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Denmark Vesey, 5/30/1822Nat Turner, 8/21/1831 X. Slave Resistence Levi Coffin Harriet Tubman XI. Black Codes Slaves Restrictions White Supervision Formal Education Strict Curfew Prohibited “White Slave Patrols” XII. Successful African Americans Phillis Wheatley, 1773 Benjamin Banneker, 1790s David Walker, 1829 Henry Garnet Frederick Douglas Sourner Truth Martin Delaney Samuel Cornish & John Russwurm Freedom’s Journal, 1827 XIII. Abolitionist Movement Quakers & Mennonites John Woolman, 1754 First Abolitionist Society, 1755 Manumission Movement Benjamin Lundy, 1821 American Colonization, 1817 William Lloyd Garrison, 1/1/1831 American Anti-Slavery SocietyWendal Phillips Lewis Tappan Elijah Lovejoy, 11/7/1837 Gag Rule, 5/26/1836 Liberty Party, 4/1/1840 Frances Wright (Nashoba) Sarah & Angelina Grimke XIV. South’s Defense Biblical Scripture Ancient History Pseudo-Scientific Africans Southerners John C. CalhounSectional Rivalry #14 I. Sectional Rivalry Northern States Southern States II. Tallmadge Amendment (2/13/1819) Tallmadge House of Rep. U.S. Senate III. Jesse B. Thomas, 2/17/1820 Missouri 36’30” N. a. Cotton… Henry Clay IV. South Carolina, 1/31/1828 John C. Calhoun Henry Clay V. South Carolina, 11/19-24/1832 Calhoun Force Act Henry Clay… VI. Nat Turner, 8/21/1831 VII. Abolitionist Movement, 1836 American Colonization, 1817 Liberia, 1821 B. William L. Garrison, 1/1/1831 Liberty Party, 4/1/1840 James G. Birney VIII. Three Sections… North South West IX. Texas, 1836-45 James K. Polk “Balance of Power” X. Mexican War, 1846-48 Polk… XI. David Wilmot, 8/8/1846 John C. Calhoun XII. Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo, 2/2/1848 Congressional Debate, 1848-50 XIII. Free-Soil Party, 8/9/1848 XIV. Compromise of 1850 (Jan. 29) Henry Clay, (Feb. 5-6) California “Popular Sovereignty” Texas No Slavery… Fugitive Slave Law “Great Debate” Daniel Webster John C. Calhoun Thomas H. Benton Henry Clay Stephen A. Douglas Jefferson Davis William H. Seward Millard Fillmore XV. Growth & Prosperity “Cotton is King” Railroad Construction Corn… Gold & Silver Strikes XVI. Uncle Tom’s CabinHarriet Beecher Stowe Southerners… XVII. Fugitive Slave Law, 1850 XVIII. Ostend Manifesto, 10/18/1854 Southerners… XIX. Kansas – Nebraska Act, 5/26/1854 Republican Party, 2/28/1854 XX. “Bleeding Kansas” 5/21/1856 John Brown XXI. William Walker, 9/3/1855 XXII. Dread Scott Roger Taney South… Preston Brooks Hinton R. Helper XXIII. LeCompton Convention, 10/19 – 11/8/1857 Kansas Territory Legislature XXIV. Lincoln – Douglas Debate, 8/21 – 10/15/1858 “Freeport Doctrine” Southern Democrats XXV. Harper’s Ferry, 10/16-18/1859 John Brown Colonel Robert E. Lee Southerners… XXVI. Charleston, 4/23-5/3/1860 “Southern Democrats” Jefferson Davis Democratic Party XXVII. 1860 Presidential Election Abraham Lincoln Stephen A. Douglas John Bell John C. Breckinridge XXVIII. South Carolina, 12/20/1860 James Buchanan Confederacy1860 Final Results of Electoral College
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