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Chapter 14

I. John Brown

II. Compromise of 1850 A. Zach Taylor B. Clay, Calhoun, & Webster C. Fugitive Slave Law

D. Uncle Tom's Cabin

III. Election of 1852 A. Winfield Scott v. Franklin Pierce

I. Collapse of Second Party System (Whigs & Democrats) A. Kansas Nebraska Act

B. Know-Nothings

C. Republican Party D. Bleeding Kansas

E. Sumner caned by Preston Brooks

II. Election of 1856 A. Fremont v. Fillmore v. Buchanan

I. Buchanan President A. Dred Scott 1857

B. Lecompton Constitution 1857 C. Lincoln Douglass Debates

D. Sectional tension rises

C. Secession