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IMPORTANT THINGS WE NEED TO KNOW FOR HISTORY EXAM

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Frederick Douglas
was abolitionist during pre-civil war when fighting about slavery
Jefferson Davis
President of the Confederate States of America // introduced set of resolutions so that federal government to enforce Dred Scott case to protect territorial slavery
Zimmerman Note
Written by Arthur Zimmerman, a German foreign secretary. In this note he had secretly proposed a German- Mexican alliance. He tempted Mexico with the ideas of recovering Texas, Arizona, and New Mexico. The note was intercepted on March 1, 1917 by the U.S. government. This was a major factor that led us into WWI.
Harriet Beecher Stow
wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin // "little old lady who started the war"- Abe Lincoln // was for the union- (against slavery)
Cycle of Poverty
From reconstruction era // newly freed slaves only had freedom to SHARE CROP
bleeding Kansas
Term referring to bloodshed over popular sovereignty in a particular western territory
times when power of presidency expanded
Abraham Lincoln- during civil war- expended writ of habeas Corpus // Palmer raids- people could be thrown into prison without any evidence // Guantanamo bay- people have been in jail there for like two years that haven't been charged for anything
black codes
what the south did to fight reconstruction policies // slavery banned- Okay, states will make rules of what blacks can't do (so basically still slavery) // country was trying to pass laws 13th, 14th, 15th
Reverend Russell Conwell
"acres of diamonds" = sermon // If you're a good Christian and work hard God will reward you with money, will help you
vertical integration
own all means of production // consistency of product // profitable businesses
red scare
two periods of time, in the 1920s and 1950s, in which Americans feared the growth of communism. These suspicions led to tests of the civil liberties of people under the Constitution.
sectionalist's tension
state rights and slavery
Stephen A. Douglas
Kansas- Nebraska act // popular sovereignty // thought could end slavery if people vote
home stead act
incentive for people to move out west and farm after civil war
Albert Fall
secretary of interior // let oil company get land // teapot dome scandal (Warren G. Harding was president)
Kansas - Nebraska act
when popular sovereignty started
Henry Cabot Lodge
critic of WW // wanted league of nations after WW1 // Senator //
trust busters
where government tries to break up trust or monopolies
Vladmir Lenon
russian revolution // created red scare
Progressive People
wanted to give government back to people
Frances Willard
Led the women's Christian temperance union (WCTU) // woman who was against alcohol and would take it from men at bars (leading to banning of alcohol- leading to violence and crime-- Al Capone)
Tuskegee institue
set up by Booker T. Washington // advocate industrial education
Prohibition
government banned alcohol // led to violence and organized crime // Al Capone // corruption and paying off of cops
Cyrus McCormic Reaper
created reaper // invented mechanical reaper // agricultural inventions and technology
CPI
Committee for Public Information // propaganda machine to get Americans to demonize the Germans and get them to support the war effort
Tenor of Office Act
forbade president from dismissing any government official with out consent of the state (Johnson)
Samuel Slater
lead to factory movement // escaped England andmemorized plans for textiles and came up north to build up factory // STARTED INDUSTRIALISM // England didn't want smart business men going to US- and he did //
Horizontal consolidation
all owned by same but compete // John D. Rockefeller
John Deere
Agricultural inventions and technology // invented steel plow
Abraham Lincoln
banned slavery- wanted union to be whole (slavery or not) // president during civil war //
frontier theory
mother nature doesn't care about your last name // moving out west means social leveler
Captain of Industry
wealthy business men
Frances Lowell
helped establish first "mill town" // in Mass. // helped northern dependency on mills

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