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ch 15 vocab

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a bill (law) passed to outlaw slavery in any territory the us might aquire fron the war with mexico Wilmot Proviso
political party dedicated to stopping slavery free-soil party
senator that helped create the missouri compromise Henry Clay
senatir that supported compromise Daniel Webster
winning passage of plan laid in senators hands Stephen A Douglas
became a law compromise of 1850
abolitionist that stepped up after heard of the comp.of 1850 Harriet Beecher Stowe
novel about slavery written by harriet beecher stowe uncle toms cabin
system where residents vote to decide an issue popular sovereignty
split the middle of the u.s. into nebraska and kansas territory kansas-nebraska act
extreme abolitionist john brown
northerners against slavery republicans
presidential candidate for the republicans john c frémont
democratic republican james buchanan
dred scotts argument with sandford about him being free dred scott vs sandford
said dred scott was not a citizen so he couldnt sue in court roger b taney
battled douglas over slavery Abraham Lincoln
us arsenal that held all the weapons in virginia harpers ferry
statement of beliefs platform
the south that had seceded confederate states of america
withdraw secede
president of confederacy Jefferson DAVIS
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