Sectionalism 1820-1850
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| Compromise of 1850 | Compromise between North and South on issue of slavery; California enters Union as free state and a stricter fugitive slave law is implemented
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| John C. Calhoun | Political theorist and vice president who favored Southern secession
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| Daniel Webster | Nationalistic views made him leader of Whig Party
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| William Lloyd Garrison | Radical abolitionist who called for immediate end to slavery
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| Frederick Douglass | Former slave who devoted himself to abolition by getting involved in politics
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| Sojourner Truth | Former slave; abolitionist and women's rights advocate
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| Harriet Tubman | Escaped slave who conducted Underground Railroad, risking life to help others escape
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| Uncle Tom's Cabin | Book by Harriet Beecher Stowe that became famous internationally and turned many people against slavery
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| American Slavery As It Is | Theodore Dwight Weld; powerful antislavery book
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| Appeal to the Colored Citizens of the World | David Walker; call to awaken African Americans to seek unity and end struggle
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| The Impending Crisis of the South | Hinton Helper; took different antislavery angle--attempted to prove how slavery negatively affected Southern whites
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| Nullification Crisis | 1832; South Carolina fought to declare tariffs void in state; began SC idea of secession
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| Nat Turner Rebellion | 1831; Virginia slave rebellion
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| Free Soil Party | 1848; abolitionist political party
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| Irish & German Immigration | Influx of immigrants caused by potato famine and political conflicts and revolutions
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| Nativists | Anti-immigration group; mostly focused against Germans and Irish; also anti-Catholic
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