The Acts of Pro Slavery
- Fugitive slave act
- Unable to testify
- 14 years
- Bleeding Kansas
- Preview
- Divide in country over slavery
- Kansas and Nebraska act
- Douglass
- Territory of Kansas and Nebraska
- Popular sovereignty
- John Brown
- Abolitionist - through violence
- Holy war
- Kill for cause
- Kansas free state
- Preview of larger conflict
- Not just political issue - moral
- Nullification crisis
- Tariffs, laws
- Make slavery hardship
- Succession of South Carolina
- Last stand to keep slaves
- War fight for slaves way of life
- Largest pivot points of war
- Major step towards revolution
- Battle of Fort Sumter
- Confederate states
- April 11
- Refused help
- Prepared for military assault
- 34 hours
- Casualties, low on ammunition
- Shocked North
Anti-Slavery Events
- Underground railroad
- Not physical
- Symbol - resistance
- Routes to help escape
- Freedom in North and Canada
- Neither underground or railroad
- Bravery / sacrifice
- Tubman, Douglass, Still
- Terminology
- Taught by Morgan Rosser
- Newspapers
- The North Star
- Pushing for immediate abolition
- "Right is of no sex - Truth is of no color"
- The Liberator
- WLG
- Abolition and social obstacles
- The Amistad Case
- Slaves kidnapped and packed on ship
- Ended up in NY
- Piracy and murder
- American Anti-Slavery Society
- Garrison, Purvis
- Abolished in British
- First of kind
- All men created equal
- A lot of people against
- Printing
- Disagreements
- Nationwide abolition
- Allow women to have active roles
- 1870 - dissolved
- Slavery Rebellions and Uprisings
- Nat Turner
- Calling from God
- 2 days, 2 nights
- Malicia
- Forced into hiding
- Caught after 2 months
- Hanged
- Aftermath
- Hysteria
- White mobs swept through
- Haitian Revolution
- Spanish and British
- John Adams - support
- Abolishment of Slavery - Trans Atlantic
- Shipped across Atlantic to be enslaved
- No leg room, snacks, might no survive
- Fought back
- Revolts
- Chained and starving
- Equiano
- Nullification Crisis
- Tariffs favor North, harm South
- SC exposition protest
- Jackson announced it unlawful
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