lesson 1
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Missouri Compromise of 1820 | divided Lousiana peershce into free and slave states
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| Senator Lewis Cass of Mishigan | encouraged popular sovereignty, candidate for Democrats
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| Popular Sovereignty | power to the people
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| President James K. Polk | wanted to extend the 36 30 line to the west cost
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| David Willmot | Offered the Wilmot Proviso
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| Wilmot Proviso | document stating that "neither slavery nor involuntary servitude shall ever exist in any part of (the) territory
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| North | controlled house of reps.
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| South | controlled senate
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| Sectionalism | favoring the intresets of one section or region over the inerests of the entire country
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| Free-Soil Party | supported the Wilmot Proviso created by antislavery party.
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| VanBuren | candidate for free soil party. no slaves in w, protect white jobs
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| Zachary Taylor | candidate for Whigs. Won election.
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| Henry Clay | Great compromiser
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| Compromise of 1850 | Ca = free state, Mexican cession decided by pop. sov., Texas give up land east of rio grande-govt payed debt, no slave trade in capitol, fugitive slave law effective
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| Fugitive Slave act | made it a crime to help runaway slaves/ officials could arrest those slaves in free areas
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| William Seward | defended antislavery views and rand against Abe Lincon
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| John C. Calhoon | argued that letting CA become a free would destroy the nations balance
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| Anthony Burns | fugitive slave from Virginia arrested in Boston. his case persuaded many to join abolitionists
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| Uncle Tom's Cabin | the antislavery novel
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| Harriet Beecher Stowe | wrote uncle tom's cabin and spoke out powerfully against slavery
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