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CH15

Chapitre 15 Vocabulaire

TermDefinition
Wilmot Proviso outlaw slavery in any territory we get from Mexico
Free- Soil Party Dedicated to stopping the expansion of slavery
Henry Clay Senator of Kentucky
Daniel Webster Senator of Massachusetts
Stephen A. Douglas Senator of Illinois
Compromise of 1850 Important Compromise
Harriet Beecher Stowe Author of Uncle Tom's Cabin
Uncle Tom's Cabin Portrayed slavery as immoral
Fugitive Slave Act Capture Runaway Slaves
Popular Sovereignty residents vote to decide on an issue
Kansas-Nebraska Act Split the Nebraska Territory into Kansas and Nebraska
John Brown extreme abolitionist
Republican Party created by the Northern Whigs
John C. Frémont Republican presidential Candidate
James Buchanan Democratic presidential Candidate
Dred Scott vs. Sandford Important case involving a slave
Roger B. Taney The Chief Justice
Abraham Lincoln Challenged Douglas for his seat in Senate
Harper's Ferry A town in Virginia
Platform Statement of Beliefs
Confederate States of America The states that seceded Have joined together
Jefferson Davis President of the Confederacy
Crittenden Plan Compromise Plan
J'ai termine M. Hesterman, et J'ai aussi appris français! I finished Mr. Hesterman, and I also learned French!
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