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Mexican American War
Begining of the Mexican American War. America sought to expand westward and gain new territory. There was a boarder dispute between America and Mexico. -
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Pre-Civil War - Reconstruction
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Treaty of Guadeloupe
End of the Mexiican American War.Mexico recognizes the Rio Grande as Southern Boarder of the US. America gains California and New Mexico. -
Compromise of 1850
CA is a free state. New Mexico and Utah are decided by popular soverienty. Slave trade is baned in DC. Strengthened fugative slave law is put in place. -
Kansas Nebraska Act
Allowed Kansas and nebraska to decide themselves weather they were to be free or slave states. Is found to be a violation of the Missouri Compromise. -
John Browns Raid on Harpers Ferry
John Brown takes matters into his own hands and attacks people who supported slavery. Seen as a martyer and as a crazy man. -
LIncon Elected
Moderate but is seen as an abolitionist by the southern states. -
South Carolina Seccedes
South Carolina seccedes form the union. First to do so. -
Confederate States of America is Established
Southern States Unite and form a seperate nation. -
Start of the Civil War
Battle of Fort Sumter. Fought in South Carolina. First battle of the Civil War. -
Emancimation Proclimation
Freed all slaves in states that opposed the union. It did not end slavery in America. -
Battle of Ghetteysburg
North beggins to win the civil war. South has to defend themselves and hope the North dies off. -
Freedmans Buerau
Agency established to help and support newly freed slaves. -
End of the Civil Wr
Sherman defeats Lee and Lee surrenders. -
13th Ammendment
Abolished Slavery -
14th Ammendment
Granted citizenship to Slaves -
15th Ammendment
Slaves had the right to vote. -
Civil Rights Act of 1875
Prohibited the public descrimination of African Americans, and prohibited courts from excluding African Americans -
Inaguration of RB Hayes
When RB Hayes was inagurated, he removed all federal troops in the south by the Compromise of 1877. This is known as the end to reconstruction.