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Chapter 13

American History

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Abolitionist followers of William Lloyd Garrison generally Opposed violence to achieve an end to slavery
What most spurred economic growth in the North in the 1850s? Urbanization and industrialization
What had forced North and South into a final debate over the future of slavery by 1850? The disposition of land acquired in the war with Mexico
Abraham Lincoln lost the election in 1858, and his battle Made Lincoln a leading spokesman for the Republican party
Why was the first popular sovereignty vote in Kansas so one sided in favor of slavery? Proslavery advocates from Missouri cast fraudulent votes in the election
How was the Fugitive Slave Law received in African American communities in the North? With terror, because they believed every African American was subject to slavery
Most white Southerners regarded John Brown as A dangerous radical who wanted them dead
New immigrants usually found work as Wage laborers in the cities
What created the uproar in the Northern reaction to Judge Roger Brooke Taney's decision in the Dred Scott case? Scott was not a citizen because he was black
What helped tie the sections of the United States into a single, national market? Extensive development in transportation and communication
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