The Union in Disunion US History Objectives

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The Union in Disunion US History Objectives **Evaluate how the Fugitive Slave Act heightened sectional tensions **Summarize the effects of the Kansas-Nebraska Act SOL – VUS.6 Timeline – 1850-1856

The Fugitive Slave Act (est. 1850) Allowed South to go into North to find runaways Jail (non-cooperate)

The Underground RailRoad Escape route to the North “Conductors” – led the runaways “Stations” – hideouts

Harriet Tubman (1820-1913) “Black Moses” Freed 300+ slaves

Harriet Beecher Stowe Uncle Tom’s Cabin Book = 1852 Showed how awful slavery was Banned in South

Tensions Rise Over Kansas Senator Stephen Douglas (Illinois) Seen as the next “great” USA leader Bring in Kansas as next US state 1853

Popular Sovereignty in Kansas Douglas thought the people of Kansas should vote Yes/No – slavery

Kansas-Nebraska ACT Repeals the Missouri Compromise (1854) North says that vote is unfair Both States above the Missouri Southern border

“Bleeding Kansas” (1855-1856) Vote - 1855 Pro- and anti-slave factions flood Kansas to influence the vote Pro-slave wins

John Brown (1800-1860) Anti-slavery fanatic Attacked pro-slave camp Slaughtered 5 people

The Sack of Lawrence, Kansas (May 1856) Mini-Civil War Violence between pro-/anti- slave 200 killed /$2 million property damage

Birth of the Republican Party (February 28, 1854) Formed to keep slavery out of the remaining unsettled lands