Unit 7 Timeline

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  • Early Abolitionism

    American Colonization Society: focused on transporting blacks back to Africa.
  • Early Abolitionism

    American Colonization Society: focused on transporting blacks back to Africa.
  • Congress Legislates a Civil War

    The Kansas-Nebraska Act wrecked two compromises: the Compromise of 1820 was repealed by the act; the Compromise of 1850
  • The South Lashes Back

    This series of emancipation setbacks was known as the nullification crisis
  • Radical Abolitionism

    American Anti-Slavery Society to oppose slavery.
  • The South Lashes Back

    Thee government ordered the southern postmasters to destroy abolitionist material due to anti-abolitionist mobbing and rioting at a postal office in Charleston, South Carolina.
  • The Burdens of Bondage

    Enslaved Africans aboard the slave ship Amistad rebelled and took control of the ship
  • The Burdens of Bondage

    Enslaved Africans aboard the slave ship Amistad rebelled and took control of the ship
  • Misunderstandings with Mexico

    The population of California consisted of Spanish-Mexicans and Indians.
  • Polk the Purposeful

    The independent treasury was restored
  • Fighting Mexico for Peace:

    Nicholas P. Trist: chief clerk of the State Department; signed the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
  • "Californy Gold"

    Gold was discovered in California.
  • "Cotton is King!"

    Britain's most important manufactured item was cotton cloth.
  • "Cotton is King!"

    Britain's most important manufactured item was cotton cloth.
  • Defeat and Doom for the Whigs

    In the Democratic Convention in Baltimore, the Democrats chose Franklin Pierce as their candidate for president.