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| Whig and secretary of state, negotiated for land w/ Lord Ashburton |
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| senator of NJ, gods moral law was higher than constitution. |
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| Conductor of the underground railroad |
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| bought area of mexico from Santa Anna |
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| "king of the whigs", "Great pacifier" |
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| took the presidency after Taylor died |
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| (white) published Uncle Tom's Cabin (1852) |
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| non-aristocrat (NC) wrote impending crisis of S. |
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| abolitionist- Pottawotomie massacre |
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| decision invaldated the missouri compromise (1820) |
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| president- member of the senate |
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| allowing people to determine for themselves |
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| short lived political party (anti-slavery) |
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| rescued hundreds of runaway slaves |
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| CA admitted as free, NM and UT = pop sov. |
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| prepare confidential recommendations for the acquisition of Cuba |
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| created territories of KA and NB |
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| expressed hardships of slaves, written by Hariett Beecher Stowe |
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| The Impending Crisis of the South |
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| Hinton R. Helper- tried to use statistics to prove that non-slave holding whites suffered the most from slavery |
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| stated that people were not allowed to vote for or against the consitution as a whole, only "with" or "without" slavery. |
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| invalidated the missouri compromise |
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| designed to appease the south |
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| missouri, kentucky, maryland, delaware, west virginia |
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| Charleston Harbor, needed supplies |
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