Bleeding Kansas

The phrase "Bleeding Kansas" is used to describe and represent the violent hostilities between anti and pro slavery forces during the time period of the settlement of the Kansas territory during the 1850's. The most significant act that brought Kansas into the eyes of the nation was the tragedy that occurred after the creation of the Kansas-Nebraska Act. In 1854, the Kansas-Nebraska Act used the concept of popular sovereignty and let the citizens determine which area became a free state and…

He learned that the Kansas-Nebraska Act allowed lands north of Mississippi could now legalize slavery – this had been illegal since 1820 – and divided the Kansas Territory into two new states. Kansas would be a Free State and Nebraska a Slave State, so Brown departed for Kansas, determined that it should all become a Free State. Brown gave anti-slavery speeches in Ohio and stockpiled weapons and munitions there before continuing on to Kansas. Upon his arrival, Brown lived with his…

1854, Senator Douglas introduced the Kansas-Nebraska Act. He divided the Nebraska territory into two areas; Nebraska and Kansas. This was the start of the tension, and there was no reason to divide the territory apart from making one half a slave state, and one half free. Douglas was confident that his bill would not heighten tension as he was trying to please both sides as he gave the North a free State and the South a free State. However he was wrong, as the Kansas-Nebraska Act caused a “Hell…

rising as the North and South were getting more split and America was unbalanced. The Kansas-Nebraska Act would allow settlement into the new territories of Kansas and Nebraska but the government were not sure whether to make it a slave state or a free state. Stephen A. Douglas who proposed the act believed strongly that the bill would bring America together and make the nation strong. He stated, “It (The Kansas Nebraska Act) will triumph & impart peace to the country & stability to the Union”…

could create a debacle and fuel the fight against slavery more furious. This led to the judge for denying every request from the defense to change the jury 's decision. The judge wanted to have a quick and a silent case as much as possible due to the Kansas-Nebraska Act. Luckily, there was still some hope for Celia, as she was entitled to Sec. 29 of the second article of the Missouri statutes stating that, "to take any women unlawfully against her will and by force, menace or duress, compel her…

[Dream Sequence] Nightmare - Patty Version It was only a dream, but it was also Patty 's nightmare. The silence and darkness in the Patrick house gave way to a blood red scene. The walls, the stairs, the beds, the rooms, everything around him were all painted in blood RED. What was going on here? The sound of thunder could be heard outside of the house. It was storming outside. With every flash of lightning, more of this area was revealed. Near his bed, a dismembered body. On his wall, a…

The Journey to Nowhere The humid lands of Africa make a hard area to travel, but to run away girls, from the Maletrism of dominant males, it makes a perfect get away. The two decided to run from their dominant husband, for they were tired of the way that he treated his wives. They both knew the night that they could even try to run away. The day was Sunday when the husband would go into town to have a good time with women not of his household. Jamal, the younger of the two at the age of…

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Take a moment to consider, your child has recently complained of difficultly swallowing food and hurts to talk for a few days, unlikely a common sore throat. You decide to visit the hospital and doctors provide an oral examination that quickly concludes a case of tonsillitis, a rapid onset of inflammation in the tonsils. They act by scheduling a tonsillectomy for the following day and you leave the hospital within an hour. All would seem right and the doctors did their duty to provide a benefit…

Capillary leakage is said to be the major cause of blood volume loss inside the infected person’s circulatory system, severe bleeding, shock and acute respiratory disorders have also been seen in the most violent and fatal cases. Patients basically die because of severe blood loss causing the body to go into shock. Those people infected with severe illness from the Ebola Virus…