Quiz 1 2017 Flashcards

1
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Above the line the new territory will become free. Below

the line is Slave territory-Henry Clay

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Missouri Compromise:

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2
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No slavey in the Western Lands cause Mexico never had any slaves in the first place.

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The Wimont Provison

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3
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Attempt to save Union- Henry Clay

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Compromise of 1850:

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4
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Let the American people decide for themselves-prompted by

Stephen Douglas

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Popular Sovereignty:

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5
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Required all American citizens to help catch and

return runaway slaves to the South

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The fugitive Slave Law

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6
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How did it split the two sides?

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It caused many Northerners to see slavey for the first time- This caused many to become abolitionists!

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7
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a network a secret routes and safe houses/”stations” for slaves escaping north/Canada

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Underground Railroad:

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8
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9 northern states refused to imprison runaway slaves

Harriet Tubman: main “conductor”

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Personal liberty law:

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9
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Written by Harriet Beecher Stowe

Written as Propaganda(the spreading of information in order to influence public

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Uncle Tom’s Cabin(anti-slavey book)-1852

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10
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introduced “popular Sovereignty” A series of violent confrontations in the territory of Kansas involving anti slavey “abolitionists” and pro slavery Border Ruffians people. Mimi-civil war broke out.

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Kansas-Nebraska Act:

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11
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A slave sued his master for his freedom based on where he lived

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The Dred Scott Supreme Court decision-1858

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12
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Two questions had to answered before they could make a decision

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  1. Can blacks sure the us government

2. I’d freedom go with territory

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13
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Ruling:Decision

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  1. Blacks were not citizens of the USA thus could not sue

2. Slaves were considered property thus the government coiled not take away a citizen’s property

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14
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Why this ruling was controversial?(split the two sides)

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It said that slavey could not exist anywhere North, South or West.

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15
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Abolitionists John Brown attempts to lead an armed slave uprising in Virginia
Purpose is to abolish slavey by force

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Raid at Harper’s Ferry:1857

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16
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Why no slaves came col. Robert e. Lee came and put down the uprising and John brown was cavities and put on trial for TREASON

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Harpers Ferry-

17
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Harpers Ferry- How did the event split the two sides?

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  1. The North turned John Brown into a “martyr”- Like a HERO
  2. He was even competed to Jesus Christ
  3. This angered the south they thought of him as a traitor.