unit 11 UNION IN CRISIS Flashcards
by when had the north gradually outlawed slavery
1840s
manumission
slaves would individually release slaves
goal of american colonization society
goal was to encourage migration of free blacks to Africa
“the liberator”
william lloyd garrison
what did garrison do?
convinced people slavery was morally wrong
moral suasion
moral suasuion
convincing people slavery was against morals
election of 1848 canidates
democrat - Lewis Cass
whigs - Zachary Taylor
Free Soil Party - Martin Van Buren
nickname for henry clay
“great pacifier”
clay’s compromise of 1850 parts
congress would admit CA as a free state
NM and Utah would decide slavery by popular sovereignty
the slave trade would be banned in DC
Congress would pass a strict fugitive slave law
texas would give up its claims to NM in return to $10 million
popular sovereignty
the people decide for themselves about slavery - vote
where was daniel webster from and what did he urge people to do with the Compromise of 1850
north
urged people to agree to compromise
where was calhoun from and what did he urge people to do with The Compromise of 1850?
south
urged the north to listen to the south or the south would secede
what did presiden taylor threaten to do with the compromise of 1850?
veto it
information on stephen douglas
takes over for clay
“little giant”
competed with Lincoln for senator of Illanois
who passed the compromise of 1850
Millard Filmore
Fugitive Slave Act
law that required all citizens to aid in apprehending fugitive runaway slaves
most famous conductor of Underground Railroad
Harriet Tubman
nickname for tubman
Harriet Tubman
henry “box” brown
black man who mailed himself from VA to PA
“Christina Riots”
African Americans gathered and armed to protect fugitives from a MD master who sent an officer to get them
occurred in PA
No whites stepped in
began to occur around the country
who wrote uncle tom’s cabin
harriot beecher stowe
election of 1852 and winner
democrats - franklin pierce WINNER
whigs - winfield scott
Kansas-Nebraska Act
proposed by senator stephen douglas
law that divided nebraska and kansas giving popular sovereignty
repealed missouri compromise
led to bleeding Kansas
Bleeding kansas
abolitionists and pro-slavery flooded kansas to try gain majority
led to violence