The idea that the US was favored by God to expand was known as ____ ____

(a)  

In the 1840s the ____ ____ Party wanted to expand with no competition for white farmers & workers from enslaved labor

(a)  

The Transcendentalist Thoreau's essay opposing the Mexican War was titled "On ____ ____"

(a)  

A religious group moving west to flee persecution & establish a utopia were the (a)   led by Brigham Young. (1-3 words)

In what is popularly called the (a)   War the US took half of a neighbor's land

The Mexican-American War was ended by the Treaty of ____ ____ in 1848

(a)  

Just after taking the land via war, conquest & then treaty...the US got much richer from the ____ ____ in 1849

(a)  

Many immigrants from (a)   settled between St. Louis & Milwaukee farming or working in factories

In the Compromise of 1850 (a)   was admitted as a free state

The Compromise of 1850 ended the trade of slaves in ____ ____

(a)  

Harriet Tubman conducted slaves to freedom on the ____ ____

(a)  

African Americans freed themselves by their overt & covert resistance including ____ ____ such as Nat Turner's in 1831

(a)  

The work of (a)   such as Garrison, Truth, Douglas & others helped lead to conflicts leading to the Civil War

The South limited free speech to protect what they called their ____ ____ to preserve slavery against federal power

(a)  

The ____ ____ ____ of 1854 caused conflict by allowing slavery in the LA Purchase North of the MO Compromise line

(a)  

The extension of popular sovereignty into lands of the Louisiana Purchase led to violent conflicts called ____ ____

(a)  

After his speech "The Crime Against Kansas" Charles Sumner was caned senseless in the Senate by Congressman ____ ____

(a)  

After a killing of antislavery settlers, ____ ____ killed pro-slavery Kansans with a sword at Pottawatomie Creek

(a)  

It was Roger Taney's ____ ____ decision that ruled the Missouri Compromise unconstitutional in 1857

(a)  

Radical abolitionist John Brown seized a federal arsenal at ____ ____ hoping to inspire a massive slave revolt in 1859

(a)  

The election of Republican ____ ____ in 1860 caused much of the South to secede

(a)  

After Southern states seceded they formed a racist pro-slavery nation called the (a)  

Lincoln's 1862 (a)   Proclamation applied only to slaves in lands not controlled by the Union Army

In New York City in 1863 poor whites lynched ____ ____ & attacked the wealthy because they paid for substitutes in the Draft Riots

(a)  

Lincoln's ____ ____ turned the Civil War a fight for the ideas of the Declaration of Independence & to HONOR dead troops

(a)  

In 1865 the states ratified the (a)   Amendment ending slavery

The march by the Union Army through Georgia to the sea led by ____ ____ typified the concept of Total War

(a)  

The north passed the ____ ____ in 1862 enacting a 'free soil' policy & barred rebels from participating

(a)  

The (a)   Amendment ratified in 1868 promised everyone "equal protection" under the laws of the US

Congress & the Northern states gave Black Americans voting rights w/ the (a)   Amendment

The longer & more formal name of Lincoln's 10% Plan was the Proclamation of (a)   & Reconstruction

Radical Reconstruction passed over Johnson's vetoes & included a requirement that Southern states ratify the ____ ____

(a)  

Radical Reconstruction was passed over Johnson's vetoes & included rule of the South by (a)   occupation

With no 40 acres or mules (a)   was the primary economic pursuit of most former slaves even after 'Reconstruction'

Groups like the Knights of White Camellia used economic reprisals; the __ __ __ used violence to limit Black Freedoms

(a)  

The Supreme Court of Injustice limited enforcement of the 14th Amendment by the ____ __ ____ decision in 1896

(a)  

Segregation was established via laws passed MOSTLY from 1896-1910 setting up a system called ____ ____

(a)