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Chapters 12-17
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Chapters 12-17
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Chapters 12-17
Industrial Revolution
period of rapid growth in manufacturing and production
inventions
Richard Arkwright
water frame
Eli Whitney
idea of interchangable parts
cotton gin
Samuel Morse
telegraph (1832)
John Deere
steel plow (1832)
Cyrus McCormick
mechanical reaper (1831)
Samuel Slater
British mechanic that fled to US
Rhode Island System
trapped families into companies
textile industry
August 9, 1807
first steamboat sailed Hudson River
Chapter 12: the North
Chapter 13: The South
COTTON is main production
cotton belt
"cotton is king"
depleted soil of nutrients
new interest in agricultual science
agricultural economy
Southern Society -->
Chapter 15: Slavery
popular sovereignity (PS): the people decide
Wilmot Proviso: NO slavery
Compromise of 1850
California = a free state
Mexican territory = decided by PS
slave trade ends in DC
TX gives up land east of Rio Grande - US pays war debts
new Fugitive Slave Law is passed
Uncle Tom's Cabin
written in 1852 by Harriet Beecher Stowe
Kansas - Nebraska Act of 1854
bc Stephen Douglas wanted railroad to the West
allowed ppl of the 2 territories to decided themselves on slavery
both movements rushed in and set up governments
TENSION --> John Brown (anti-slavery) killed 5 pro-slavery men @ Pottawatome
Nation Divided
Harper's Ferry
October 16, 1859 - John Brown raided federal arsenal in VA
Secession
SC, MISS, FL, AL, GA, LA, TX formed the CSA
Jefferson Davis elected as president
Chapter 16: 1861
April 12, 1861 - Civil War begins with attack on Ft Sumter
July 21, 1861 - First Battle of Bull Run, VA
disorganized
Gen. Jackson gets name "Stonewall Jackson"
CSA fighting for economic, social, and political systems
Meeting of the Ironclads in 1862 - end of wooden ships
USS Monitor vs CSA Merrimac
innovation of technology
April 1862
Battle of Shiloh, TN
beginning of US Grant
Capture of New Orleans by USA
shows USA naval supremacy
August 1862
2nd Battle of Bull Run
CSA victory
September 17, 1862
Antietam, Md
USA: Lee CSA: McClellan Burnside
bloodiest one day battle of the war: USA WIN
1st battle
fought through woods: 4 hrs
2nd battle
fight over "Bloody Lane": Burnsides Bridge
3rd battle
CSA gets inforcements from Gen. Hill: pushes North back over bridge
1861-1862
1863
Jan. 1, 1863
Lincoln passes Emancipation Procclaimation
May - Battle of Chancelloriville, VA
greatest victory but biggest lost for Lee (Pyrrhic Victory)
STONEWALL JACKSON DIES
July 1-3, 1863: Battle of Gettysberg
Annotations:
only civillian killed = Jenny Wade (by stray bullet)
USA: Meade CSA: Lee
Lee's 2nd attempt to invade the North
July 1
meet up, set lines
July 2
Devil's Den attack
July 3
CSA Gen. Pickett tries to break Union line
FAIL
1. First Union Victory 2. Lee gives up invading North
July 4, 1863 - Battle of Vicks- burg
Annotations:
split CSA in TWO
Chapter 17: 1864
1864
March 1864 - Grant takes control of USA army
TOTAL WAR: complete destruction by physical, emotional, economical
November 1864 - Lincoln re-elected
November 15, 1864 - Sherman's March to Sea
250 miles
tore up railroads, looted and pillaged, lived off farms, 60 mile wide damage
Sherman's hairpins
billions of $ of damange
1865
April 1865
Union occupies Richmond, VA
April 9, 1865 - Surrender of Gen. Lee at Appomatlax
Terms of Surrender
rebels surrender weapons + supplies
rebels can keep personal items
rebels GIVE UP and GO HOME
April 1865 - Lincoln killed
Reconstruction: process of uniting CSA + USA
Lincoln's 10% Plan: swear on oath, slavery is illegal
Andrew Jackson: 10% plan, Presidential Pardon
13 Amendment: slavery = illegal
14 Amendment: defines citizens, due process, equal protection
15 Amendment: black MEN to vote
Freedman's Bureau: education/jobs
Black Codes: work contracts
Jim Crow Laws
Ku Klux Klan
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