the New Abolitionist
To spread the ideas of Pro-Slavery, these new Abolitionist wrote "American Slavery: As It Is" in 1839.
the Grimke Sisters
California
Abraham Lincoln held a public debate with his democratic opponent.
Stephen Douglas
I am allowed to now come get my slaves if they escaped to the North.
Fugitive Slave Act
The slave trade was banned in D.C. and the South threatened to succeed over this compromise
the Compromise of 1850
In 1829, William Lloyd Garrison called his anti-slavery newspaper this
the Liberator
The question of new states becoming free was offered a solution by the Compromise of 1850, which was . . .
Popular Sovereignty
We promised not to have slavery above the 36 30 latitude line, but then we went back on our promise.
Nullify
the District of Columbia or Washington D.C.
This state became a hot topic after Missouri was allowed to come into the Union as a slave state.
Maine
Two examples of how African American Abolitionist spread the word of the evils and horrors of slavery
the Freedom's Journal
&
Frederick Douglass' "The North Star" (1847)
36'30 Latitude Line
The statesman from South Carolina that threatened to succeed from the Union
John C. Calhoun
We will count every three slaves for every five slaves.
Three-fifth Compromise
The advantages the North received after the Missouri Compromise.
1. Main became free.
2. the 36 30 Latitude Line permitting states below the line to become slave states.
Sojourner Truth
The Republican party was founded in what year.
1854
Lincoln was elected in 1861 as the first Republican President
The _____________was a proposal to prohibit slavery in the territory acquired by the United States at the conclusion of the Mexican War.
Wilmot Proviso
Nat Turner and John Brown are examples of
Slave Revolts & Abolitionist Revolts
Out of sectionalism developed this system.
Two-party system
(Democrats and Repulicans)
How did the new abolitionist spread the evils of horrors or slavery?
Using journals, newspapers and books
1,500 people were thought to live in this state, but 6,000 people voted for it to become free or slave.
Name the state and name the phrase used when describing how people have the right to choose for themselves by voting.
Kansas and popular sovereignty
Loyalty to a particular region of the country
Sectionalism
The South became even more fearful of slave revolts after this
Denmark Vesey Plot
The Compromise of 1850