'Slavery laws' diaporamas de présentation

Pro and Anti-Slavery Arguments

Pro and Anti-Slavery Arguments. The Political Argument. The 1840's saw the continuing debate over the issue of slavery. This debate ushered in an era of politicization over the heated topic with the creation of several political parties and the proposal of slavery-related legislation.

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Slavery Laws

Slavery Laws. The Missouri Compromise (1820). The Compromise of 1850. The Fugitive Slave Act (1850). The Kansas-Nebraska Act (1854). The Dred Scott Decision (1857). The Freeport Doctrine (1858).

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FIELD-BASED COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH PROJECT

FIELD-BASED COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH PROJECT. LAW 2301 ESTATES, TRUSTS AND WILLS. I NVESTIGATIONS AT THE AFRICAN BURIAL GROUND. THANKS TO JULIA AND MARTA FOR THE INSPIRATION!. You can read about the genesis of this project in our class blog, The Dearly Departed.

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The Black Codes

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The Coming Of Lincoln

The Coming Of Lincoln. How did the Kansas Nebraska Act undue the tradition of compromise that was illustrated with the Missouri Compromise & the Compromise of 1850? What was the platform of the Republican party? What did they want to remain free?. Immigrant Aid Societies. Bleeding Kansas-

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Trouble in Kansas

Trouble in Kansas. Chapter 18.2 . The Election of 1852. The Democrats Selected Franklin Pierce, a little-known politician from New Hampshire, after none of the four leading candidates secured a majority of votes

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Slavery Slavery Definition: the state of being a slave (sell somebody into slavery)

Slavery Slavery Definition: the state of being a slave (sell somebody into slavery). Done By: Cindy, Janielynne, Lim Wei Ting & Jerlyn. History of SLavery. S lave systems in historical perspective in which a human being is legally the property of another.

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Blood Done Sign My Name

Blood Done Sign My Name. Timothy B. Tyson. Quart. 1 Section 1. Racism in the United states is still a big problem despite slavery laws being abolished a long time before A black man (later to be recognized as a Vietnam veteran) was shot and killed in Oxford, North Carolina

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Slavery Laws

Slavery Laws. The Missouri Compromise (1820). The Compromise of 1850. The Fugitive Slave Act (1850). The Kansas-Nebraska Act (1854). The Dred Scott Decision (1857). The Freeport Doctrine (1858).

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