The key victory for the United States in the Mexican War was ________.

This act repealed the Missouri Compromise and created two new territories.  It allowed for popularity sovereignty.  The new territories were flooded with proslavery and antislavery activities trying to sway the vote.

This President was brought before the Senate for impeachment because the Radical Republicans wanted him out of office.  Who was he?

This theater in Washington, D. C. was the setting for the Lincoln assassination.

This political group wanted to punish the South for leaving the Union.  They wanted civil rights (such as voting) for freedmen and wanted to limit the political rights for former Confederate officials and military officers.  This group wanted to see the South dramatically reconstructed.  Who was he?

What was NOT a Northern advantage?

The Battle of San Jacinto in 1836 _____________.

By 1860, due to the success of cotton in the South, it contained almost ¾ of the manufacturing industry establishments in America.

What did slave codes allow slaves to do?  

She was born a slave, but later escaped to Philadelphia where she lived as a freewoman.  She dedicated her life to helping others escape slavery through the Underground Railroad.  She helped so many slaves gain freedom that she received the name “Moses” of her people.  At one point, she had a $40,000 bounty for her capture.  After the Civil War began, she became a spy for the Union soldiers.  Who was she?