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Missouri compromise year 1820
3630 line Line dividing free and enslaved territories
Maine Free state
Missouri Slave state
Abolitionists Wanted it slavery ended immediately
Gradualists Wanted slavery to end slowly overtime
Colonization supporters Wanted free, enslaved people to move to Africa
What effect did Nat Turner’s rebellion have on Southerners? It made Southerners more fearful and led to stricter slave laws, and less freedom for slaves
Why did Southerners care so much about the annexation of Texas? They believe slavery was wrong and inhuman, while Southerners depended on slavery for their economy and believed it was necessary
The border dispute that led to the outbreak of war between the US and Mexico Dispute over Texas border(Rio Grande V nucleus, river) US wanted to expand (manifest destiny Annexation of Texas anchor in Mexico
What was the Wilmont proviso and how did Southerners react to it? John Brown attacked Harpers Ferry to start a slave revolt. It failed, but it’s scared the south and increased tension between north and south.
California Free state
Compromise of 1850 popular sovereignty People vote to decide slavery
Washington DC Slave trade ended
Fugitive slave act Required escaped slave slaves to be returned
What led to bleeding Kansas and why is that event considered a mini Civil War? The Kansas Nebraska act was when people voted on slavery. It was considered the mini Civil War because violence between pro-slavery and anti-slavery groups.
How did Lincoln win the election of 1860 despite only getting 39% of the vote? Opposition was split into multiple candidates, so Lincoln won the most electoral votes
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