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The 1850's, Campaigns and Elections 9-25
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The 1850's, Campaigns and Elections Discontent in the South Discontent in the North Elections 1825-1860
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Discontent in the South Compromise of 1850 Publication of Uncle Tom’s Cabin Birth of the Republican Party
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Compromise of 1850 Said that all states should be able to choose whether or not to have slaves
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Publication of Uncle Tom’s Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe
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Birth of the Republican Party March 20th, the Republican Party was born in a Ripon, Wisconsin schoolhouse.
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Discontent in the South Bleeding Kansas Lincoln-Douglas Debates John Brown’s Raid
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Bleeding Kansas Caused by the Kansas- Nebraska Act, 1854
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Lincoln-Douglas Debates 1858, Abraham Lincoln challenged United States Senator Stephen Douglas’s support of a law allowing slavery in free territory.
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Lincoln-Douglas Debates
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October 16, 1859 Harper’s Ferry, VA John Brown’s Raid
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Discontent in the North Ostend Manifesto Kansas-Nebraska Act Bleeding Kansas Sumner-Brooks incident
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Ostend Manifesto US tries to buy Cuba from Spain- 1854
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Sumner-Brooks Incident
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Discontent in the North Dred Scott decision The influx of German and Irish immigrants Panic of 1857
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Dred Scott Decision 1846 – Scott v. Sandford
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1852 Elections Decline of the Whig Party
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1856 Elections Rise of the Republican Party
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1856 Elections Know- Nothing Party
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1860 Elections Four Candidates
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1860 Elections Lincoln- Republican Party
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1860 Elections Douglas- Northern Democrats
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1860 Elections Breckinridge- Southern Democrats
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1860 Elections Bell- Constitutional Union
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Effects of the 1860 Elections
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Secession of South Carolina and the Lower South
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Order of Secession 1.) South Carolina-December, 1860 2.) Georgia-January 29, 1861 3.) Mississippi-January 1861 4.) Texas-February 2, 1861
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Effects of the 1860 Elections Efforts at Compromise
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