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Who created the compromise of 1850 and why
henry Clay, he helped the nation maintain peace and his ideas were designed to give both sides things that they wanted
what were the parts of the compromise that benefited the north
California would enter the Union as a free state, the slave trade but not slavery would end in the nation's capital
Which parts of the compromise would benefit the southern states
The rest of the Mexican cession would be federal land, in this territory popular Sovereignty would decide on slavery, a more effective fugitive slave law would be passed
which part of the compromise doesn’t benefit either side
texas would give up land east of the upper Rio Grande, in return the government would pay Texas's debts from when it was an independent Republic
what was the fugitive Slave Act supposed to allow
Allows Southern slave owners to go up into Northern states and find their escaped slaves and makes it illegal for people to help escaped slaves
what ended up happening with the Fugitive slave Act
slave owners would kidnap un enslaved people from the free states and claim that they were their lost slaves, the people who decide if the slave owner owns the slave and gets them back (commissioners) got paid more to return the slave than to refuse
why was the compromise created
california’s original request to become a state was declined, made it fair for the southern states
why does California apply as a free state
roman catholicism, priests living there, don’t support slavery
what is an abolitionist movement
a movement to get rid of something
what is the effect of the fugitive slave act in the north
creates awareness about slavery, makes people want to stop it
Frederick Douglass
escaped from slavery when he was 20 and went on to become one of the most important African American leaders of the 1800s, very talented at reading and writing even though it was a legal for slaves to learn how to read and write and gave many speeches about slavery towards Northerners
Underground railroad
free African Americans, former slaves, and a few white abolitionists worked together to create a network of people who arranged transportation and hiding places for fugitives or escaped slaves
Harriet Tubman
a courageous conductor on the underground railroad, an escaped slave
Uncle Tom’s Cabin
an anti slavery novel written by Harriet Beecher Stowe, when Stowe moved to Ohio she learned about the cruelties of slavery and was angry, she wrote it to educate Northerners about slavery
who moved slaves on the Underground Railroad at night
conductors
what were stations and station master
Stations were aware escaped slaves stayed during the day and hid station Masters where the people that owned those places and hid and fed the fugitives
what example of escaped slaves did notherens use to gain sympathy
james Hamlet and Anthony burns
what punishment did people who helped her own away slave face
6 months in jail and a $1,000 fine