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He publishes his thoughts about slavery and made it mroe known about how it should be ended.
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This was the largest slave rebellion ever in America and played a big role in the developement of the pre-war slave society
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Start of an anti-slavery group organized by Frederick Douglas to fight against slavery for African Americans to gain their rights
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She tries to push for women's rights and equality.
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Declared a violent uprising for slaves to end slavery once and for all
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It was an anti-slavery article on the newspaper the Liberator
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A document was written that demanded equal rights and social status for women and of the rights included the right to vote.
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The significance of this event includes her becoming an abolitionist to help other slaves become free by leading them to Canada
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It said that all runaway slaves were to be returned to their masters and all citizens had to comply to this rule
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Had a huge affect on Americans by illustrating the effect of slavery on families
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Whigs against slavery formed this party
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This act allowed the residents of these areas to determine whether they woud be free states or slave states
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These were violent political confrontations between anti-slavery free-staters and pro-slavery
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Charles Sumner (senator) was beaten to death because of a speech he made a couple days earlier
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Was the decision in the Surpeme Court that no African Americans whether free or slaves could become American citizens and can't sue in the federal court
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This constitution was proposed for Kansas written in response of the anti-slavery document
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Consisted of seven debates in Illonois about different topics including slavery and different rights of the states
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An attempt to start a slave revolt, started by a white man, by overtaking an American arsenal
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Lincoln wanted to abolish slavery and the other candidates didnt want to. But Lincoln ended up winning.
