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Was an african-american slave who sued for his freedom
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The fugitive slave act was one of the compromises in the Compromise of 1850. The fugitive slave act allowed California to enter the union as a free state and it prohibited slave trade in the district of Columbia.
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Best-selling novel of the 19th century. It was an anti-slavery novel.
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This term was used to describe how violent it was between pro and anti-slavery forces. They were deciding whether they would be free or slave.
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Allowed slavery in the territory north of the 36 degree 30' latitude.
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Beecher's Bibles was the name given to the breech who were loading Sharps rifles that were supplied or given to the anti-slavery immigrants who were in Kansas.
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Was an attack that had been rooted in an issue that had been a source of contention since the establishment of the Union-slavery.
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Brooks beat Sumner with a wooden cane. Sumner almost died from getting beat so much.
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The issue was if the kansas territory would be a free state or a slave state.
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The freeport doctrine was Douglas's answer to Lincoln that was telling him that slavery could only exist where there was a slave code.
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Was a series of 7 debates between Lincoln and Douglas.
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People were killed by John Brown and his sons.
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Brown came into town and captured citizens and federal armory and arsenal. He hoped he could get the local slave population to join the raid and that weapons would be supplied to the slaves.
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Lincoln won majority of the votes. The Democrats split into two factions, the North and the South. The new Republican party was most likely going to win the election of 1860, and they did. He was nominated as the first presidential candidate because he was moderate on slavery.
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There were four candidates. It was the immediate impetus for the outbreak of the Civil War.
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A secession convention meeting in Charleston, South Carolina unanimously adopted an ordinance dissolving the connection between South Carolina and the United States.
