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Antebellum Issues

Effects of the Mexican-American War Increased Sectionalism Wilmot Proviso– any land gained from Mexico would be free. Popular Sovereignty– proposed by Sen. Lewis Cass

Contradictions & Confusion With regards to the expansion of slavery Missouri Compromise (1820) = 36°30’ Wilmot Proviso (1846) = territory free Popular Sovereignty (1846) = citizens choose What’s Next???

Owned slaves & ppl thought he’d expand The Elections of 1848 WHIGS DEMOCRATS FREE-SOILERS Zachary Taylor Lewis Cass Martin Van Buren Owned slaves & ppl thought he’d expand Popular Sovereignty Opposed expansion of slavery 47.3% 42.5% 10.1% 163 127

The Gold Rush 1848 gold was found in California 1-24-1847: James Marshall & Peter Wimmer find gold at Sutter’s Mill The California Star starts “gold fever”

By 1849 there were enough people to make CA a state. November, 1849 CA citizens vote on the constitution. CA wanted to be free, but was below 36°30’ South was unhappy because it threw the Congress off balance

A View of Sutter’s Mill and Colluma Valley, Jewett (1850)

The Compromise of 1850 Henry Clay tried to smooth over problems in Congress Calhoun & Webster debate the details of California’s admission Congress passes the Compromise of 1850

The Compromise of 1850 California admitted as FREE state Popular Sovereignty in UT & NM territories Border between TX & NM set TX receives $10 million No more slave trade in Washington, D.C. Stronger Federal Fugitive Slave Act

An Old Cartoon Representing Webster "Stealing Clay's Thunder"

Fugitive Slave Act’s Impact Uncle Tom’s Cabin & other literature denounce slavery Civil Disobedience Underground RR Personal Liberty Laws Sold 300,000 copies in the first year. 2 million in a decade!

The Underground Railroad

The Kansas-Nebraska Act, 1854 To move the transcontinental RR west– Congress needed to organize the territories Stephan Douglas must repeal the MO Compromise

Bleeding Kansas The First Civil War Slave decision was based on pop sov “Border Ruffians” flood into KA from MO to “help” with voting

Constitution Hall, Lecompton, KA Two Governments Lecompton  Pro- slavery capital Topeka  Anti-slavery capital Constitution Hall, Lecompton, KA

The Sack of Lawrence An antislavery town Proslavery sheriff arrested several ppl Looted Burned No one killed

Pottawatomie Massacre John Brown thought five were killed Took 5 men from their beds & killed them Effect: “Civil War: in KA with ~200 dead

Bleeding Kansas video

“Bleeding Sumner” Sen. Charles Sumner (R-MA) Congr. Preston Brooks (D-SC)

The Republican Party When? Organized in the summer of 1854 in Michigan or Wisconsin Why? Splinter groups organized who opposed the expansion of slavery Who? Whigs, Free-Soilers, Anti- Slavery Democrats, opponents of KA- NE Act

Election of 1856 Issues: Preservation of the Union James Buchanan John C. Frémont Millard Fillmore Democrat Republican American *Took enough votes from Rep Party Issues: Preservation of the Union

Party Characteristics Major Leaders Whigs (1834-1854) Divided sectionally, united to oppose Dem. Daniel Webster Henry Clay Democrats (1828-present) Controlled fed gov, dominated by Southerners John C. Calhoun Liberty (1839-1844) Abolition; members moved to Free Soil & Rep James Birney Free-Soil (1848-1854) Composed of Liberty Party, anti-slavery Whigs & Dem Martin Van Buren Republican (1854-present) No.Whigs, Free-Soilers; opposed expansion of slavery Abe Lincoln American (1849-1860) AKA: Know-Nothings Anti-immigration, Anti-Catholic Millard Filmore

Dred Scott Decision (1857) Scott was taken into free terr  believed he was free  sued his master Chief Justice: Roger B. Taney Case Decision: Slaves are property and not citizens

John Brown’s Raid When? 1859 in Harper’s Ferry, VA Now West Virginia Causes? Desired to free slaves & begin a rebellion Effect? Abolition had a martyr

Lincoln-Douglas Debates Illinois Senate Race– 1858

Stephan Douglas and the Freeport Doctrine Popular Sovereignty?

Activity Choose a party from the chart in your notes. Create a BUGGY sticker that promotes your party. Share with the class 