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Chapter 15

Events leading to Civil War

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Compromise of 1850 and Fugitive Slave Law (1)California becomes a free state (2) Slave trade outlawed in Washington D.C. (3) Northerners are required to help catch runaway slaves or the can be fined or put in jail
Uncle Tom's Cabin (1) novel writen by Harriet Beecher Stove- was calle the "little woman who started the great big war"
Kansas Nebraska Act (1) Wrote by Stephen Douglas in order to build a railroad acoss the U.S. This law allows POPULAR SOVERIGNTY(votes by people in the area) to decide the issue of slavery in these areas
Bleeding Kansas Fighting between pro-slavery and anti-slavery forces in Kansas becomes known as ______________.
Dred Scott vs. Sanford Court ruled that all blacks were not citizens and that slaves were "property" because property rights are protected b the 5th amendment.
Dred Scott slave who sued for his freedom in the Supreme Court
Lincoln-Douglas Debates Lincoln lost but gained nationwide popularity which helped him win the presidential election of 1860
Attack on Harper's Ferry (1) John Brown led an attack on a U.S arsenal in the town of Harper's Ferry in Virginia. He wanted weapons for a slave rebellion. (2) Robert E. Lee of the U.S. army captured Brown who was tried and executed. The North saw him as a martyr.
Martyr one who dies for a cause
Lincoln's Election (1) Lincoln opposed slavery but promised NOT to free slaves in the South. He and the Republican Party just wanted to prevent slavery from spreading west.
Jefferson Davis president of the Confederate States of America
Part of Compromise of 1850 that please the North California was admitted as a free state
Part of Compromise of 1850 that pleased the South Congress would pass a stronger law to help slaveholders capture runaway slaves
Fugitive Slave Act 1850 law to help slaveholders capture runaway slaves
Popular Sovereignty Government where people rule
Roger B. Taney I was the Cheif Justice who arguedthat Gongress could not ban slavery in the territories because to do so would violate the slaveholders' property rights
Abe Lincoln I was nominated by the Republicans torun for the Senate seat from Illinois in 1858 (I lost...but it helped me later on)
James Buchanan I was president when the first states seceded and said that the Constitution could not be treated as a "rope of sand"
John Brown Murdered 5 people, later attack arsenal at Harpers Ferry, and I was hanged for treason but treated like a martyr by Northerners
True Popular sovereighnty gave people in a territory the right to determine whether their territory allowed slavery or not
False (corrected: Harper's Ferry was a TOWN IN VIRGINIA WITH A WEAPONS ARSENAL) Harpers Ferry was a boat docked in Chesapeake Bay
False (corrected: The DEMOCRATIC party split in the election of 1860) The Republican party split in the election of 1860
True Seven states seceded after Lincoln was elected but before his inaguration. They thought he would end slavery, even when he said he wouldn't. (honest abe!!!)
False ( SOUTH CAROLINA was the first state to secede from the Union) Georgia was the first state to secede from the Union
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