NEXT 10.4 Slavery and Secession -Controversy brings the nation to the brink of Civil War.

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NEXT 10.4 Slavery and Secession -Controversy brings the nation to the brink of Civil War

NEXT I. Slavery Dominates Politics A. Dred Scott Decision Dred Scott, slave who had lived in free areas sues for freedom Chief Justice Roger B. Taney gives decision - slaves do not have rights of citizens - no claim to freedom, suit begun in slave state - Congress cannot forbid slavery in territories - Overturns the Missouri Compromise 4 SECTION B. The Lecompton Constitution Proslavery Kansas government writes constitution, seeks statehood moTw

NEXT 4 SECTION A. Lincoln Challenges Douglas 1858, Republican Abraham Lincoln runs for Douglas’s Senate seat in the state of Illinois Because Lincoln unknown, challenges Douglas to 7 debates II. Lincoln-Douglas Debates B. Positions and Arguments Douglas: slavery backward, not immoral; Lincoln: slavery immoral Douglas thinks popular sovereignty will undo slavery Lincoln -legislation needed to stop spread of slavery Both men distort other’s views, make them seem extreme V3Mg

NEXT 4 SECTION A. Harpers Ferry John Brown plans to start a slave uprising, needs weapons 1859, leads band to federal arsenal in Harpers Ferry to get arms U.S. Marines put down rebellion, capture Brown III. Passions Ignite B. John Brown’s Hanging Brown is hanged for high treason, Dec Many Northerners admire Brown; Southerners fear future uprisings The U.S. Armory at Harpers Ferry ca The Warehouse and the Smith and Forging Shop are the first and second buildings on the right. “John Brown's Fort” is the first building on the left. XeUA

NEXT 4 SECTION A. The Republican Convention Overflowing crowds attend presidential convention in Chicago IV. Lincoln Is Elected President B. Seward and Lincoln Sen. William H. Seward expected to win nomination Lincoln wins nomination; seen as more moderate than Seward - tells South will not meddle with slaves; South feels threatened C. The Election of 1860 Democrats split over slavery Lincoln wins with less than half of popular vote - gets no Southern electoral votes

NEXT 4 SECTION V. Southern Secession A. The Shaping of the Confederacy SC and 6 other states secede: - want complete independence from federal control - fear end to their way of life - want to preserve slave labor system Feb Confederacy or Confederate States of America forms CSA permits slavery, each state is sovereign Former senator Jefferson Davis unanimously elected president JCDY

NEXT 4 SECTION B. The Calm Before the Storm Buchanan calls secession illegal, says also illegal to stop it Mass resignations from government in Washington, D.C.