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In 1820, an agreement between anti-slavery and pro-slavery that involved primarily the regulation of slavery in the western territories.
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This compromise made California a free state, while giving new states the option of popular sovereignty. However, the compromise was rejected, before it was sent in as four seperate bills. Each bill passed.
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This book, written by Harriet Beecher Stowe, was an anti-slavery novel that had a great effect on the attitudes towrads African-Americans and slavery in the U.S.
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This act proposed the idea of popular sovereignty in Nebraska and Kansas.
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Charles Sumner presented a two-day rant against the South, and was beaten with a cane by Preston Brooks on the Senate floor. After this, he suffered severe brain damage.
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Scott, a slave, sued for his freedom when his owner died. The decision yeilded that he was not free, because he was property and property remained. This also proved taht the Missouri Compromise was unconstitutional because of its interferance with property ownership rights.
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In Mrs Wilson's U.S. History class at 9:44 am, we created this lovely Civil War timeline (:
