Chapter 15
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| Wilmot Proviso | a proposed bill by Rep David Wilmot that outlawed slavery in any territory taken from Mexico
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| Free-Soil Party | a political party dedicated to stopping the expansion of slavery
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| Henry Clay | Senator from Kentucky that helped to draft a plan to settle California called the Compromise of 1850
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| Daniel Webster | Senator from Massachusetts that supported the Compromise of 1850 for the sake of the union
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| Stephen A. Douglas | Drafted a bill for governing the Nebraska Territory and helped get the winning passage of the Compromise of 1850
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| popular sovereignty | people vote if their state should allow slavery or not
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| fugitive slave act | law that helped slaveholders recapture runaway slaves
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| Harriet Beecher Stowe | Author of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" that portrayed slavery as brutal and immoral
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| Compromise of 1850 | The plan that allowed California to enter the union and laws to settle the major disagreement between free and slave states
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| Terms of the Compromise | 1. CA to enter the union as a free state
2. slave trade would end in Washington DC
3. Congress would not pass laws regarding slavery for the rest of the territory won from Mexico
4. a strict new fugitive slave law was passed
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| Kansas-Nebraska Act | divides the territory into Kansas and Nebraska and allows a vote for slavery in an area where the Missouri Compromise banned it
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| John Brown | led a massacre of proslavery people
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| Preston Brooks | caned Senator Charles Sumner after Sumner insulted a relative of Brooks in congress
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| border ruffians | people who rushed to vote illegally in areas
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| Pottawaomie Massacre | Led by Jon Brown, in retaliation for Lawrence Kansas, they murdered 5 proslavery people
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| Bleeding Kansas | civil war that brok out in Kansas over slavery….lasted for 3 years
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| 3 candidates in the election of 1856 | 1. James Buchanan (Democrat) * won
2. John C. Fremont ( (Republican)
3. Millard Fillmore ( Know Nothing Party)
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| Republican party | the political party that formed in 1854 by opponents of slavery in the territories
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| Dred Scott vs. Stanford | 1856 Supreme Court case in which a slave, Dred Scott, sued for his freedom because he had been taken to a free territory
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| Roger Taney | Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
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| Abraham Lincoln | ran against Stephen Douglas for the senate seat in Illinois
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| Harpers Ferry | A federal arsenal in Virginia that was captured in 1859 during a slave revolt
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| What two things did the election of 1856 show? | 1. The Republican Party was a force in the north
2. The nation was sharply split over slavery
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