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The Missouri Comprimise
An effort to preserve the equal power of the north and south in the senate. Missouri entered the union as a slave state, and Maine entered the union as a free state. -
Wilmot Proviso
David Wilmot introduced the proviso to the House of Representatives. The proviso intended to end the Mexican-American War. -
Fugitive Slave law
A law in which declared that all runaway slaves be brought back to their masters no matter their location. -
California Statehood
California was admitted to the United States as a "Free-State". -
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Harriett Beecher's best novel aboout a runaway slave named Tom. It brought a bunch of revolts against slavery. -
Kansas Nebraska Act
Killed the Missouri Comprimise, and kansas entered the union as a slave state, while Nebraska as a free State. -
Onsted Manifesto
Document Stating United States would be better off buying Cuba From Spain, and if Spain denied, war would be declared. -
Raid On Larence
On August 20, 1863 a raid on the town of lawrence. -
John Brown Invasion on Pottawatomie, Kansas
John brown, and a few of his followers invaded Pottawatomie, Kansas. 5 People where killed. -
Sumners Near Death Experience
Preston Brooks Beat Charles Sumner half to death. -
Dred Scott Decision
Ruled any person descended from Africans, whether slave or free, is not a citizen of the United States under any circumstances whatsoever. -
Lincoln-Douglas Debates
a series of seven debates between Abraham Lincoln, and Stephen Douglas. -
John Brown Raids Harper's Ferry
John Brown was sent to start an armed slave revolt by seizing a United States Arsenal at Harpers Ferry in Virginia in 1859. -
The Election of the century.
Abraham Lincoln was elected as the 16th President of the United States Of America. His election brought up many revolts between the North, and South. -
South-Carolina Secedes
The election of Abraham Lincoln brought on the secession of the Southern states. -
Fort Sumter bombarded
On December 20th 1860 was the Bombardment and Surrender of Fort Sumter. This was the begining of the Civil War. This was followed by many states seceding from the Union