Chapter 13
1. John L. O’Sullivan/”Manifest Destiny”
2. Oregon and California Trails 3. Mormon Migration 4. Texas Republic 5. Mexican American War 6. Wilmot Proviso 7. Election of 1848 8. “popular sovereignty” 9. Conscience Whigs 10. Free Soil Party 11. Gold Rush 12. Compromise of 1850 13. Stephen A. Douglas 14. Fugitive Slave Law 15. Uncle Tom’s Cabin 16. Filibustering |
(link below) America: The Story of Us Episode 3 (16:13-end) Donner Party, Alamo, Gold Rush)
(link below) America: The Story of Us Epidoe 4 (19:57-32:35)... Slave auctions, Frederick Douglas, Underground Railroad, Fugitive Slave Law
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Chapter 14
Key Terms1. Republican Party
2. Kansas-Nebraska Act 3. Nativism 4. Know-Nothing/American Party 5. Bleeding Kansas 6. Caning of Sumner 7. “Black Republicans” 8. Dred Scott Case 9. The Lecomp ton Constitution 10. Panic of 1857 11. “Free Labor Ideology” 12. The Impending Crisis of the South 13. Lincoln-Douglas Debates 14. The Freeport Doctrine 15. John Brown ***This chapter focuses on causation to the Civil War. How did each of these things contribute to a sectional divide? |
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Chapters 15/16 (Civil War)
*** Read ONLY pages 442-450; 453-455; 459-462 in chapter 15 and pages 476-482; 484-491; 493-496; 502-507 in chapter 16
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*** Read ONLY the chapter 14 from the America's History textbook linked here:
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*** Read ONLY the chapter 14 from the America's History textbook linked here:
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Long Essay Question Options
- (COMPARE) Compare and contrast the migration patterns of the colonial era (1650-1750) with that in the age of Manifest Destiny (1844-1877)
- (CAUSATION) Explain the reasons sectionalism rose to prominence in the US between 1840-1860.
- (CCOT) Some historians have argued that the Battle at Gettysburg and Vicksburg marked a turning point guaranteeing the South's defeat. Support, refute, or modify this statement after analyzing what changed and what stayed the same from the period before the battle to the period after.
- (EFFECTS) Analyze the ways in which TWO of the following influenced the course of the Civil War by discussing their effects on the War effort and reasons for this.
- Women
- African Americans
- Immigrants