Chapter 14-Storm Clouds Over The Nation Flashcards

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“Wage slaves”

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Northern workers who were so poor that the Southerners called them this.

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Antebellum

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Before the war period.

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Northern justification

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Article 6

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Southern justification

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Amendment 10 and the contract theory of government.

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“Middle Passage”

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Was perhaps the slaves worst experience.

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Overseer

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Distributed the work among the slaves.

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Gang system

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Slaves working in large groups on a common project.

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Task system

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Slaves given individual tasks to complete;

upon completion the slave could do as he pleased.

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“Underground Railroad “

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Helped blacks escape to the north.

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Abolitionists

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People who desired to abolish slavery.

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Frederick Douglass

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The leading black abolitionist.

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Harriet Tubman

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Worked on the Underground Railroad.

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William Lloyd Garrison

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Began the newspaper, the Liberator.

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Horace Greeley

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Antislavery journalist from the New York Tribune.

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“Spirituals “

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Songs that slaves sang, that often revealed how they felt and about their conditions.

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Uncle Tom’s cabin

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Was written by Harriet Stowe and became one of the most influential novels ever written.

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Harriet Stowe

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Wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin

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Stephan Douglas

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He introduced a bill that applied the idea of popular sovereignty to Kansas and Nebraska.

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Popular sovereignty

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People were allowed to decide whether they wanted to have slavery.

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Kansas-Nebraska Act

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Kansas and Nebraska became states through this act.

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Republican Party

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Was formed in 1854 by antislavery groups

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James Buchanan

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Became president

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Charles Sumner

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Delivered an angry speech about the fighting in Kansas.

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Preston Brooks

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Beat up Sen. Sumner

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Dred Scott

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A slave who had lived briefly in the free state of Wisconsin

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Roger B. Taney

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He was the chief justice in the court room when discussing about Dred Scott’s case.

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John Brown

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He was a radical abolitionist who advocated violence

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Robert E. Lee

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Defeated John Brown and his troops.

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Fire-eaters

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A group of radical Southerners who threatened secession if the Republicans won the election.

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Secession

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To leave the union

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John C. Breckenridge

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Promoted by the southern Democrats

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Abraham Lincoln

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Promoted by the Republicans

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John Bell

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Promoted by the Constitutional Union

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Constitutional union party

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Promoted staying in the union

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Confederate states of America

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Recognize the “sovereign and independent character” of the states and guaranteed states rights.

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Jefferson Davis

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The president of South Carolina

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Alexander Stephens

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Vice president of South Carolina

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Fort Sumter

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is a Third System masonry sea fort located in Charleston Harbor, South Carolina.

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Robert Anderson

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The union commander

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West Virginia

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The western 50 countries of the state broke apart and became this.