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An influential newspaper that promoted the emancipation of slaves.
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The revolt influnced many other revolts throughout the south and made slave owners realize that slaves were willing to die to get their freedom.
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It launched new ways of promoting anti-slavey and helped with abolish slavery.
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She agured that men were the reason that women were seen as inferior and it wasn't God who made women inferior.
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Addresses slaves to resist against the slave system but not violently.
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It was used to not only denounce slavery, but to fight for the emancipation of women and other oppressed groups.
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It promoted the ideas of women's suffurage and helped with the passing of the 19th admendment, women having the right to vote.
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Harriet Tubman helped other slaves become free people and help slaves guide on the underground railroad.
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The act required that slaves be brought back to their owners even if they are in a free state.
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She influenced women to make something of themselves and to not be seen as below women.
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It helped people understand the impact of slavery on families.
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It was between pro-slavery, free-states and abolishments and was violent.
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Fomer anti-slavery whigs
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It allowed people in the territories of Kansas and Nebraska to decide for themselves whether or not to allow slavery within their borders.
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Preston Brooks beat Charles Sumner with a cane because he exposed his relative Andrew Butler for crimes for slavery.
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The Supreme Court deciced that slave owners could be bring their slaves to western territory.
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The Lecompton Constitution contained ideas for pro-slavery. It was rejected twice and as a result, Kansas was made a free state.
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These debates stated different ideas and contorversies that were taking place within that time.
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Weapons were seized in hopes that slaves would have weapons to protect themselves.
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A four way split, Lincoln ended up winning the election. A few weeks later South Carolina seceded from the Union.
