Famous People Flashcards

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Stephen Douglas

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  • Proposed Kansas Nebraska act in 1854

- Was a candidate in the election of 1860 of the southern democrats

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Charles sumner

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The violence in Kansas was disturbing to him, so he gave a speech called crime against Kansas. In that speech he abused senator Andrew p. Butler, his nephew Preston brooks attacked sumner till he was unconscious

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Preston brooks

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Charles sumner gave a speech, in which he abused senator Andrew p. Butler, so his nephew Preston brooks attacked Charles sumner till he was unconcious

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Abraham Lincoln

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Won the election of 1860 with 180 electoral votes, but only 40% of the popular votes. He was from the Republican Party

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John Breckinridge

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Was a candidate in the election of 1860, of the southern democrats. Won most of the southern states

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John bell

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Was a candidate in the election of 1860, of the constitutional Union party. Won Tennessee, Kentucky and Virginia

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Harriet Beecher Stowe

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Wrote a novel called uncle tom’s cabin, her book inspired people to abolish slavery even more. South and north; both upset

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John brown

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  • Led an attack on Pottawatomie Creek
  • Attacked Harper’s ferry, Virginia, cut telegraph lines and stopped train
  • Brown hated slavery
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Dred Scott

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Dred Scott went to Wisconsin (free state) with his owner. He went to court and argued that his time in Wisconsin made him a free man.

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Henry Clay

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Created Missouri compromise and compromise of 1850

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