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1840 - 1841
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No speaking of slavery in the House
1840 - 1841
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1846
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NM was established
1848
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"Free soil, free people, fremont."
1850
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Runaway slaves must return to the South
1852
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Major cause of tension between the North and South
1854
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Extended the 36-30 line in the United States
1854
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Platform was the anti-slavery expansion
1857
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Stated that slaves are not citizens
1857 - 1858
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White southern farmers were oppressed
1859
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Major slave revolt that took place in Virginia
1861
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Victory inflated dangerous overconfidence in the South
1862
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Bloodiest battle of the Civil War, victory was what Lincoln needed to promote the Emancipation Proclamation.
1862
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The first battle testing the heralded doom of wooden warships
1862
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Lee was able to ensure that the war would continue until slavery was uprooted
1862
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Cut off the spinal cord of the Confederacy in Mississippi
1863
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Broke the heart of the Confederate's back
1863
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Made direct coraltions with the Declaration of Independence, the president was 'speaking for the ages'
1864
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Lincoln was for the Union Party and Andrew Johnson was the canidate for the War Democrats, the campaign was noisy and nasty
1864
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To restore the Union, South could come up when they had 10% of the voters oath to the union, South feared they would become enslaved
1864
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Sherman marched through Atlanta burning cities and destroying towns
1864
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Thought freed blacks would get slaves again, required 50% of the voters to take oaths
1865 - 1900
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The wealthy reign and control the government
1865
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Served in Congress, took office after Lincoln died, radicals, made his own reconstruction proclamation
1865
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Granted generous terms of surrender to the Confederates, ended the Civil War
1865 - 1877
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Laws were aimed at keeping the black population in submission and workers in the fields, wouldn't allow blacks to rent land or go to jury
1865 - 1900
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Tweed Ring, Credit Moblier Affair, Whiskey Rebellion, Belknap Scandal
1865
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Richmond, the Confederate capital was burned and destroyed
1865 - 1872
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Taught the unskilled free blacks how to read, was successful but was taken out in 1872 by whites
1865 - 1900
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The wealthy are the 'trustees' of the nation's wealth and are the most intelligent, therefore they can make the best decisions
1865 - 1900
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Concerns for workers safety and rights, "Eight hours for work, Eight hours for rest, Eight hours for doing what we wish." Destroyed during the Haymarket Square Riot
1865 - 1900
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Government doesn't regulate business, no safety or health regulations (ICC, Sherman - Anti Trust Act)
1865 - 1877
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The Southernors believed they lost the war because they didn't have enough resources and that their views on succession were correct
1865 - 1877
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Blacks and poor whites became slaves to the soil and to their creditors "makes the laborer too independent"
1865 - 1900
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"Survival of the Fittest" The wealthy are wealthy because they are the best business owners, labor Unions are communistic and go against the AMerican idea of "indivigualism"
1865 - 1900
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Vocational training for blacks, funded by Booker T. Washington
1867
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Can't deprive an person of life, liberty or property or deny them of jurisdiction (disappointed women advocates)
1867
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A series of "Give 'em hell" speeches he accused the radiclas of murder in the South and heightened the cry of "Stand by Congress"
1872
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Union Pacific Railroad Company practiced corrupt railroad practices and bribery
1873
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Lousiana created state-sanctioned monopolies in slaughter house businesses, 14th ammendment rights were being violated
1875
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US military could use it's power to stop para-military grouos in the South and make arrests
1875
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Pledged the government to withdraw greenbacks from circulation
1876
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Resigned after pocketing bribes from suppliers
1876
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Colfax massacre resulted in 100 black deaths/ 5 white deaths, no one was convicted
1877
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Rutherford B. Hayes wins election of '76, Republicans agree to remove troops in South, freedmen at the mercy of redeemer governments
1877
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Hayes sent in troops to stop the strike
1877
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Dealing with corporate rates and agriculture, allowed states to regulate certain businesses.
1878
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Robbed the treasury of millions in excise- tax revenues
1883
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Black ma denied entry into an opera house in New York City
1887
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No rebates or pooling by railroads allowed, publish rates publically, ICC Comission established.
1890 - 1909
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They thirsted for freedom and felt that imperialism was costly and unlikely to turn a profit (Carnegie, Twain, Stanford)
1890 - 1909
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Puerto Ricans might be subject to American rule, but did not enjoy all American rights
1890
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Government agrees to buy certain amounts of silver, won't bring about inflation
1890 - 1909
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US sent the USS Maine to Cuba for a friendly check up but was blown up killing 250 soliders (later found to have been an accident)
1892
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US demanded indeminty for two US deaths, Chile eventually gives in
1892
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Federal troops are called in to stop it, Eugene Debs is jailed because of the re Debs case results
1894
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Industrial lockout and strike, defeat for the Union and setback for efforts to unionize steelworkers
1895
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Almost fought with Britain over their boundary of British Guinea and monroe doctrine affairs
1896
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Black man tried to sit in 'white' railcar to test the Jim Crow Laws, "Seperate but Equal" is still legal and constitutional
1899
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European Powers moved in on China like vultures into the spheres of influence. Hay stated that the countries needed to show respect for Chinese rights
1900
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"Boxers" murdered more than 2000 foreigners and Chinese Christians because of their opposition to the Open Door Policy
1900
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On the Gold Standard, Plutocrats have power
1905
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Arbitrates the Russo- Japanese War, TR won the Nobel Peace Prize