Missouri Compromise

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    Underground Railroad

    The Underground Railroad is a network of routes to get slaves to freedom. Slaves are not completly free in the North their are slave catchers out looking for their run away slaves.
  • Missouri Compromise

    Missouri Compromise
    The Missouri Compromise is a two part compromise. I don’t think Missouri should be a slave state. Slave owners are cruel to there slaves they are lucky if they get paid 5 cents. African Americans are equal like us; nobody is different no matter if you have money or if you don’t. There is a 36-30 line. This compromise was to decide of the separating from the south to the north.
    Missouri is a slave state because of many reasons. One is Missouri is hot enough to have cotton farms. The second reaso
  • William Still

    William Still
    William Still is the Father of the Underground Railroad. He was born a free man in 1821. He was the only abolitionist who published his records. He was a Volunteered Union Army in 1865. William had deid in 1902.
  • Nat Turners Rebellion

    Nat Turners Rebellion
    Nat made a rebellion against slave onwners because they abused slaves all day everyday. He did not like that so he made his own rebellion to stop slavery aginst being mean to slaves. The whites are scared it will happen again.
  • Compromise of 1850

  • Kansas Nebraska Act

    Kansas Nebraska Act
    Made the territorys an open land to settle by american pioneers. The bill was passed on May 30, 1854
  • Bleeding Kansas

    Bleeding Kansas
    Bleeding Kansas was the bloodshed confined to kansas. John Brown, a stern enangelical who belived that he was a chosen instrument of God, he led new enlandators at night near Pattowatomie Creek. Bleeding Kansas got its name from the looting in Lawrence. Nicknames from how bad the war was.
  • Dred Scott Case

    They were issued the Dred Scott Case
  • Fort Sumter

    Fort sumter was in the middle of Charlston Harbor. It was a union fort. They were surounded by two confederate forts. The confederat forts opened fire on April 12, 1861