APUSH Period 5: 1844-1877

Expansionism and Slavery
1. Wilmot Proviso
2. Popular Sovereignty
3. California Gold Rush
4. Compromise of 1850
5. Stephen Douglas
6. Fugitive Slave Act
7. Kansas Nebraska Act
8. Impact of Slavery on Parties
9. Republican Party
10. Know Nothing Party
11. Dred Scott Case
Abraham Lincoln and Republican Victory
1. Lincoln-Douglas Debates
2. Harpers Ferry
3. Election of 1860
4. Secession of Southern States
5. Crittenden Amendment
6. Confederate States
7. Border States
Strengths and Weaknesses of South and North
1. Total War
2. Advantages of North
3. Advantages of South
Technology of the war
Economic Policy of the war
1. Homestead Act
Course of the War
1. Anaconda Plan
2. Fighting Techniques
3. Ulysses S. Grant
4. Turning point of 1863
5. Emancipation of Proclamation
6. Radical Republicans
7. Appomattox Courthouse
War as a Marker Event
1. Reasons Why
Remains of War
1. Redefining freedom for Black Americans
2. Freedmen's Bureau
Presidential Reconstruction Plan
1. Lincoln's Plan
  1. Ten Percent Plan
  2. Wade Davis Bill
2. Johnson's Plan
3. Black Codes
4. 13th Amendment
Congressional Reconstruction
1. Charles Sumner
2. Congress vs. President
3. 14th Amendment
4. Reconstruction Act of 1867
5. Impeachment of Johnson
6. 15th Amendment
7. Women's Rights
8. Republican Rule in the South
9. Scalawags and Carpetbaggers
10. 40 Acres a Mule
Reconstruction Undone
1. KuKluxKlan
2. Liberal Republican Party
3. Horace Greeley
4. Bargain of 1877
5. Election of 1876

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