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Wilmot Provisco
Representative David Wilmot of Pennsylvania proposed the bill callded Wilmot Provisco to outlaw slavery in any territory the USA might acquire from the war with Mexico.
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Fugitive Slave act
Helped slave owners recapture slaves better because they wouldn't need a arrest warrant.
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Compromise of 1850
When California was qualified to become a state, the North and South were split. The Congress decided to let California be a free state and would not pass laws regarding slavery for the rest of the territories won from Mexico in the war. Not many people liked the decision and tensions rose.
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Uncle Tom's cabin
A novel that explains the cruelty and immorality of slavery it was writen by Harriet Beecher Stowe.
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Kansa Nebraska Act
Senitore Douglous drafted a bill to organize the Nebraska territory the bill was called the Kansas Nebraska act. The south liked the bill.
Caption: Picture of the Kansas Nebraska Act -
Bleeding Kansas Act
There were more proslavery people then antislavery people so they were all killing each other for this land. Also the legislator was filled with proslavery representatives.
Caption:Picture of Bleeding Kansas -
caning of Charles Sumner
Senator Charles Sumner of Massachusetts spoke against the proslavery forces in Kansas. Preston Brooks attacked Sumner with a cane and almost killed him. Brooks was cheered for in the souther while the North was shocked a the violence.
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Dred Scott Case
Dred Scott was a slave and his was living in the North thought that he should be free he sued for it. -
Attack on Harpers Ferry
John Brown wanted to rally up the slaves and kill the slave owners in the end he was hung and it didn't work.
Caption:Harpers Ferry. -
Election of 1860
The democratic concenvention was held in north carolina. the votes showed that north and south had different opions.
Caption:picture that shows wat part of the contry voted for who. -
Secession
The north considered the secession of the south states to be unconstitutional. Southerners complaned that The north intended to use their majority to force the south to abolish slavery.
Caption:Map of states that seceded.