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| A bill to outlaw slavery (it didn’t pass) |
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| A political party that wanted to stop the spread of slavery |
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| Did the Missouri Compromise and Compromise of 1850 |
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| Senator from Massachusetts, spoke for the Compromise |
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| Senator from Illinois who got the Compromise passed |
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| Compromise over the Mexican cession, California would be a free state and the rest of the states would vote what they wanted to be |
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| Wrote “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” |
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| Book about slavery that angered north and south |
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| Law that runaway slaves would be returned |
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| People express themselves through voting |
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| Kansas and Nebraska would vote whether they were slave or free |
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| EXTREME abolitionist who chopped off the heads of 5 people who supported slavery, it caused “Bleeding Kansas” |
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| Political Party that was the Whig Party, they were against slavery |
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| First Republican presidential candidate (didn't win) |
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| Democrat who becomes 15th President |
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| Court case that spread slavery |
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| Made court decision about Dred Scott decision |
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| Becomes 16th President, South succeeds because of this |
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| U.S. arsenal that John Brown attacks hoping to get slaves to revolt |
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| Confederate States of America |
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| The states that seceded from the Union |
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| President of the Confederacy |
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| The last compromise attempt to keep the states together (it didn’t work) |
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