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The Liberator is published and causes major controversy, states even pay people to find the publishers in order to arrest them.
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Nat Turner leads a slave revolt in Southampton, VIrginia, where the most people are killed in a single rebellion.
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Also founder of "The Liberator" William Lloyd Garrison founds this pro-abolition group that is met with violence and harassment.
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Sarah Grimke writes in response to Catherine Breecher, calling her out on why she was wrong.
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At a public anti slavery event, Garnet calls for acvive slave rebleiions in order to abolish slavery.
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This is the most infuencial anti-slavery paper ever published.
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The Convention at Seneca Falls was the first recorded women's right convention,
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Harriet Tubman escapes slavery to Philledelphia and decides to go back to run the Underground Railroad; freeing hundreds of slaves.
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An act is passed that harshens fines and charges on those aiding runaway slaves, or officials for not aresting a slave.
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Soujouner Truth speaks at a women's convention in Ohio, and the speech becomes a historical
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Harriet Breecher Stowe publishes an anti-slavery themes book about "Uncle Tom", a black slave who has many stories to tell about his life. Begins common black sterotypes.
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This act replaces teh Missouri Compromise and makes these states, regardng slavery, decide with "ppular sovergnity"; resulting in Bleeding Kansas.
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The Whig Party meet, disbands, but then rebands as the Republican Party. Donald Trump would not be this kind of Republican.
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A war between "Free Staters" and "Border Ruffians" in Kansas before the Civil war.
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A member of the House enters the Senate and beats representative Charles Sumner over his adress to Congress over Kansas.
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The US Supereme COurt rules that Afican Americans, regardless if they are free or not, are not citizens and cannot sue in court.
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The second consitution drafted for the Kansas Territory, written by proslavery supporters.
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Lincoln and Douglas debate for the spot to represent Ilinois in the Presidential election, where slavery is the main topic discussed.
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A white abolitionist tries to sart an armed slave revolt by raiding an armory.
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Abraham Lincoln wins the election and the civil war begins.