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Ch.6 Sec.1 (Part 1)
   Explain how the govt dealt with slavery in the
    new territories acquired from Mexico
   Explain how the Fugitive Slave Act divided the
    North & South
   Wilmot Proviso – Said all territory gained from
    the War with Mexico could not contain slavery

   Popular Sovereignty – Let the citizens of each
    new territory decide whether to allow slavery

   Free – Soil Party – Political party that formed
    with the goal of abolishing slavery
   Gold Rush in California
       Gold found at Sutters Mill in 1849
       People from all over the country rushed to California
       Adventurers nicknamed “Forty-Niners”
       California decided to apply for statehood


   Slave States vs. Free States
     15 slave states & 15 free states
     Secession – A state that removes itself from their
      union
   California becomes a free state
   Popular Sovereignty will be used to determine
    slavery in new territories
   Texas gains new border into Mexico
   Slavery abolished in Washington D.C.
   Fugitive Slave Act would be strictly enforced
   Fugitive Slave Act
     Slaveholders or slave catchers needed only to point
      out alleged runaways to arrest them
     Slaves would be brought before a federal
      commissioner to decide their fate
     Anyone who harbored a slave or refused to help
      catch one could be thrown in jail
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6-1(part 1) ush

  • 2. Explain how the govt dealt with slavery in the new territories acquired from Mexico  Explain how the Fugitive Slave Act divided the North & South
  • 3. Wilmot Proviso – Said all territory gained from the War with Mexico could not contain slavery  Popular Sovereignty – Let the citizens of each new territory decide whether to allow slavery  Free – Soil Party – Political party that formed with the goal of abolishing slavery
  • 4. Gold Rush in California  Gold found at Sutters Mill in 1849  People from all over the country rushed to California  Adventurers nicknamed “Forty-Niners”  California decided to apply for statehood  Slave States vs. Free States  15 slave states & 15 free states  Secession – A state that removes itself from their union
  • 5. California becomes a free state  Popular Sovereignty will be used to determine slavery in new territories  Texas gains new border into Mexico  Slavery abolished in Washington D.C.  Fugitive Slave Act would be strictly enforced
  • 6. Fugitive Slave Act  Slaveholders or slave catchers needed only to point out alleged runaways to arrest them  Slaves would be brought before a federal commissioner to decide their fate  Anyone who harbored a slave or refused to help catch one could be thrown in jail