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What was the Missouri compromise? Missouri became a slave state and Maine was a free state, made the 36'30 line with the exception of Missouri
Who made both the Missouri compromise and compromise of 1850 Henry clay
What did the compromise of 1850 do Made Cali a free state and had Utah and New Mexico decide on their own
How did the north react to the Missouri compromise they were happy about having Maine as a free state
How did the south react to the Missouri compromise they were happy about having Missouri as a slave state
how did the north react to the compromise of 1850 happy Cali was a free state
how did the south react to the compromise of 1850 proposed the fugitive slave act
what did the fugitive slave act do penalized citizens for helping runaway slaves and required them to cooperate with the process of returning slaves to their owners
how did the north react to the fugitive slave act They were scared because they had to return slaves even if they were against slavery because if they didn't, they would have trouble
how did the south react to the fugitive slave act returned the slaves with pleasure
Who wrote Uncle Tom's cabin Harriet Beecher in 1862
What was Uncle Tom's cabin A novel about the cruelty of slavery and shows the vulnerable perspective of slave life
how did the north react to Uncle Tom's cabin they were moved by it, many northern us citizens brought copies of the novel
how did the south react to Uncle Tom's cabin they saw it as propaganda and claim its fake cause its fiction
who proposed the Kansas Nebraska act senator Stephen Douglas in 1854
what was the Kansas Nebraska act a law that passed having a railroad built through eastern states to western states ,
what needed to be done for the railroad to be built unorganized territory in the middle of the country became Kansas & nebraska ,due to the Missouri compromise Kansas and Nebraska would be free, this was unfair 4 south Douglas repealed the Missouri compromise and the line ,he proposed popular sovereignty
how did the north react to the Kansas Nebraska act they weren't sure about how things would go, got violent because people couldn't agree
how did the south react to the Kansas Nebraska act disagreed with the north and wanted slavery to spread west, got violent
what was a result of the kansas Nebraska act Bleeding kansas
what was Bleeding kansas when pro and anti slavery rushed to Kansas which caused a war full of gunfire between pro slavery citizens and abolitionists in the Kansas territory, over whether slavery was allowed or not, between 1854 and 59
what was the dred Scott decision court case about a slave named Emerson who died and his friend Scott was trying to buy him freedom, the court ruled 7-2 and in 1857 and didn't let Scott buy his freedom because of the 5th amendment (property), proposed that African Americans not citizens
how did the north react to the dred scott descision worried cause now they can't go to the supreme court for laws cause the court supported slavery
how did the south react to the dred Scott decision relived cause the highest court benefited slavery
what were the Lincoln Douglas debates a series of debates in 1858 in illinois between abe Lincoln and Douglass to be the next senator of Illinois, goal was to show difference
who won senator of Illinois douglass
what happened to Lincoln after he lost he still got recognition and has supporting things that are longer lasting
what party was Lincoln apart of republicans
what party was Douglas apart of democrats
how did the north react to the Lincoln douglas debates supported Lincoln because he believes slavery is wrong and is anti slavery
how did the south react to the Lincoln Douglas debates most southerners supported Douglas because he said slavery is up to the people, only happy if the people chose slavery
when and where was john brown's raid on haper's ferry oct 16, 1859 at haper's ferry virgina
what was john brown's raid on harper's ferry an attempt to lead a slave rebellion, fought alongside his 5 sons, no slaves ended up joining him, there were 16 deaths
what happened to John brown us Marines caught him and brown got convicted of treason and got executed by being hung.
how did the north react to brown's raid saw brown as a hero cause he died for their cause
how did the south react to brown's raid saw brown as a terrorist and feared his motives will spread around the nation
what was the election of 1860 an election between: abe Lincoln , brecueridge, bell, and douglas (in order of most to least)
who won the election of 1860 Abe Lincoln, he won both the popular and electoral votes, he vowed to keep slavery as it is, a lot of highly populated states were in favor of him
how did the north react to Lincoln winning the election of 1860 Happy because they supported him
how did the south react to Lincoln winning the election of 1860 seeded to leave the union, saw Lincoln an an enemy
what were the seeded states called and how many were there there were 10 states seeded, they called themselves the confederate states of America
who as the president of the confederate states of America jefferson Davis
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