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1 Fugitive Slave Act Name one fact of this Act
Fugitive Slave Act Name one fact of this Act. This Act is a component of what?

2 Describe what you see in this artwork…

3 We have received a message from Uncle Sam…

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5 Writing Assignment: Write a persuasive essay… You are a Northerner.
Will you support the Fugitive Slave Act (and support slavery) OR break the Fugitive Slave Act and oppose slavery (perhaps you will help slaves)? Defend your position. Make sure to discuss the consequences of your decision.

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