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The situation of 1848 The north controlled the house. South needed equal numbers in the senate to protect slavery. 1848-28 states. 15 slave states vs 13 non slave states
The Wilmot proviso All the territory the US gets from war with Mexico should be free from slavery. Made slavery a national issue again.
Compromise of 1850 Cali=free state. The rest of the territory’s =popular sovereignty. DC establishes slave trade. Fugitive slave act. Postponed the civil war
The Kansas vs Nebraska act The states decide if it will be free of slavery. They over turned the Missouri compromise. It’s the bleeding of Kansas vs anti slavery
Popular sovereignty The people vote for free state vs slave state
The caning of Charles sumner 1856. Massachusetts senator criticized SOUTH CAROLINA senator andrew butler. SC congressman Preston Brooks beat up sumner unconscious with a cane. Abolitionist vs fire eater
Charles Sumner Massachusetts senator
Andrew Butler South Carolina senator
Preston Brooks South Carolina congressman. He beat Sumner with a cane
Dred Scott Slave from Missouri owed by an army Sargent. 1846 Scott tries to sue his owner
Uncle Toms Cabin By : Harriet Beecher Stowe. 1852. Condemned slavery and fugitive slave act. Anti- slavery sentiment explodes
Dread Scott v. Sanford 5/9 justices were Southerners two northerners were democrats decision. Scott was not made free by residing in a free territory
Election of 1860 Lincoln becomes symbol of free labor 2 Elections take place north: Lincoln v. Douglas South: Breckenridge v. Bell
1860 results Bell 12% Breckenridge 18% Douglas 30% Lincoln 39%
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