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CH 10 Sections 1,2 Debates Over Slavery

The North was industrial The North was industrial. It had 20,000 miles of railroad track, factories, and large cities. Many immigrants came to the North to find jobs in the factories. These immigrants opposed slavery. The South remained rural and agricultural. It had very little industry and few immigrants.

The Wilmot Proviso This was a bill that would ban slavery in the new territories acquired from Mexico. The South opposed it and it failed to pass.

President Taylor felt that the South would be better off leaving the slavery issue up to individual territories rather than Congress—and its many abolitionist members. He supported letting CA in as a free state.

Secession: Decision by a state to leave the Union.

Henry Clay of Kentucky presented the Compromise of 1850. To please the North, the compromise called for California to be admitted as a free state. To satisfy the South, the compromise called for a stricter fugitive slave law.

Stephen Douglas was able to pass the compromise by submitting each part of the plan as a separate bill. The unexpected death of President Taylor aided Douglas’s efforts.

Popular Sovereignty: Idea that people living in a territory should make their own decisions, especially the decision to admit slavery.