A HOUSE DIVIDED, 1820–1860 Flashcards

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Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass published.

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1845

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Fugitive Slave Act passed.

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1850

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Uncle Tom’s Cabin published.

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1852

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Franklin Pierce elected president.

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1852

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5
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Kansas-Nebraska Act.

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1854

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Republican Party formed.

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1854

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7
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Kansas elections.

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1855

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8
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Pottawatomie Massacre.

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1856

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9
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James Buchanan elected president.

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1856

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10
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Dred Scott v. Sanford.

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1856

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11
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Lincoln-Douglas debates.

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1858

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12
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Raid on Harpers Ferry.

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1859

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13
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Abraham Lincoln elected president.

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1860

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14
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arsenal

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place for the manufacture and storage of weapons and military equipment

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15
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Border Ruffians

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nickname given to proslavery Missouri men who crossed the border into Kansas to commit crimes against Free-Staters

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16
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bounty hunter

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one who was paid to track down and capture escaped slaves and force them to return to the South

17
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popular sovereignty

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the right of the people of a state or territory to organize their own government, specifically to choose for themselves whether their territory will allow slavery

18
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Pottawatomie Massacre

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brutal murder of five proslavery men at Pottawatomie Creek settlement in Kansas; led by John Brown

19
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Republican Party

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a political party founded in 1854 to support candidates who opposed the expansion of slavery

20
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sectionalism patriotic

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identification with one’s state or region rather than one’s nation