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Maine was a free state
missouri was a slave state
everying above the 36'/30' line was free and everything belowl; slavery was allowed |
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| said that "neither slavery nor involuntary servitude shall ever exist" |
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- Admit california as a free state
- open utah and new mexico to slavery (s)
- end slavery in washington dc(n)
- pass strong fugitive slave law (s)
- passes in september 1850
- henry clay needed help from danial webster to write the compromise
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- douglas's final bill cread 2 new territories; kansas and nebraska
- northerners were haunted by the vision of slavery
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- senator from kentucky
- creaded missouri compromise
- his plan ended slave trade in d.c.
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- introduced bill to conress
- wanted to build railroad to california
- final bill creaded kansas and nebraska
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- from Massachusetts
- senator
- heaped abyuse on many southerners
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- South Carolina representative
- nephew of Senator Butler
- attackd Sumner in Senate
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- opposed slavery
- ran for president in 1858 and 1860
- from Illinois
- Lost election of 1860
- Sworn in as president on March 4, 1861
- Won election of 1860
- thought seccession was wrong
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- ran for south democrat in election of 1860
- beleived slavery should be everywhere in the United States
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- ran for election of 1860 for Constitutional Union
- ignored slavery
- beileved constitution was to be obeyed and the union should stay as a whole
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- wrote uncle tom's cabin
- she turned millions of people in the north against slavery
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- plotted revenge
- hacked 5 people from the potowatamie tribe because they were in favor of slavery
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- fought for his rights; to be able to sue in federal court
- free man from wisconsin
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- California
- Conneticuit
- Iowa
- Indiana
- Illinois
- massachusets
- Maine
- Michigan
- new Jersey
- new york
- Ohio
- Pennsylvania
- Rhode Island
- Virginia
- Wisconsin
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- Arkansas
- Alabama
- Delaware
- Florida
- Georgia
- Kentucky
- Kansas
- Louisiana
- Missouri
- Mississippi
- North Carolina
- South Carolina
- Tenessee
- Texas
- Virginia
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| where the civil war began |
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| someone in favor of democracy |
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| book by harriet beecher stowe, saw vision about a man; slave; who got beat and before his soul slipped out of his body, he whispered to his owner that he forgave him with his soul. turned northerners against slavery |
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| someone that is in favor of the republican party |
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| supported by the south north didn't want to enforce it, south felt that it didn't secure them enough |
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| outraged abolitionist called it the"gag rule" when congress put their petitions aside |
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| occoured during the election of 1858 |
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| when dred scott tried to get his freedoms but sanford opposed it |
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cannidates
abraham lincoln-republican
john brecknadge-southern democrat
john bell-constitutional union
stephen a. douglas-norhtern democrat |
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