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The Wilmot Proviso and Key Events Leading to the Civil War

This review explores significant historical events and figures leading up to the American Civil War, including the Wilmot Proviso, which aimed to ban slavery in territories acquired from Mexico. It examines the role of John Brown, his impact on abolitionism, and the nature of his character. The Compromise of 1850 and the Kansas-Nebraska Act, emphasizing popular sovereignty, are discussed, along with the Dred Scott decision. Additionally, the review highlights the political landscape of the 1850s and the implications of the elections of 1856 and 1860, along with resistance movements like Uncle Tom's Cabin and the Underground Railroad.

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The Wilmot Proviso and Key Events Leading to the Civil War

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  1. Ch 10 Review: • The Wilmot Proviso: • What was it? Who supported it? • John Brown: • Who was he? What did he do? Did his actions help or hurt abolitionism? What kind of man was he? • Compromise of 1850 • What are its components? What was it meant to do? • The Kansas-Nebraska Act & Popular Sovereignty • Dred Scott Decision • 1850s Political Parties • What were they and what did they stand for? Which ones gained support? Which ones lost support? • Election of 1856 & 1860 • Resistance to Slavery: • Uncle Tom’s Cabin, Underground Railroad & John Brown

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