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Chapter 13 Flashcards

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Wilmot Proviso

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No Mexican Slavery

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Calhoun Resolutions

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Obey home state slave law

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Popular sovereignty

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Vote on slavery

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Henry Clay

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Compromise of 1850:
Slavery in DC
No trade in DC
Fugitive Slave Law
California is a Free State
Utah and New Mexico (popular)

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Zachary Taylor

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Started out as president, didn’t do anything though, replaced by Fillmore

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Free-Soilers

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No new slavery

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Election of 1848

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Free Soil Party: Martin Van Buren (soil)
Whig: Zachary Taylor (nothing)
Democrat: Lewis Cass (popular)

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Millard Fillmore

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Replaced Zachary Taylor and backed Henry Clay’s Compromise of 1850

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Election of 1852

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Democrat: Franklin Pierce (nothing)
Whig: General Winfield Scott (nothing)

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Election of 1856

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Republican: John C. Freemont (soil)
Democrat: James Buchanan (popular)

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Election of 1860

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Republican: Lincoln (Soil)
CUP: John Bell (nothing)
Nothern Democrat: Stephen Douglass (popular)
Southern Democrat: John C. Breckinridge (universal)

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Fugitive Slave Act

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Compromise of 1850:
Counteracted by personal liberty laws

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Kansas-Nebraska Act

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Stephen Douglas got southern support for the railroad by including slavery (popular) in the legislation to create Kansas and Nebraska

It also repealed the Missouri Compromise

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Dred Scott Vs. Sandford

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Roger Taney agreed with Calhoun that people had to follow the rules of their home states.

Destroyed Missouri Compromise.

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Freeport Doctrine

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States can disallow slavery by not allowing it

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John C. Crittenden

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Laws that would reinstate the Missouri Compromise and protect existing slavery.

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Terrorism, etc

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  1. Sack of Lawrence (hurts good guys)
  2. Sumner-Brooks (hurts good guys)
  3. Pottawatomie Massacre (John Brown kills bad guys)
  4. Harper’s Fairy (John Brown didn’t start a revolt)

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