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Title: GROWTH OF SLAVERY


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GROWTH OF SLAVERY
  • HOW SLAVERY DIVIDED OUR NATION

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350 YEARS OF SLAVERY
  • PRE-REVOLUTIONARY
  • ALL MEN CREATED EQUAL
  • 3/5ths COMPROMISE
  • COTTON GIN
  • EXPLOSION OF GROWTH
  • REVOLTS
  • MO. COMPROMISE
  • TX/MEXICAN WAR
  • ABOLITION
  • COMPROMISE OF 1850
  • KS/NE ACT OF 1854
  • DRED SCOTT
  • JOHN BROWN

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PRE-REVOLUTIONARY WAR SLAVERY
  • DISCOVERY OF NEW WORLD
  • INDIANS FIRST
  • TRIANGULAR TRADE MOLASSAS TO RUM TO SLAVES
  • NORTH SOUTH IDEAOLOGY

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Loose Pack v Tight Pack
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ALL MEN ARE CREATED EQUAL?
  • DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
  • MORAL DILEMMA
  • CHANCE TO SOLVE THE ISSUE ONCE AND FOR ALL

7
3/5ths COMPROMISE
  • CONSTITUTION
  • PROPERTY

8
COTTON GIN
  • ELI WHITNEY AND MASS PRODUCTON
  • SEPERATE SEEDS
  • INCREASE OF COTTON PRODUCTION
  • NEGATIVE EFFECTS

9
EXPLOSION OF GROWTH
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EXPLOSION OF GROWTH
11
SLAVE REBELLIONS
  • GABRIEL PROSSER (1800)
  • DENMARK VESSEY (1821-1822)
  • NAT TURNER (1831)
  • TOUGHER SLAVE LAWS

12
Thomas Jefferson
  • In the gloomiest moment of the revolutionary
    war, I never had any (fears) equal to what I feel
    from this source... Every new irritation will
    make it deeper and deeper... We have a wolf by
    the ears, and we can neither hold him nor safely
    let him go. 1820

13
MISSOURI COMPROMISE (1821)
  • DESIRE FOR STATEHOOD 1819
  • TALLMADGE AMENDMENT
  • BALANCE OF POWER
  • MAINE APPLIES
  • HENRY CLAY
  • EXPANSION OF SLAVERY?
  • COMPROMISE
  • 36 30
  • WHO BENEFITTED?
  • PREDICT THE FUTURE

14
TEXAS / MEXICAN WAR
  • EXPANSION
  • ALAMO
  • WAR WITH MEXICO
  • CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE
  • GROWTH OF SLAVERY?
  • LAND WON OR STOLEN?
  • GADSDEN PURCHASE OF 1853

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COMPROMISE OF 1850
  • MANIFEST DESTINEY
  • CALIFORNIA 1849 AND STATEHOOD
  • MISSOURI COMPROMISE
  • POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY
  • HENRY CLAY
  • FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW OF 1850
  • NORTH AND SOUTH HAPPY???

16
ABOLITIONIST MOVEMENT
  • AGAINIST SLAVERY
  • WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON THE LIBERATOR, and THE
    ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY
  • FREDRICK DOUGLASS
  • UNDERGROUND RAILROAD
  • UNCLE TOMS CABIN
  • HARRIOTT TUBMAN
  • SOJOURNER TRUTH

17
Slave Whipping and Abuse
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KANSAS AND NEBRASKA ACT OF 1854
  • TERRITORIES
  • RAILROADS!!
  • SLAVERY?? YES OR NO?
  • MISSOURI COMPROMISE
  • STEPHEN DOUGLAS
  • POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY
  • OTHER MOTIVES?

19
DRED SCOTT
  • SLAVE
  • LIVED IN FREE TERRITORIES
  • SOLD TO AN ABOLITIONIST
  • SUES FOR FREEDOM
  • SUPREME COURT
  • FREEDOM DENIED

20
Dred Scott
  • Roger B. Taney-Chief Justice of U.S. Supreme
    Court
  • Slaves are property
  • A slave owner can take his property anywhere he
    goes.
  • Violation of 4th Amendment Rights
  • Missouri Compromise Unconstitutional!

21
JOHN BROWN
  • WHO IS JOHN BROWN?
  • BLEEDING KANSAS
  • POTOWATAMIE CREEK
  • HARPERS FERRY
  • CAPTURE TRIAL
  • REPERCUSSIONS

22
Lincoln/Douglas Debates
  • Illinois Senate Seat
  • Douglas wants to run for President 1860
  • Series of Debates
  • Lincoln starts slow but gains strength
  • Douglas wins election, but Lincoln gains national
    recognition

23
Abraham Lincoln 1858
  • In my opinion, it will not cease until a crisis
    shall have been reached and passed. A house
    divided against itself cannot stand. I believe
    this government cannot endure permanently half
    slave and half free. I do not expect the house
    to failbut I do expect it will cease to be
    divided

24
Election of 1860
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Election 1860
  • Abraham Lincoln---Republican
  • Stephen Douglas---Northern Democrat
  • John C. Breckinridge-Southern Democrat
  • John BellConstitutional Union Party
  • Democrats and Bell split their support allowing
    Lincoln to win! Did not win a single southern
    state!

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The South Secedes
  • President Buchanan does little to stop the
    movement
  • Dec. 20, 1860 South Carolina leads the way
    followed by MS, FL, AL, GA, LA, TX.
  • Form the Confederate States of America

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States Rights
  • Slavery is our way of life
  • We have a right to determine what is best for
    our state
  • We dont interfere with what you do in the
    North, so dont interfere with us in the South
  • States Rights is the real issue, but slavery will
    be the driving mechanism of this conflict known
    as the U.S. Civil War

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Sources
  • Isabelle Aguet, A Pictorial History of the Slave
    Trade (Geneva, Editions Minerva, 1971), plate 64,
    p.71 original source not identified
  • Published in Anthony Tibbles (ed.), Transatlantic
    Slavery Against Human Dignity (London HMSO,
    1994), p. 154, fig. 140.

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Sources
  • afrocityblog.files.wordpress.com/2009/08/slav...
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