Civil Rights
Published on Nov 20, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
The Compromise of 1850
Reduced conflict about bringing new states into the U.S
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The Fugitive Act
This act is where the northerners had to catch runaway slaves this made the northerners mad because they wanted nothing to do with slavery
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Uncle Tom's Cabin
This was a bestselling book in 1852 about a slave and his plantation. The book made both the south and north mad.
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Kansas Nebraska Act
An act that let the people decide if Kansas was going to be a slave state or a free state. The act started a war.
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Bleeding Kansas
The settlers fought over Kansas on wether it should be free or a slave state; hundreds were killed
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Dred Scott Decision
The Decision that slaves can never be citizens which angered the north
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The John Brown Attack
John Brown and his army of slaves attack the south. They did not succeed but they scared the south
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FINALLY ABRAHAM LINCOLN IS ELECTED PRESIDENT
IN 1860 LINCOLN OFFICIALLY TAKES OFFICE
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