Chapter Fourteen Flashcards

1
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proposed congress ban slavery in acquired mexican lands

A

The wilmot proviso

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2
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who of michigan (democrat) was the first to propose “popular sovereignty”

A

Lewis Cass

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3
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anti slavery whigs and democrats formed a third party called the

A

Free Soil Party

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4
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uncle toms cabin was written by

A

Harriet Beecher Stowe

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5
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the kansas nebraska act of 1854
brain child of
stephen a. douglas

A

result:
repeal of the missouri compromise

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6
Q

what issue shatters the party by 1856 they are gone
(Whigs)

A

Slavery

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7
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protestant american backlash against the tidal wave of catholic immigrants

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the know-nothings or american party

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8
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oppose the extension of slavery into the territories PERIOD

A

Republicans

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9
Q

list all four compromises on slavery leading up to the civil war

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  1. elimination of slavery”slave clause”
    • declaration of independence 1776
  2. the 3/5 compromise
    • constitution 1787
  3. missouri compromise of 1820
    •36 60 line
  4. the compromise of 1850
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10
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list the four provisions within the compromise of 1850

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  1. california came in free
  2. new mexica and utah could decide themselves (popular sovereignty)
    3.abolish slave trade in D.C.
  3. rough new fugitive slave law
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11
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Who wrote the Dred Scott case opinion

A

Chief Justice Roger Taney

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12
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Dred Scott Case
Short response

A
  1. Scott not a citizen therefore he can’t sue anyone
  2. Congress had no authority to prohibit slavery inside the territories
    -it violated American Due Process under the 5th amendment
    - Missouri compromise was unconstitutional
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13
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Attempts to seize the armory at Harper’s Ferry Virginia and incite a rebellion

A

John Brown

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14
Q

Moderate Democrats nominate John Bell of Tennessee and form the

A

Unionist Party

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15
Q

Republican victory meant

A

Economic catastrophe
Social chaos
Racial war

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16
Q

On Dec 20 this state seceded from the union

A

South Carolina

17
Q

discuss lincoln’s ideology as outlined during the lincoln douglas debate

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  1. held moderate racial views. defended black humanity without challenging white supremacy
  2. slavery was morally wrong
  3. congress had to stop its spread, “place it on the road to extinction”
  4. slaveholders were engaging in a conspiracy to nationalize slavery
18
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discuss lincoln’s ideology as outlined during the lincoln douglas debate

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  1. held moderate racial views. defended black humanity without challenging white supremacy
  2. slavery was morally wrong
  3. congress had to stop its spread, “place it on the road to extinction”
  4. slaveholders were engaging in a conspiracy to nationalize slavery
19
Q

what 4 themes were outlined in lincoln’s first inaugural address?

A

first, he reassured the south he had “no lawful right” to interfere with slavery where it existed

second, a pledge to “hold occupy, and posses the property and places belonging to the government”
• fort sumter

third, his argument that the federal union was in dissolvable, “perpetual”

fourth, a promise that, while he would not be the first to attack - any force of arms used against the united states would be regarded as rebellion and met with force