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The movement to abolish slavery
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Stretched 780 miles from Independence, Missouri to Santa Fe, in the Mexican province of New Mexico
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The mian settlement of the colony established by Stepjen F Ausitn, where "no drunkard, no gambler, no profame serwarer, and no idler would be allowerd>" srsly chromebook yu makeit so hard to type
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literally named "the liberatior Liberator" I think you can guess fron the namewhat the main puro=puse wase=. CHROMEBOOK U R ANNOYNG
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Turner and more than 50 followers attacked four plantations. 60 whites killed. Nat Turner's group was caught and many were executed.
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Santa Anna had Austin imprisoned for inciting rebellion. Ausitin was arrested on his way back rfon Mexico City, where he had been petitioning the president for greater self-government for texsd
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Stretched from Independence, Missouri, to Oregon City, Oregon.
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The belief that the United States was ordained to spread to the Pacific Ocean and into Mexican and Native American territory.
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Talk of annexing tevas. The presidentail campaing focused mainly on westwared Ecpansionkjfrjfea/jodsnlfgksl
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Antislavery newspaper written by Frederick Douglass
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- Rio Grande is border between Texas and Mexico
- New Mexico and California ceded to the United States
- United States pays $15 million for the Mexican cession, which included California, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, most of Arizona and parts of Colorado and Wyoming
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Proposed by Henry Clay
1. California is admitted as a free state
2. New and more effective fugitive slave law
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- Alleged fugitive slaves were not entitled to a trial by jury
- Anyone convicted of helping a fugitive was liable for a fine of $1000 and imprisonment for up to 6 months
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californai was California ware CALIFORNIA WAS independenr for a few weeks byt never fails to bring it usp whenever pissed off because INDEPENDENCE.
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