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Election of 1860Uncle Tom’s Cabin Personal Liberty LawsKansas-Nebraska Act Bleeding KansasTopeka Constitution

Lecompton Constitution Summer-Brooks Encounter Freeport DoctrineHarpers Ferry Lincoln – Douglas Debates Republican Party

Liberty PartyKnow-Nothing Party Dred Scott v SanfordZachary Taylor Abraham LincolnRoger Taney

John BellJohn Brackenridge Stephen DouglasHarriet Beecher Stowe Franklin PierceJames Buchanan

Harriet TubmanPopular Sovereignty Ex Parte MilliganEx Parte Merryman Prize CasesAbleman v Booth

Prigg v PennsylvaniaJohn Brown’s Raid Young AmericaCooper Union Address Emigrant Aid SocietyFrederick Douglas

John FreemontWilliam Seward Charles SumnerJefferson Davis Alexander StephensWilliam Lloyd Garrison

Salmon P. ChaseTheodore Weld John SlidellHenry Clay Hinton HelperGeorge Fitzhugh

Secret SixCrittenden Compromise Crittenden Resolutions Manassas Junction – Bull Run Fort SumterNorthern Strategy

Southern StrategyVicksburg CopperheadsPacific Railway Act Emancipation Proclamation Homestead Act

Morrill Land Grant ActBorder States Sherman’s CampaignsAppomattox Courthouse Civil WarAntietam

GettysburgRobert E. Lee Ulysses S. Grant William Tecumseh Sherman Winfield ScottAnaconda Plan

Albert S. JohnstonGeorge McClellan John PopeAmbrose Burnside Joseph HookerGeorge Meade

Phillip SheridanMatthew Brady Thomas JacksonClement Vallandigham James WeaverConfiscation Acts

Presidential Reconstruction Congressional Reconstruction Thirteenth AmendmentFourteenth Amendment Fifteenth AmendmentTenure of Office Act

Election of 1876Compromise of 1877 Bland-Allison ActUlysses S. Grant ‘Bloody’ ShirtWade-Davis Bill

Thaddeus StevensAndrew Johnson SharecroppingCrop-Lien System ScalawagsCarpetbaggers

Ku Klux KlanNew South Black CodesHenry Grady Civil Rights CasesPlessy v Ferguson

Pro and anti-slavery arguments and conflicts Compromise of 1850 and popular sovereignty Kansas-Nebraska Act and the emergence of the Republican Party Abraham Lincoln, The Election of 1860 and secession Mobilization for WarCivil War Military Strategies

Foreign Diplomacy during the Civil War Underground Railroad Secession Confederate States of America Bloody ShilohMonitor vs. Merrimac

Sherman’s March to the Sea Freedman’s Bureau Radical RepublicansImpeachment of Johnson Jim Crow Laws Emancipation and role of African Americans in the Civil War

Social Effects the Civil War Political Effects of the Civil War Economic Effects of the Civil War Presidential and Radical Reconstruction Southern state government Role of African Americans in politics, education and economy

Impact of Reconstruction Reconfiguration of southern agriculture Expansion of manufacturing and industrialization Politics of Segregation