causes of the civil war Flashcards

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wakarusa war

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this event occurred when pro-slavery forces surrounded Lawrence cutting off supplies, but departed peacefully after a week

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the event in which Missourians crossed into Kansas to vote illegally

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bogus elections

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3
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stephen douglas

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senator from Illinois who proposed the Kansas-Nebraska act

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4
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Missourians who illegaly crossed into Kansas and voted

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boarder ruffians

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John Brown

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Kansas abolitionist who massacred a pro-slavery settlement in Kansas

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anti-slavery Kansans that made raids into Missouri

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Jayhawker

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Pottawatomie creek massacre

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this event occurred when john brown led a small group that slaughtered five pro-slavery settlers in a small settlement in northeastern Kansas

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Bleeding Kansas

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nickname given to Kansas due to violence between anti and pro slavery men

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bushwackers

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pro-slavery Missourians that made raids on anti-slavery settlements

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Missouri senator that encouraged boarder ruffians to vote in Kansas’s constitutional elections

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David Rice Atchison

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sacking of Lawrence

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during this attack, several sites in a anti-slavery community in Kansas were burned by those supporting the proslavery side

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anti-slavery Kansan who led the 400 person “army of the north” to move to Kansas

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James Lane

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13
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A novel about slavery which is written by Harriet Beecher Stowe. It became a bestseller in the north. It made people view slavery as a more moral problem, not just a political conflict

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Uncle Tom’s Cabin

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Missouri compromise

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this was a agreement created in 1820 to establish and maintain the balance between free and slave states

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Kansas-Nebraska act

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popular sovereignty would be used to decide the issue of slavery in Kansas and Nebraska Territory

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an agreement made between supporters of slavery in the south and opponents of slavery in the north, the agreement included 4 parts, first California was admitted to the union as a free state, second the slave trade was banned in the nation’s capital, third is popular sovereignty would be used to decide the question of slavery in the states created from the Mexican Cession, and fourth a tough new fugitive slave law was put in place

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Compromise of 1850

17
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Dred scott

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he was a slave who tried to sue for his freedom

18
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Dred Scott vs Standford

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Scott tried to sue for his freedom and lost because congress ruled that it was unconstitutional to prohibit slavery

19
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this was an event led by john brown and his intentions were to steal weapons from the fairy and give them to the slaves but the attack was stopped when authorities showed up

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the raid on harpers fairy

20
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when Lincoln, a anti-slavery man, was elected in 1860 the south started to secede

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Election of 1860

21
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the confederates attacked the US fort, this is the first act of the civil war

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Fort Sumter South Carolina