1. Harriet Beecher Stowe- uncle tom’s cabin: anti-slavery novel (fictional) (DABCD)
2. Country of Liberia- (Africa) liberty, stable
3. Luis Tappan- helped Theodore Well. He was a wealthy New York businessman who had house burnt down by angry mob.
4. William Lloyd Garrison- Wrote liberator newspaper, super radical( influenced John Brown. He thought only was to be armed and fight back. He hired an editor who wld leave & start his own paper (Fredrick Douglas).
Burned constitution in anger.
5. David Walker- former slave who was able to buy himself out, bloody radical.
6. Nat Turner- Was a slave in Virginia who fled, and arranged the slave rebellion. But got arrested/executed bc someone snitched. He was also a preacher despite not being fully literate. Bc of him, situation got worse & more ppl got scared.
7. Sir Walter Scott- English writer who romanticized slavery
8. Theodore Dwight Weld- powerful & started emancipation. Was leader of Lane Rebels. Wrote powerful antislavery works.
9. Elijah Lovejoy- preacher of evils of slavery and abolitionist martyr. He was beat to death by angry mob.
10. John Brown- murdered people
11. Primary market for Southern cotton production: Britain
12. Confederacy tried 2 get help from: Britain
13. Among eco consequences of south, wht was a bad consequence? Dependent on North (manufacturing & textile; consumption of cotton( trade)
a. 10% in South, & 90% in North (manufacturing)
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14. Most southerner slaves had: fewer than 10
15. A large portion of profits of cotton went to: North Traders & manufacturers (European)
16. Only group of southerners who opposed white slave owners: Appalachian Mountain whites (independent)
17. members of planter aristocracy had: keen sense for society and what they did
18. Most pro union of white southerners: Appalachian mountain men
19. By 1860, flight for slaves was most different in: Newer states of Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana (hardest slave life)
20. Perhaps the slaves greatest horror: forced separation of families
21. Forced sep of family most occurred in: small plantation and farms in upper south
22. Most slaves raised in: stable 2-person households
23. Those in North who opposed absolutist believed: creating disorder in America
24. Conflict between Taylor & Whig party leader clay issue was: banking & tariffs
25. To bring more $ into Federal treasury, John Taylor: signed into law modification that protected tariff
26. Nomination of James Polk in election anticipated by: Expansionists
27. Wilmot Proviso: allowed slavery & symbolized burning issue of slavery on territory
28. Largest single territory gain: Louisiana Purchase
29. Spanish Franciscan missionaries treated Spanish of California: very harshly/badly/almost like slaves.
30. Group that was most supp. of gaining control: Northern Democracy
