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Missouri wants to join Union as a slave state
Congress makes compromise
Missouri could join if Maine could join as a free State |
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What did the Mexican American war do to the Missouri compromise?
How did this affect Slavery in Congress |
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Destroyed it
Congress was now talking about slavery |
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Claim to Territories aquired in the Mexico war surrendered
New territories can decided whether they want slavery
Land not good for plantation, not interested in slavery
Slave trade banned in Columbia |
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Helped w/ 1820 Missouri Comp
Helped W/ Comp of 1850 |
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Popular Sovreignty
Balanced Senate |
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People Choose
2 Senators per state--> 1 for slavery and one against
Senators are reps for the ppl
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Part of 1850 Comp
Camptured slaves will be returned to their owners |
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Harriet Beecher Stowe
Uncle Tom's Cabin |
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Abolitionist
Author of Uncle Tom's Cabin
Novel depicted harsh life of African American slaves |
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Group of African Americans and White abolitionists have a brawl w/ Maryland posse
Maryland posse trying to capture fugitive slaves
One landowner in the posse killed and 2 wounded |
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Kansas-Nebraska act 1854
What did it do to the Missouri Comp? |
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Allowed ppl in Kansas and Nebraska to decide if they wanted slavery in their borders
Repealed Missouri Comp
Missouri Comp=no slavery in Northern territories |
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Designer of Kansas Nebraska Act |
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Kansas Crisis
(Bleeding Kansas) |
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Ppl flooded into Kansas
Voting whether Kansas would join union as free or slave state
Violent conflicts |
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Brooks attacked Sumner in Congress with a cane
Breakdown of reasoned discourse
Breakdown eventually led to civil war |
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Loyalty to state rather than Country |
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African Americans can't be American Citizens
Indirect catalyst to Civil War |
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Secession of the South is illegal
Going to war to stop it is illegal |
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7 debates between Lincoln and Stephen Douglas
On Slavery
Biggest ones were Freeport, Quincy and Alton |
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Lincoln wants Douglas to choose between Kansas-Nebraska act and Dred Scott decision |
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