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Overview

Requirements: (Be sure to cite your sources after each entry)

  • 7 ID's - around 150 words each (choose 7 ID’s from the list below and create 150 words of information dense pros. Think of them as good glossary definition which has been assembled from variety of dependable sources)(site your source after each ID) BE VERY DETAILED
  • 1 Essay - 350 words long completely answering the question. BE VERY DETAILED

ID’s: Please Complete Seven (7)

The Missouri Compromise

The Monroe Doctrine

The Election of 1828

The Bank War

Pres. Andrew Jackson

The Nullification Crisis

The Trail of Tears

The Whig Party

The Log Cabin and Hard Cider Campaign

Pres. Martin Van Buren

Nativism

Lowell System

The Planter Class

“Plain Folks”

David Henry Thoreau

The Mormons

The Temperance Movement

Abolitionism

Seneca Falls Convention

Frederick Douglass

The Texas Revolution

The Mexican-American War

The Compromise of 1850

Stephen A. Douglas

Pres. Abraham Lincoln

“Bleeding Kansas”

Dred Scott Decision

John Brown Raid

New York City Draft Riots

The “Copperheads”

Emancipation Proclamation

Gen. U.S. Grant

Gen. Robert E. Lee

Battle of Gettysburg

Essays: Please Complete One (1)

1.

What historical assessment would you give to Andrew Jackson's presidency? What rating would you give him as president? Explain.

2.

What social factors which motivated the reform movements of the 19th century North before the Civil War? How did these movements try to correct these conditions?

3.

The onset of the Industrial Revolution brought about inescapable economic, cultural and social changes in the United States. How did these changes affect the daily lives of Americans across the social spectrum?

4.

Overall, the society and culture of the South were very different from the rest of the United States. Please describe the social classes and culture of this region during the Ante-bellum period.

5.

In what ways did women participate in the Civil War, and how did their activities compare with the involvement of women in the American Revolution?

6.

Why was the death toll in the Civil War so tremendous? Please examine the relationship between strategy and technology.

7.

What were the major consequences of the Mexican War? How did it affect the politics of the United States in the long term?

8.

Could the Civil War have been avoided? How or how not? Please support your conclusions.