Ask a New Question
Menu

civil war and reconstruction quick check

drop down complete the concept map

5 answers

Certainly! While I can't create a visual concept map, I can help you outline a concept map related to the Civil War and Reconstruction with key terms and concepts that you can fill into a dropdown format.

Concept Map Outline

  1. Civil War (1861-1865)

    • Causes
      • Slavery
      • States' Rights
      • Economic Differences
    • Key Events
      • Fort Sumter
      • Gettysburg
      • Appomattox Court House
    • Major Figures
      • Abraham Lincoln
      • Robert E. Lee
      • Ulysses S. Grant
    • Outcome
      • Union Victory
      • Emancipation Proclamation
      • Preservation of the Union

  2. Reconstruction Era (1865-1877)

    • Goals
      • Rebuild the South
      • Integrate Freedmen into Society
      • Political Reunification
    • Key Amendments
      • 13th Amendment (Abolished Slavery)
      • 14th Amendment (Citizenship Rights)
      • 15th Amendment (Voting Rights)
    • Challenges
      • Resistance from Southern States
      • Rise of Jim Crow Laws
      • Assassination of Lincoln
    • End of Reconstruction
      • Compromise of 1877
      • Withdrawal of Federal Troops
      • Return to White Supremacy

Fill-in-the-Blanks (Dropdown Suggestions)

  • Causes of Civil War: (Slavery, States' Rights, Economic Differences)

  • Key Events: (Fort Sumter, Gettysburg, Appomattox Court House)

  • Major Figures: (Abraham Lincoln, Robert E. Lee, Ulysses S. Grant)

  • Outcome of Civil War: (Union Victory, Emancipation Proclamation, Preservation of the Union)

  • Goals of Reconstruction: (Rebuild the South, Integrate Freedmen, Political Reunification)

  • Key Amendments: (13th Amendment, 14th Amendment, 15th Amendment)

  • Challenges during Reconstruction: (Resistance from South, Jim Crow Laws, Lincoln's Assassination)

  • End of Reconstruction: (Compromise of 1877, Withdrawal of Troops, Return to White Supremacy)

Feel free to use this outline to create your concept map or dropdown format! Let me know if you need any more information or further assistance.

john brown lead to _ , _ , tariff

It looks like you're asking for a fill-in-the-blank format related to John Brown and its implications in the context of pre-Civil War tensions in the United States. Here’s how you might complete that statement:

John Brown led to:

  1. Increased Tensions Over Slavery
  2. A National Debate on Abolitionism
  3. Tariff Conflicts and Economic Issues (though this is less directly related, sectional economic interests and debates over tariffs contributed to overall tensions between the North and South)

Here's a little more context for each item:

  1. Increased Tensions Over Slavery - John Brown's raid on Harpers Ferry in 1859 aimed to incite a slave rebellion and highlighted the deep divisions between North and South regarding slavery.

  2. A National Debate on Abolitionism - Brown became a martyr for the abolitionist cause after his execution, galvanizing abolitionists and infuriating pro-slavery supporters, further polarizing the nation.

  3. Tariff Conflicts and Economic Issues - While not directly tied to Brown's actions, tariff disputes were part of the economic undercurrents that fueled sectional tensions. Southern states, which relied more on agriculture, often opposed tariffs that benefited Northern industrial interests.

If you want a more specific focus or different terms, please let me know!

john brown, _, _, tariff

temperance, abolition, suffrage
industrial north, industrial west, agrarian north

It looks like you're looking to connect John Brown to a set of terms related to social and economic issues in the 19th century. Here’s how to fill in the blanks:

John Brown, Abolition, Temperance, Tariff

  1. Abolition - John Brown was a prominent figure in the abolitionist movement, best known for his raid on Harpers Ferry in an attempt to incite a slave uprising.

  2. Temperance - The temperance movement aimed to reduce or eliminate alcohol consumption, and while not directly connected to John Brown, it was part of the larger reform movements taking place during the same era.

  3. Tariff - Tariffs were often a point of contention between the industrial North and the agrarian South; while this may not relate directly to Brown, it highlights the economic tensions of the time.

If instead, you meant for "tariff" to fill in the context of economic regions, you could have:

John Brown, Industrial North, Agrarian South, Tariff

  1. Industrial North - The North was rapidly industrializing during Brown's life, creating economic competition with the agrarian South.

  2. Agrarian South - The Southern economy relied heavily on agriculture and slavery, which John Brown's actions threatened.

  3. Tariff - Tariff policies of the time often favored Northern industrial interests, leading to further resentment in the agrarian South.

Feel free to clarify further or let me know if you need a different pairing!