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13 Cards in this Set
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Election of 1856
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republican- Fremont democrat- James Buchanan third party- Millard Fillmore
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Election of 1860
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democrats- john breckinridge republican- Lincoln fourth- john bell
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Missouri Compromise
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maine= free state missouri= slave state prohibit slavery in territories above the 36 30 line in the louisiana territory
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Wilmot PRoviso
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neither congress noir a territory has the right to ban or regulate slavery prohibit slavery in lands acquired in the mexican war
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comrpomise of 1850
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new mexico territory would have no restrictions on slavery--california as free state--stronger fugitive slave law--slave trade banned in D.C--new mexico and texas border established in favor of new mexico
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dred scott case decision
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chief justice= roger taney----scott's residence on free soil did not make him ---enslaved person was propert, and fifth amendment prohibits congress to take away property without a cause--congress had no right to prohibit slavery in any territory--36 30 line and popular sovereignty were unconstitutional--constitution protected slavery
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lincoln douglas debate
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for senators--about slavery
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horace mann
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head of massachusetts board of education in 1837
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dorothy dix
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school teacher--worte to the legislature about how mentally ill people were treated
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second great awakening
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religious movements
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Francis Pickens
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governor of SC
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John C. Calhoun
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stong supporter of slavery
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kansas-nebraska act
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popular sovereignty--vote if free or slave
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