Abolitionism and Slavery废奴主义与奴隶制.pptVIP

Abolitionism and Slavery He headed an abolitionists movement in the North? William Lloyd Garrison Garrison was the publisher of the newspaper called the ? Liberator Many religious leaders in New England saw slavery as a violation of____ principles? Christian Most famous anti-slavery or abolitionists novel ever written? Uncle Tom’s Cabin The author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin? Harriet Beecher Stowe The novel aroused strong feeling in the North as well as in? Europe These two things scared Southern slave owners? Northern abolitionists and Slave Revolts He led a slave revolt in South Hampton, Virginia? Nat turner His slave revolt involved trying to capture the city of Richmond? Gabriel Prosser The slave revolts led to the passing of? Harsh laws against fugitive slaves Southerners who favored abolition were intimidated into? Silence The admission of new states continually led to conflicts over? Whether the states would be slave or free Compromises were struck in order to maintain a balance of power in congress? The Missouri Compromise, The Compromise of 1850,Kansas-Nebraska Act and Popular Sovereignty. The Missouri Compromise only applied to what area? The Missouri Compromise only applied to what area? Louisiana Territory Slavery was prohibited where? North of the 36 30 Line of Parallel And slavery was permitted? South of the 36 30 The Compromise of 1850 brought this state into the union? California California came into the union as a ____state? Free All new states made from land acquired from Mexico(Southwest Territories) were? Decided upon by Popular Sovereignty Popular Sovereignty means? The people decide for themselves How could Kansas and Nebraska be brought into the union? By way of popular sovereignty If both could have been slave states this made what unconstitutional? Missouri Compromise Popular Sovereignty produced bloody fighting in Kansas causing it to be called? Bloody Kansas Who was fighting in Kansas? Pro-slavery and Anti-slavery people This party was formed