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henry clay
the nations compromiser

died in 1852
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why was there a need for the compromise of 1850
the gold rush in 1849 caused settlers to move to california and they wanted law and order. CA banned slavery. president taylor was supportive of CA and NM and they gained admission as a free state. this made some southern people want to seceed
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compromise of 1850
admit CA as a free state

divide the rest of the mexican cession into unah and NM

allow settlers in those areas to vote on slavery

ban slave trade in washington D.C. but let slave owners maintain slaves

adopt fugitive slave act

an idea by henry clay
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popular soviernty
allowing people in a state to vote on the issue of slavery
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fugitive slave act
track down runaway (or presumed runaway) enslaved people and return to owner

made the slave courts federal government matters

slaves were denied trial with jury

anyone who attempted to hide a runaway slave faced pentalties
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know nothing party
nativism: hostility to immigrants

when asked about politics they would say “i know nothing”

only native born americans to hold office

21 for immigrants in the US to attain citizenship
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how was the republican party founded
the democrats were split north vs south and dismantled whig party because of slavery

ex whigs who supported slavery joined democrats

whigs who opposed slavery formed the republican party

founded in wisconsin (1854) in reaction to nebraska kansas act

made up of anti slavery whigs and democrats, free soilers, and abolitionists
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uncle toms cabin
a book with depections of saintly enslaved people and cruel masters

south response: aunt phillis’s cabin
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frederick douglass
a leader of the abolitionist movement
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dred scott vs sandford
dred scott was an enslaved man and he and his wife, harriet, sued for freedom because they were residence in a free territory. the court ruled that congress had no right to ban slavery from a federal territory and they should still be kept in bondage
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george fitzhugh
a southern author that said that slavery was needed to help the african americans
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kansas nebraska act
repealed missouri compromise

allowed popular soviernty to decide if its a slave of free state

lead to bleeding kansas
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immigration trends in 1840s to 1850s
crop failure and shortages in european countries lead many people to come to the US for the economic opportunity
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New England emigrant aid company
secured, low-cost transportation for emigrants and provided temporary housing for settlers when they reach the Kansas territory
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South Carolina secession from the union
when Abraham Lincoln won the 1860 election, South Carolina seceded from the union out of fear that slavery would be banned. many southern states followed
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rich mans war but poor man’s fight
poor white Southern Man, most of whom do not own slaves, were more likely to fight in the confederate army in the wealthier people who did own slaves (slavery being the cause of the war)

draft act of 1863
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union army
Won the war

Led by Abraham Lincoln

Wanted to ban or stop the spread of slavery
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confederate army
wanted to spread slavery

seceded from the union

Lost the war
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Abraham Lincoln
President during the Civil War

Didn’t want to ban slavery, but instead stop the spread

Republican party member

Reason why southern states seceded
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Gettysburg address
an address by Abraham Lincoln

strengths arguement in the war being a war against slavery
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African-American service in the Civil War
many free African-Americans would fight in the union side of the war

massechusetts 54 regiment

confiscation acts
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British interference in the Civil War
remained neutral in the war

Recognized the confederate states of America as a nation
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compromise of 1877
an informal deal settle the dispute of the 1876 US presidential election

Republican Rutherford B Hayes was given the White House on the understanding that he would remove federal troops from South Carolina Florida, and Louisiana and southern states could make their own laws within their states
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15th amendment
grants voting rights to all free peopl
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President Andrew Johnson’s reconstruction plan
10% of the 1860 voters from a state, had to take an oath of allegiance to the United States and pledged to abide by emancipation. Voters collect delicates to drop the new state constitutions and establish new state governments.
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congressional reconstruction
aka radical reconstruction

Federal troops were sent to south to oversee establishment of the state governments that were more democratic

Amend the constitution to guarantee the civil rights of Freeman and African-Americans in general
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thaddeus Stevens
A member of the United States, house of representatives from Pennsylvania,

one of the leaders in the radical Republicans fraction of the Republican Party during the 1860s
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Freemans bureau
provided food, shelter, Clothing, medical services and land to displaced southerners and newly freed african Americans
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14th amendment
grants citizenship to all americans born in the country
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Black codes
restricted black peoples right to own property, conduct business, buy and leased land, and move freely through public spaces
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13th amendment
abolished slavery and indentured servitude

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