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This caused voters to rush to Kansas and allowed voters to allow or prohibit slavery.

• Kansas-Nebraska Act

• Wilmot Proviso

• Freeport Doctrine

• Bleeding Kansas

violence after the Kansas-Nebraska Act was known as...

• Bleeding Kansas

• Suffering St. Louis

• Devastated Delaware

• Naughty Nebraska

leader of the Pottawatomie Massacre

• John Brown

• Dred Scott

• Abe Lincoln

• Stephen Douglas

Political party created to stop the spread of slavery west

• Republican Party

• Democratic Party

• Whig Party

• Pizza Party

Reorder the following

• Dred Scott sued to be free since they were living in a free state

• Dred Scott and his master lived in Illinois (a free state)

• Supreme Court ruled that slaves were property and could not sue for their freedom

• Northerners feared that slavery would spread because of this ruling

The ​ (a)   brought much attention to the ​ (b)   over ​ (c)   .

• Lincoln-Douglas debates
• conflict
• slavery

Location of a famous Lincoln/Douglas debate where Douglas said he'd allow states to decide for themselves on whether or not to permit slavery.

• Freeport, Illinois

• Washington, DC

• Rockford, IL

• Cleveland, OH

Even though he ​ (a)   the Senate election to ​ (b)   , Abraham ​ (c)   gained national ​ recognition and ​ (d)   .

• lost
• Stephen Douglas
• Lincoln
• popularity
• won
• taco
• Tommy Devito

half of the earth

• hemisphere

• longitude

• latitude

• equator

Match

Groups:

(a) South

,

(b) North

• against slavery

• supported slavery

• cotton

• factories

• poor transportation routes

• well developed roads and train system