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Chapter 12 T2
Jinho
Revolt against Fugitive slave act
no runaway slave
Harriet Tbman
Underground Railroad
election of 1852
Democrat
Franklin Pierce
Gen. of Mexican war
good politician
promise pledge compromise
whig party
accept compromise
worse condition
president oppose
no more Harrison
lost election
A book forces the issue
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Sold in Europe
nobel
slave life
Hawon
The Gold Rush
Settle & formed companies
Gold found in california
People moved to panama
The clipper ships
Flying cloud
Replaced by British steamships
Clipper swift
The Wilmot Proviso
Banned slavery
Senate disagreed
Congress should protect the south
Should be based on the state
Congress has no rights
Alternatives
Popular sovereignty
Extend the 36° 30' parallel border
David Wilmot
California to union
Join as a new state
Unstable Balance of power
Sidae Lee
The election of 1848
Democrats
cared little about slavery
Lewis Cass govermed Michigan
expansionist
Whigs
opposite the war
General Zachary Taylor
hero of Battle of Cuena Vista
Free soil party
"Free Soil, Free speech, Free Labor, and Free Men."
Taylor won a election
Nominated
Martin Van Vuren
Carles Francis Adams
Voters who had strong feelings on the slavery issue
Anti-Slavery
Clay has a plan
imposible demend
Senator Calhoun
giving Sounth "an equal right" in the new land
Provided for the election of two Presidents
slave states
free states
Resolve problems of land taken from Mexico
John C. Calhoun
Daniel Webster
Henry Clay
William H. Seward
Issue of slavery
refused even to appeal to the Constitiution
"Compromise" of 1850
North
slave trade abolished in the District of Columbia
California was to be admitted as a free state
South
strong Fugitive Slave Act that protects the right of owners to recapture slaves
people need to turing back escaped slaves to their owner
slavery still be protected in slave states
free or slave of Mexico would be determined by people in that region.
Daniel Webster favors compromise
opposed extension of slavert
But now in the danger of the Union
he support Clay’s compromise
congress accepts the compromise
Senator Steven A. Douglas passed Clay’s compromise in separately
Fugitive slave Act
Result
give north grow stronger
strength would help decide the issue when armed conflict occurred
the issue of slavery was not settled
slavery issue became more serious
President Taylor
wanted congress at once to admit as freestates
so insistent that feared he would veto Clay's compromise