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so for Stephen A Douglas
Explanation:
Resolutely on the side of the southern states and the Democratic Party on the question of slavery, he applied for the Democratic nomination as a presidential candidate in 1852, but had to admit defeat to Franklin Pierce.
In January 1854, he submitted to Congress the Kansas-Nebraska Act, which proposed to create the two new states of Kansas and Nebraska, in which the decision to leave the slave issue to the population.
The Kansas-Nebraska Act passed on May 31 in an amended form and after heated debates.
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1.compromise of 1850 gained many supporters because it the south loved the fugitive slave law and the north was happy cause california entered as a free state and ended slave trade in washington dc.
2.fugitive slaw law gained the southerners support because slaws will have to be returned to their owners. northerns could be fined and go to jail if they hide them.
3.underground railroad was a secret passage that was led by harriet tubman and it gained the northerners and many escaped african americans support because slaves can be freed.
4. kansas nebraska act gained the southerners support because it allowed slavery to spread and reversed the missouri compromise.
5.republican party was the whig party and the free soil party combined. gained many northerners support cause northerners saw slavery as a morally wrong.
6.dred scott decision angered many free african americans but it gained supporters in the south. southerners were happy because congress had no right to ban slavery in the territories.
7.raid on Harper's ferry gained support in the north. john brown led this unsuccessful abolitionist rebellion. northern abolitionist supported this.
8. lincoln being elected was supported in the north because he also railed against slavery in his campaign
9.harriet beecher stowe author of uncle toms cabin
10.lincoln douglas debate was focused around the issue of slavery extensions to the territory.
11. jefferson davis confederate president
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Manifest Destiny a belief in the 19th century that US should spread capitalism and democracy
Oregon Fever was an event that conspired to push and pull to the Oregon County
Wilmot Proviso was a movement that prohibited slavery and the expansion of it from the US to Mexico
Free-soil movement was a extension of slavery into the western territories
Forty-niners was a nickname of a miner, a person for took parr in the Gold Rush.
Compromise of 1850 was a fugitive slave act that was amended in the slave trade in Washington D.C.
Personal-liberty laws was to free black people from being kidnapped by southern slaveholders
Gadsden Purchase gave them land they needed for the southern railroad to resolve conflicts.
Ostend Manifesto had proposed a foreign policy to force seize Cuba
Kansas-Nebraska Act allowed the state to vote against or with slavery
American, or Know-Nothing, Party was to combat foreign influencers
“Bleeding Kansas” was a period of outbreak for people who were pro-slavery and anti-slavery
Dred Scott v. Sanford was a Supreme Court stating that black people should not Claim U.S. citizenship
Freeport Doctrine states that a territory can prevent slavery by failing to pass favorable decision
James K. Polk was the 11th president of the United States of America
Zachary Taylor was a president who died because he ate a bowl of cherries
Lewis Cass represented Michigan, was a military officer, politician, and statesman
Stephen Douglas was a senator, also a lawyer from Illinois and a political
Harriets Beecher Stowe was for the anti-slavery movement
John Brown was a American abolitionist leader
Abraham Lincoln was a American lawyer, statesment, and the 16th president of the United states
Frederick Douglass escaped slavery in Maryland and became a publisher, author, abolitionist
Crittenden Compromise was a unsuccessful proposal to permanently enshrine slavery
Habeas corpus was the legal trught to be brought up before the judge in court
King Cotton was a important economic and political cotton production
Radical Republicans was forced for the Repulican party in the Civil War.
Emancipation Proclamation was issued my Abraham Linlcon
War and Peace Democrats was a faction of Democrats who were in the union
March to the Sea was to frighten Georgia’s civilian population into abandoning the Conferdate cause
Jefferson Davis was a American politican who served as the president of the Confederate states
Robert E. Lee was a American condeferate general
George McClellan was a American soldier in the Civil war union general
Ulysses S. Grant was a American military officer and politican who served ad the 18th president of the US
William T. Sherman was a American soldier, business man, educator, and authr
Ten Percent Plan was for the sothern state to be readmitted into the union
Wade-Davis Bill was a loyaltl oath so white men can be idmitted to the union
Black Codes were laws to limit freedon of African Americans
Freedmen’s Bureau provided practical aid to 4 millition newly freed African Americans
Fourteenth Amendment gave people citizenship and equal right including African American
Reconstruction Act of 1867 gave the right to citizen the right to vote
Fifteenth Amendment
American Woman Suffrage Association was to gain for women the right to vote
Sharecropping a system where the planter allows a tenate to use the land
Union League was also called the Loyal League that inspire loyalty to the Union cause
Scalawags was a person who behave badly
Carpetbaggers is a political candidate who seeks election
Civil Rights Act of 1875 affirmed the equality of all men before the law
Credit Mobilier was a construction company who wanted to build the Union
Ku Klux Klan an gang of white people doing santanic practice who are against black people
Enforcement Laws thr act in a organization manner to enforce the law
Slaughter-House Cases was to protect citizens with their privligaes
United States v. Cruikshank the surpreme court sided with Cruikshank
Civil rights cases found that it didn’t apply to private act of discrimination cases
Andrew Johnson was the President after Abraham Lincoln was killed
Charles Sumner was a Massachusettes antislavery Republican
Thaddeus Stevens was a member of the United States House of Representative from Pennsylvania
Nathan Bedford Forrest was a Confederate Army general
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