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3. Compromise of 1850
California as freeCalifornia as free
statestate
District of ColumbiaDistrict of Columbia
will abolish slavewill abolish slave
tradetrade
Need Fugitive SlaveNeed Fugitive Slave
ActAct
SouthwesternSouthwestern
territory open forterritory open for
slaveryslavery
Decision underDecision under
popular sovereignty
(residents vote on(residents vote on
Henry Clay
Proposed:
5. Fugitive Slave LawFugitive Slave Law
Any black caught will
stand before a
commissioner not a judge
commissioner receive
$10 for capturing and only
$5 for freeing
requires all citizens
to assist in capturing
fugitive slaves
anyone helping slaves
escape will be fine $1000
or 6 months jail
slaves escaped long time
can be captured
free slaves can be easily
considered fugitive
6.
7. Underground RailroadUnderground Railroad
network of men and womennetwork of men and women
that helped slaves escape fromthat helped slaves escape from
South to NorthSouth to North
slaves- passengers
backcountry roads- tracks
farm wagons- trains
shelter- station
Harriet TubmanHarriet Tubman
escaped slave (Blackescaped slave (Black
Moses)Moses)
risked life to help others to escaperisked life to help others to escape
returned to save family
$40,000 reward for her capture
8. Harriet BeecherStowe
Wrote Uncle Tom’s CabinWrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin
more than a million in copies/some
turned it into a play
Depicted haunted scenes andDepicted haunted scenes and
images of slaves treatments;images of slaves treatments;
increase sectional tensionincrease sectional tension
10. Election of 1852Election of 1852
Franklin PierceFranklin Pierce
14th President14th President
11. The birth of RepublicanThe birth of Republican
Party 1854Party 1854
Wanted slavery outWanted slavery out
of territoriesof territories
Diverse group withDiverse group with
wide range ofwide range of
opinion (Whigs,opinion (Whigs,
Free Soiler)Free Soiler)
From conservativeFrom conservative
to radicalto radical
abolitionistabolitionist
13. Kansas-
Nebraska Act
1854
Sen. Douglas
Introduce a bill to
organize Nebraska
territory
propose to divide
the territory
repeal Missouri
Compromise
applied popular
sovereignty
14. Battle for controlBattle for control Missouri fear that slaves
would easily escape
crossing the border
proslavery rushed toproslavery rushed to
KansasKansas
Anti slavery rushed toAnti slavery rushed to
Kansas- fear proslaveryKansas- fear proslavery
will claim landwill claim land
thousands proslavery
rushed to Kansas to vote
illegally winning a
landslide
the antislavery andthe antislavery and
proslavery formed theirproslavery formed their
own governmentown government
two government in the
territory.
15. Bleeding KansasBleeding Kansas
Lawrence (city)-antislavery town
proslavery looted and burned
houses/bldgs
John Brown took vengeance for
Lawrence
Killed 5 proslavery
16. Sen. CharlesSen. Charles
Summer madeSummer made
speechesspeeches
denouncingdenouncing
violence in Kansasviolence in Kansas
Sen. PrestonSen. Preston
attacked Summerattacked Summer
with a cane to hiswith a cane to his
head severalhead several
times,times,
Summer suffered
brain damage but
Preston was
showered with
cane (printed “hit
him again””
Sen. Charles Sumner
Congr. Preston Brooks
17.
18. 1856 Election1856 Election
Free Soiler Party-Free Soiler Party-
oppose extension of slaveryoppose extension of slavery
into territoriesinto territories
Know-Nothing PartyKnow-Nothing Party
nativistnativist- favor native born- favor native born
people over immigrantspeople over immigrants
Birth of RepublicanBirth of Republican
Whigs, Democrats and FreeWhigs, Democrats and Free
Soiler joinedSoiler joined
DemocratsDemocrats
supports popular sovereigntysupports popular sovereignty
and Kansas-Nebraska Actand Kansas-Nebraska Act
showed nation dividedshowed nation divided
20. Dre d Sco tt v. Sanfo rd, 1857
Scott- a slave taken aScott- a slave taken a
free state thenfree state then
returned to Missourireturned to Missouri
(slave state)(slave state)
Suing for his freedomSuing for his freedom
21. Does Scott has a right to sue?
is his residence in a free state
made him free?
Court ruled “NO” to both
Ruled: slaves have no rightsRuled: slaves have no rights
and can not become a USand can not become a US
citizen therefore cannot suecitizen therefore cannot sue
55thth
Amendment: no propertyAmendment: no property
(slaves) can be taken from their(slaves) can be taken from their
ownerowner
declare Missouri Compromisedeclare Missouri Compromise
unconstitutionalunconstitutional
Supreme Court DecisionSupreme Court Decision
Scott, you have no right to sue.
You’re not a human being. You
are a property
22. The Lincoln-Douglas Debates, 1858
Democrat
Sen. Stephen Douglas
“Little Giant”
Defended popular sovereignty
Republican
Abraham Lincoln -lawyer
“Honest Abe”
Argued for slavery to
cease
23. John Brown’s Raid
on Harper’s Ferry,
1859
led slaves in uprisingled slaves in uprising
With 16 men marched to federal
arsenal and seized its weapons
and waited for slaves to rise in
rebellion
mistakes: few slaves lived in
area- others does not know
Brown to risk their life for
Brown linger for two days- all
escape route was cut off
He was capture with
his men then hanged
many northerners saw
him as a martyr
others think he was a
lunatic
26. 1860 Election1860 Election
Abraham Lincoln
16th
President
the only one elected
by a sectional party
entirely in the North
27. southerners more convinced that their future was bleak-
south only have 1/3 white male population will always be
outvoted
the only way left was to SECEDE (withdraw)
South Carolina- first to leave- Dec 20, 1860
SECESSION!!!
28. formed Confederate
States
stress sovereignty and
independence of each
state as well as slaves
held as property
chose Jefferson
Davis as their
president
Six other southern states followedSix other southern states followed
(Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana,
Mississippi, Texas)
South Carolina
Mississippi
FFlorida
LLouisiana
AAlabama
GGeorgia
Texas
29. Buchanan was aBuchanan was a lame ducklame duck
Can only watched the development
Could do little until Lincoln as inauguratedCould do little until Lincoln as inaugurated
