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Ch16

Ch 16.1 16.2 16.3 16.4

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Wilmat Provisio A Proposed law to ban slavery in lands won from mexico
Fugitive A runaway slave
Sectionalism Loyalty to a state or section, rather than to the country as a whole
Popular Sovereignty Allowed the people of a territory decide whether to allow slavery
Secede To remove them selves from the US
Harriet Beecher Stowe Antislavery author of Uncle Tom's Cabin
Bleeding Kansas What Newspapers called the territory after violence and numerous deaths occurred there in 1856
Franklin Pierce President the Supported KS-NE Act
Gun Warehouse Arsenal
Senetor from kentucky-tried to extend MO comp line to PAC John Crittenden
Pres. of Confed. States of Am. Jeff davis
Leader of the 1859 raids on Harpers Ferry John Brown
Repub. candidate for Pres. in1856 John C. Fremont
abolitionist who murdered 5 proslavery settlers at Pott. Creek in KS John Brown
John Breckinridge Southern Democratic Canidate in 1860
Civil War War between people of the same country
Comp. of 1850 Agreement over slavery under which CA joined the UN as a free st. and a strict fugitive law was passed
What was the goal of the free soil party? To keep slavery out of western territories
Fugitive slave law Required all citizen to return runaway slaves to owners
What was Uncle tom's cabin about? To show the evils of slavery
What revised the MO Comp. ? The KS- NE act
What was the result of the KS-NE act? Alot of Northerners were angry that slavery was in terr. that had been slave- free for more than 30 yrs.
How was the Dred Scott desion not true? It ment that slavery was now legal in all terr.
KS-NE Act Divided NE terr. into 2 terr. Kansas and Nebraska
Why Dred Scott Desion angered northers? Some hoped it would die out if it was restricted to only the south
Why did Lincon win election of 1860? He had carried all of northern votes which outvoted the south
What did Sen. John Crittenden try to do to save the Union? He introduced a bill to extend the MO Comp. line to the PAC
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