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unsuccessful Abolitionist movement Adams-Onis Treaty Anti-slavery movement that grew greatly from 1830 until the Civil War; some abolitionists supported the immediate & complete emancipation, while others promoted work- ing through Congress; major movement leaders included William Lloyd Garrison & Frederick Douglass Treaty w/ Spain, 1819, got Florida & extended Mexican border to Pacific in exchange for U.S. assumption of $ million in Spanish debts to U.S. merchants Agricultural Adjustment Act Great Depression act, paid farmers to reduce production; hurt tenant farmers American Federation of Labor Labor union of smaller craft unions; strikes & collective bargaining; no radical movements Anti-federalists group supported limited national government & reserving powers for states 1st governing document of U.S., allowed for Congress w/ Articles of Confederation 1 house & limited national powers, reserved power ot tax, raise armies & regulate trade for the states; too weak & called for change after Shays' Rebellion FDR & Churchill post WWII statement based on national self-determination & FDR's four freedoms Bacon's Rebellion disagreement over Native American policy Barbary War 1st major US overseas conflict; naval forces battled ships in Mediterranean 1801- 1805 Battle of the Bulge major battle by german forces to push allies back but Bleeding Kansas Tense/violent situation in Kansas over slavery 2 major battles in Civil War; 1st showed southern strength & 2nd propelled south on unsuccessful invasion of north Camp David Accords 1 /^4 Bull Run Atlantic Charter
Agreements btwn Egypt & Israel under Carter ; his greatest foreign policy achievement Civil Rights Act of 1957 protect AAs voting rights Civil Rights Act of 1964 Equal Employment Clayton Antitrust act strengthened Sherman Anti-Trust Act legislation proposed by Clay to ease sectional tensions Compromise of 1850 Compromise of 1877 over slavery; admitted CA as free, pop sov for other ter- ritories acquired from Mexico & strict Fugitive Law End federal military presence in South in exchange for granting Hayes necessary Electoral College votes; end of reconstruction Eisenhower Doctrine Eisenhower's foreign policy support military force against communist in Midle East Election of 1860 Presidential election, Lincoln winning; seen by many southerners as proof that North planned to end slavery Enlightenment emphasized reason Fair Deal Truman's agenda; raised min wage & expanded old age benefits discuss colonial response to Coercive Acts; resulted in del- 1st Continental Congress Fourteen Points carations against Intolerable Acts & strengthening colonial militia Wilson's plan for end of WWI, called for open peace treaties, free trade/freedom of the seas, self determina- tion, League of Nations Free Soil Party prevent expansion of slavery people of a territory can prevent slavery from existing by refusing laws that protect it Freeport Doctrine
ity north of ohio river New Federalism Nixon administration aimed to increase state level author- Wilson administration, ettorts in banking reform, taritt reduction & anti trust legislation treaty signed by european powers & north american pow- ers providing self defense in foreign aggression Northwest Ordinance of 1787 law granting western settlers bill of rights & barring slavery Oregon Treaty treaty w/ britain set US - Canda border Pendelton Act reformed federal civil service system, instituting series of open, competitive examinations to fill civil service jobs Pinckney Treaty got the missisissippi & New Orleans Platta mendment gave U.S. control over Cuba & Guantanamo bay populist party farmers, urban workers, iddle class; supported coinage of silver, labor reform basically Monroe Doctrine, asserted right of U.S. to in- Roosevelt Corollary (^) tervene in attair sof Latin American nations to prevent European powers from doign so Tet ottensive major vietcon attack on U.S. & S Vietnam; turned public opinion aagainst war
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