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Midterm Exam Review

Midterm Exam Review. US History I. Part I: Articles of Confederacy and Constitution. Who were the Anti-federalists ?. People who were against approving the new Constitution. What was the document outlining the first form of government of the U.S .?. Articles of Confederation.

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Antebellum Society and Reform

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Chapter 10

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Talents

Authentic Problems. Talents. Solution. Basic Skills Knowledge Understandings. Authentic Problem. The pond problem:. Talent Development. Specialized Opportunities. School Wide Enrichment (clubs, clusters, teams). In Class Enrichment & Choices. Vision:

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The United States 1800-1860

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READY

READY. What was the position of South Carolina Senator John C. Calhoun in the debate for the Compromise of 1850?. Slave states should separate peacefully from the Union. Why were Republicans angered by the Dred Scott decision? .

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Literary Allusions

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1820 -1860: Increasing Sectionalism & the Road to the Civil War ( Unit III , Segment 1 of 3 )

1820 -1860: Increasing Sectionalism & the Road to the Civil War ( Unit III , Segment 1 of 3 ). The Sectional Crisis. Essential Question : Was the Civil War inevitable?. Sectionalism in the Antebellum Era.

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The Civil War (War Between the States) 1861-1865

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Racism in the 1920s The Nadir of Race Relations: 1890-1940

Racism in the 1920s The Nadir of Race Relations: 1890-1940. Learning Targets. I can explain what caused race relations to change from 1890-1920s. I can describe the ways in which racism manifested itself in everyday society. Race Relations: 1865-1877.

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The Civil War

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What caused the Civil War?

What caused the Civil War?. True or False?. Only 25% of the whites in the South owned slaves. Only 7% of Confederate Soldiers owned slaves. The vast majority of slaves taken out of Africa were sold by other Africans. Famous northern generals such as Grant and Sherman owned slaves.

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1831: Nat Turner leads slave uprising in Virginia 1834: anti-abolitionist riots in Philadelphia and New York

1831: Nat Turner leads slave uprising in Virginia 1834: anti-abolitionist riots in Philadelphia and New York 1845: Frederick Douglass, Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave, Written by Himself 1847: Liberia proclaims independence (first African Republic)

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CIVIL WAR

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Civil War and Recontruction Review

Civil War and Recontruction Review. He was denied freedom by the supreme court a. Henry clay B. Fredrick Douglas C. Dred Scott D. Ulysses S Grant. C. War strategy used by the north a. trench warfare b. search and destroy c. guerrilla warfare d. anaconda plan. D.

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Chapter 10 The Union in Peril

Chapter 10 The Union in Peril. Section 2 (A) Protest, Resistance, and Violence. Fugitive Slave Act. Despite the 6 th Amendment, fugitive slaves were not entitled to: A trial by jury The right to counsel (an attorney) Testify on their own behalf

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Station #1-Dred Scott Case Description

Station #1-Dred Scott Case Description.

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Pre & Post Civil War Era

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ENGL 2307

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By: Michael Vocaturo

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