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Please take a reading on your abolitionist leader from the back table.

Unit 3: Civil War 10.24.18

Abolitionist Leaders Gather notes on your abolitionist & be prepared to share Name & Background info (hometown, early life, etc.) Why was he/she an abolitionist? What did he/she do to end slavery? (Be detailed here!) Was he/she successful?

Abolitionist Leaders Jigsaw Frederick Douglass John Brown Harriet Tubman Harriet Beecher Stowe Share information & take notes Who was this person? (Background info) Why was he/she against slavery? What did he/she do to try to stop it?

Timeline 1793: Cotton Gin is invented Increased cotton production  increased need for slaves Early 1800s: Second Great Awakening Religious revival  focus on justice 1820: Missouri Compromise passed Missouri becomes a slave state, Maine becomes a free state (keeps the balance in the Senate) North of 36 30’ is free, South is slave No one is happy

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Timeline 1793: Cotton Gin is invented Increased cotton production  increased need for slaves Early 1800s: Second Great Awakening Religious revival  focus on justice 1820: Missouri Compromise passed Missouri becomes a slave state, Maine becomes a free state (keeps the balance in the Senate) North of 36 30’ is free, South is slave No one is happy 1830s: Abolitionist movement begins

Timeline 1850: The Compromise of 1850 CA enters as a free state, slavery allowed in Utah & New Mexico territories Fugitive Slave Law: Escaped slaves must be returned to their owners Lincoln was a lawyer in Illinios. He gives a speech denouncing the Kansas-Nebraska Act & calls slavery immoral. Lincoln advocated against spreading slavery to the new territories in hopes that this would preserve the Union & see slavery die out over time by being confined to just the Southern states.

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