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American history slavery colonialism westward expansion

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This chapter outlines key events in early American history, focusing on the establishment of slavery in the south, the causes of the civil war, and the impact of westward expansion on Indigenous peoples. It also examines the concept of "manifest destiny" and the justifications used for colonial occupation.

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## Where Was Slavery Firmly Established & Why? - In The South Based On Agriculture ## What Was The Flash Point Between The North & South? - The institution of Slavery & its expansion. ## What Did Abraham Lincoln Issue On 1862? - The Emancipation Proclamation ## What Are 13th & 14th Amendments Ab...

## Where Was Slavery Firmly Established & Why? - In The South Based On Agriculture ## What Was The Flash Point Between The North & South? - The institution of Slavery & its expansion. ## What Did Abraham Lincoln Issue On 1862? - The Emancipation Proclamation ## What Are 13th & 14th Amendments About? - 13th: Abolition of Slavery. - 14th: Giving The black man the right to vote ## What Was The Name Of The Period Forward The Civil War? - The Reconstruction Era: Characterized by Avowed To Hold Political Office. ## Does The Situation Of Black People Improve After The War? - No, Because Racism Is Firmly Established In The Mind Of The White People Who Insisted Of Inferiority Of The Black People ## What Is Meant By The "Cant Of Conquest?" - A Kind Of Ideology To Justify Territorial Invasion ## Francis Jennings Attacked This Interpretation ## What Was The Cause Of Mexican-American War & How Long Did It Last? - To Colonial Expansion To Go Westward Expansion. - 1846 - 1848 - John O'Sullivan Coined The Term "Manifest Destiny" ## How Did The Slavery Start? What Is The Triangle Trade? - When English Arrived & Established A Permanent Settlement At Jamestown In 1607. - The Economics Of Slavery In The Colonial Era ## Why Are The Dates 1660s & 1662 Crucial For Black People? - 1660s Witnessed The Legalization Of This Evil Institution. - 1662 Legalized Hereditary Enslavement. ## Who Are The American Founding Fathers? - Thomas Jefferson - John Adams - Patrick Henry ## What Is The Main Concept Of The Declaration Of Independence? - "All Men Are Created Equal & Endowed By Their Creator With Certain Inalienable Rights". (1776) ## Why Has Slavery Continued To Exist? - To Rise Of Lands Cultivation, & Particularly The Boom Of The Production Of Tobacco In Virginia & Maryland & Rice In The Carafians. ## Americans Made 3 Colonies, Then Became States. ## The Virgin Land Is A Metaphor: Condensed Meanings - The Uprooting - Immigration & Resettlement. - "Virgin" To Signifies The Right To Resettle In New Lands. To Start Anew Life By Relinquishing History To Construct A New Eden. - The Virgin Land Shared Fantasy With Historical Amnesia. - The Virgin Land Populated: - By Killing - By Removing Them To Places That There Is No Water. - By Spreading Diseases ## The Impact Of The Belief In The Concept Of The "Virgin Land:" - Dehumanization Of The Indigenous People. ## Virgin Land Is Supported By "Manifest Destiny" ## Indian Removal - Indigenous People. ## The Immigrants Regard The Natives Like Criminals. They Are Called "Savages". ## The Colonist Strategy: The Natives (Europeans) Waged A "Dirty War" On The Indigenous People Using Epidemic Weapons. They Survived Despite All This. The Natives Imposed Their Religious Traditions Upon The Europeans. ## The Indigenous People Were One Of Nature ## How Did The Colonists Justify Their Occupation Of The Native Land? - Immigrants Are Superiority As Human Beings. They Were Christians & Build A New Nation. God Has Ordained To Take This Lands Create Anew Eden. ## How Did The Colonists Manage To Impose The Culture? - The Idea Of White Race Provided A Convenient Justification For The Immigrants To Occupy The Native Americans In The Land.

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