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Harriet Beecher Stowe – never owned slaves
Showed the villain Simon LegreeAlso showed that slaves were people
with deep feelingShowed the evils of slavery
Sold millions of copies and became a stage show throughout the worldReaders around the world turned
against slavery
1800 Virginia slave rose against his masters
Marched to RichmondStorm dispersed his army and he
was defeated
Freedoms Journal & North Star / Black newspapers
Preached liberation____– “Appeal … to the colored
people of the world”Denounced slavery
Called for blacks to revolt against the whites
Underground RailroadHelped escaped slaved get to
Free states and later to Canada
People could vote for or against slavery
Also called Squatters Sovereignty
California – Free StatePeople of Utah and New Mexico
territories would decide for themselves to allow slavery
Congress abolished the sale of slaves on Washington D.C.
Slavery itself would remain legal in Washington D.C.
New fugitive slave law
Issue of Popular sovereigntyStephen Douglas wanted to keep the democrats unitedHis actions actually split the
party________ would violate the
Missouri Compromise
Ant-slavery and pro-slavery people flocked into Kansas and Nebraska
Both groups elected their own government
Put neighbors against neighbors Much of the money for rifles was raised by abolitionists – Beecher’s
Bibles
Anti-slavery – majority / Election rigged
Anti-slavery – boycotted votePro-slavery won complete control
Anti-slavery – gained control of territorial legislature
Authorized second referendum – slavery / _______voted down
Uncle Tom’s CabinGabriel Prosser
Harriet TubmanPopular SovereigntyCompromise of 1850
Kansas-Nebraska ActBleeding KansasLecompton Constitution
David Walker
______Church had divided into Northern and Southern – over
slavery issueThe north denounced slaveryThe south used the Bible to
defend slavery
Slave that sued for freedomStated he was in a free state and
therefore should be freeChief Justice Roger Taney – used
4th AmendmentSlaves are property –
Government cannot deprive people of their property
Raid –Harpers Ferry 1859Thought of himself as God’s chosen
instrumentHe and 18 men seized the arsenal Thought he would raise an army of
slavesRide through the south freeing the
slavesUS Marines –Colonel Robert E. Lee
Election of _____ caused thisAbraham Lincoln elected
South Secedes / South Carolina first
Lincoln sent supplies and troops to strengthen Charleston Harbor The south looked at sending provisions as an hostile act
The south then attacked the fortGarrison surrendered
South had fired the 1st shot / first shots of Civil war here?
Total War President in the south -
Ineffective war leader
Lincoln declared martial lawSuspended writ of _______
(right to be brought before a judge)
Placed in Charge of the southern army
Strong and brilliant leaderBiggest mistake was Gettysburg
Proclamation issued 1863 – set slaves free only in those areas of
rebellion
John Brown Dred Scott
1860Fort SumterJefferson Davis
Habeas CorpusRobert E. LeeEmancipation Proclamation
Baptist
January 31, 1865Outlawed involuntary servitude
Slavery was now against the Constitution
Took the Union army through Georgia
Scorched earth policyBurned crop fields, towns and
homesDestroy their ability to fight
Major battle and the end for the south
Lee’s troops were defeatedLost a great deal of men
charging into Union position (high ground)
Speech by Lincoln4 score and 7 years ago
South SurrendersLee surrenders at Court House Lincoln Assassinated April 14 at
Fords Theater / by?
Southern economy destroyedOver 200,000 died from woundsOver 300,000 died from diseaseSlaves liberated – start looking
for jobs Union restored
Also called the 10% PlanIssued by Lincoln in 1863Offered full pardon to all
southerners (except certain war leaders)
10% of population had to take an oath of allegiance
Congress refused to pass Lincoln’s 10% planCongress passed a
Reconstruction Bill – 1864?Required 50% of population to
take the oath /Lincoln –Veto
Gettysburg William Tecumseh Sherman
Gettysburg AddressAppomattoxJohn Wilkes Booth
Effects of theCivil WarProclamation of Amnesty Wade Davis Bill
Thirteenth Amendment
In 1863, one of the bloodiest domestic riots in the United
States occurred in ________ when 120 died as Irish-
American laborers attacked African Americans and
opposed the draft.
larger populationstronger industrial basea superior railroad systemno blockades These were all???
Term used to describe Confederate foreign policy
King Cotton diplomacy Union (North) Advantages
New York