Green-4 Flashcards

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William Lloyd Garrison

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White abolitionist writer and author

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Abolition

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Campaign to abolish slavery

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Frederick Douglass

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Abolitionist who was a former slave

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The Grimke Sisters

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Southern female abolitionists

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Missouri Compromise of 1820

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Kept the number of free states and slave states equal until the next state entered the union

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Nat Turner

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Led slave uprising that killed 60 whites; led to harsher slave laws

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Nullification Crisis

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Argument between John C. Calhoun (of SC) and Andrew Jackson over high tariffs, sectionalism, and states’s rights- the idea that a state can secede if they don’t like a law

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John C. Calhoun

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Vice President and for of Andrew Jackson; wanted SC to leave the union over high tariffs

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Sectionalism

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Loyalty to your section of the country (like North or South) over your loyalty to your country

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State’s rights

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The idea that states have certain right that the federal government should not violate

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Mexican-American War

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Causes: annexation of Texas
Results: gained New Mexico and California

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Wilmot Proviso

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Failed bill that would have banned slavery in land acquired in Mexican-American War

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Compromise of 1850

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Prevented the Civil War by letting California in as a free state; abolished slave trade in DC; enforced runaway slave law (harsher slave laws)

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Kansas-Nebraska Act

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Allowed popular sovereignty in Kansas, which was a bad idea because people rushed in illegally to vote; led to violence (Bleeding Kansas)

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Popular sovereignty

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Let people choose (about slavery)

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Dred Scott

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Slave who sued for freedom, resulting court case overturned Missouri Compromise; ruled that African Americans were not citizens

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John Brown

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Famous violent abolitionist that led raid on Harper’s Ferry, Virginia

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Election of 1860

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Abraham Lincoln elected; South Carolina secedes