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bill to outlaw slavery in any territory the United States might acquire from the war with Mexico Wilmot Proviso
political party dedicated to stopping the expansion of slavery Free-Soil party
senator of Kentucky that helped create the Missouri Compromise in 1820 Henry Clay
senator from Massachusetts who support the compromise for the sake of the union Daniel Webster
Senator of Illinois who wins the passage of the plan Stephen A Douglas
series of laws intended to settle the disagreements between free and slaves states Compromise of 1850
abolitionist who was angered by the Compromise of 1850 Harriet Beecher Stowe
novel that potrayed slavery as brutal and immortal Uncle Tom's Cabin
1850 law to help slaveholders recapture runaway slaves Fugitive Slave Act
system where the residents vote to decide an issue Popular sovereignty
law that established the territories of Kansas and Nebraska Kansas-Nebraska Act
extreme abolitionists that murdered seven people John Brown
northern whigs joined with other opponents of slavery Republican Party
national hero for his exploration in the west John C Fremont
minister to Great Britain who ran for presidency James Buchanan
case in which Dred Scott sue his slave owner for his freedom Dred Scott vs Sandford
chief justice who delivered his opinionin the case Roger B Taney
challenger against douglas for us senate Abraham Lincoln
city in Virginia where they capture the weapons in the US arsenal Harpers Ferry
staement of beliefs platform
withdrawfrom the union secede
club in which the seceded states formed Confederate States of America
president of the confederacy Jefferson Davis
Compromise that prevented secession but did not pass Crittenden Plan
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