Monday, August 30

16. reasons people moved westward in the early parts of our history

-everyone lived in east and they wanted adventure and wanted to see new land

-east was crowded, wanted own room

-moving west meant they could have more land for farming

-people who opened busniesses wouldnt have as much competition

-the gold rush happened...gold silver farmland cattle ranching

17. major events compromises and incidents leading up to civil war

-slavery arguements

-missouri compromise of 1820-any new state north free south slave

-compromise of 1850

-new states could vote on slavery or not- popular sovereignty

-kansas and nebraska act-nebraska north, kansas south

-3 million slaves in U.S.

-dread scott case-1854-slaves were property, gov't couldnt ban slavery

-election of abe lincoln happened

18. advantages of north and south during civil war

-north-way more industrialized..could make more things

-better weapons and more people

-a lot of rail roads that moved soldiers and supplies faster

-south-fought mostly on their territory. familiar with land

-better generals

-better economical connections with foreign countries

-better cause to fight..slaves would be lost and they would have to do their own work

NORTH WINS!

19.positive and negative effects reconstruction had on the U.S.

-south had to be rebuilt

-cities and farms had to be rebuilt

-socially rebuilt-had to get new husbands,,slaves reunited with family

-economically-had to get jobs for first time

-positive-freedmans bureau was set up..taught african americans how to do everything..job training and educate

-blacks became equal

-rewrote constitutions to get rid of slavery

-less racism

- new ammendments 13-abolish slavery 14-made african americans US citizens 15-minority males right to vote

-negatives-KKK came about to keep blacks down

-reconstuction ended and whites came back to power..racism kinda came back

-segregation happened

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