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| Wilmot Provisio | It outlawed slavery in any territory the U.S might aquire from the war with mexico
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| Free-soil Party | A political group dedicated to stopping the expansion of slavery
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| Henry Clay | Helped create the Missouri Compromise in 1820/ senator form Kentucky
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| Daniel Webster | Supported the compromise for the sake of the union
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| Stephen A. Douglass | Made the compromise of 1850
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| Compromise of 1850 | It settled disagreements between slave and free states
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| Harriet Beecher Stowe | She was a writer and was angry about the part of the compromise of 1850 that helped slave holders recapture run away slaves
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| Uncle Toms Cabin | a novel about how slavery is immoral written by Harriet b. Stowe
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| Fugitive Slave Act | the part of the compromise of 1850 that helped slave holders recapture runaway slaves
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| PopularSovereignty | The people rule-the people vote to decide on an issue
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| Kansas-Nebraska Act | Established the territories of Kansas and Nebraska and whether their a slave state or free state
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| John Brown | an extreme Abolitionist
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| Republican Party | A group of people in 1854 that opposed slavery in the territories
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| John C. Fremont | A national hero who explored the west they called him the "Pathfinder"
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| James Buchanan | Democrats chose him to run for presidency and he was from Great britain
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| Dred Scott V. Sandford | Scott a slave sued for his freedom when his owner died but did not get it
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| Roger B. Taney | The chief Justice in Scott's case
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| Abraham Lincoln | Challenged Douglass for his U.S senate seat
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| Harpers Ferry | A federal arsenal in Virginia that was captured
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| Platform | A statement of belifes
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| Secede | To withdrawl
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| Confederate States of Smerica | The confederation formed by the southern states after their secssion
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| Jefferson Davis | President of the confederacy
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| Crittenden Plan | A compromise introduced in 1861 that might have prevented secession
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