S. Grant | ||
* Union | |||
</div> | </div> | ||
<br> | <br> | ||
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=== Post-Reconstruction === | === Post-Reconstruction === | ||
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* Susan B. Anthony | |||
* National Suffrage Movement | |||
* Women's Christian Temperance Union<div style="column-count:2"> | |||
=== Economic & Political === | === Economic & Political === | ||
* Andrew Carnegie | * Andrew Carnegie | ||
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* social Darwinism | * social Darwinism | ||
* soft money | * soft money | ||
* specie | |||
* Standard Oil | * Standard Oil | ||
* transcontinental railroad | * transcontinental railroad | ||