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How was the control of the house in the North in 1848? the house was in good shape and had solid control of the house.
how many states were there in 1848? 28 states; 15 slave states v. 13 slave states
what did the wilmot proviso propose? that all the territory the US gets from war with mexico should be free states.
popular sovereignty people in the state will vote to be either a slave or free state.
in the compromise of 1850, what state automatically became a free state? california
Fugitive Slave Act people in north had to catch and return runaway slaves.
what happened to the civil war after the compromise of 1850? the civil war got postponed.
who wrote uncle tom's cabin? harriet beecher stowe in 1852
what did uncle tom's cabin do to people? it condemned slavery and the fugitive slave act.
how did the kansas-nebraska act start? it started because stephen douglas proposed to organize western lands for settlement.
what did the kansas-nebraska act overturn and why? it overturned the missouri compromise so it can allow white settlers in new territories to decide the issue of slavery through popular sovereignty.
what was bleeding kansas? it was between pro slaver and anti slavery men and they kill each other for supremacy
what year was the caning of charles sumner 1856
what happened between preston brookes (south carolina congressman) and charles sumner? preston brookes beat charles sumner with a cane (abolitionist v. "fire eater"
what was dred scott's story? dred scott's slaveowner took him to a free state, and when they got back, the slaveowner died and dred ordered that he was a free man because he lived in a free state.
what was the decision of dred scott v. stanford? it was a 7-2 decision against scott. they said that he does not have the rights as a person so therefore he is not free.
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