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The compromiseleadto a new fugitive slave law called the Fugitive Slave Act

a personhas influencedme a lot Essays on fugitive slave act

all state personal liberty lawswere designedto make enforcement of the Fugitive Slave Act more difficult

the consequencessetforth in the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850

a great historical fiction novelsetat the time of the passage of the Fugitive Slave Act

the eventsledto passage of the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850.[7

Eventsleadingup to the Civil War Fugitive Slave Law

1 Slavery Actsleadingto the Civil War Fugitive Slave Act

Slavery Actsleadingto the Civil War Fugitive Slave Act

The demand from the South for more effective legislationresultedin enactment of a second Fugitive Slave Act

these actionsinfluencedto pass the Fugitive Slave Act in 1850

for a unit on Sectionalism or Abolitionism within a US History course(passive) is designedThis lesson about the Fugitive Slave Act

More progress in this particular directionleadsto the anti - slavery act

The untold history of the northern conception of state sovereigntyledabolitionists to resist the federal Fugitive Slave Acts

This compromiselater resultedin the Fugitive Slave Law of 1850

the actions in Congressleadingto the Fugitive Slave Law of 1850

this incident ... threeledto the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850

states ... a more stringent lawresultedin the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850

a more stringent lawresultedin the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850

one familyresultedfrom the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850

urgency ... Southerners ' demandsledto the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850

Due to the desire of some Americans to abolish slavery , the Underground Railroad was establishedleadingto a strict Fugitive Slave Act

The 19th - century senator , representative , and presidential candidate ... Compromise of 1850resultedin the enactment of the Fugitive Slave Act

a manpromptedthe Fugitive Slave law

to strengthen the previous law , which was felt by southern states to be inadequately enforced(passive) was designedThe Fugitive Slave Act of 1850

the citizens ... a manpromptedthe Fugitive Slave law

escaped slavesleadingto the Fugitive Slave Law

the Compromise of 1850resultedin the Fugitive Slave Law

to free slaves from the plantations(passive) was designedThe Fugitive Slave Act

the compromiseis leadingto the fugitive slave act

The Compromise of 1850ledto the Fugitive Slave Act

The decision ... the Compromise of 1850resultedin the Fugitive Slave Act

to return escaped slaves to their owners(passive) was designedThe Fugitive Slave Act

This case and others like itcausedthe Fugitive Slave Act

legislationdesignedto thwart the Fugitive Slave Acts

slave law ... these measures the fugitive slave act essay helpedleadfugitive slaves

the fugitive slave act essay helpedleadfugitive slaves

witnessed the effect of slaveryto paintFugitive Slaves

a new tribecomposedof fugitive slaves

considerable courageleadingfugitive slaves

some ex - slave preachers to fear travel to church conferences in the U.S.causedsome ex - slave preachers to fear travel to church conferences in the U.S.

in gross abusesresultedin gross abuses

some ex - slave preachers to fear travel to church conferences in the U.S. , which might expose them to capturecausedsome ex - slave preachers to fear travel to church conferences in the U.S. , which might expose them to capture

to a discussion at a cabinet meeting of President James Buchananledto a discussion at a cabinet meeting of President James Buchanan

to help slave - owners get back runaway slaveswas designedto help slave - owners get back runaway slaves

to encourage the return of runaway slaves who sought refuge in free states ... but the Constitution left enforcement of this clause to the cooperation of the states rather than to the coercion of Congressdesignedto encourage the return of runaway slaves who sought refuge in free states ... but the Constitution left enforcement of this clause to the cooperation of the states rather than to the coercion of Congress

a novel(passive) provoked bya novel

to warledto war

to the kidnapping and forced entry into slavery of any number of black peopleledto the kidnapping and forced entry into slavery of any number of black people

an expansion of the " Underground Railroadpromptedan expansion of the " Underground Railroad

to discord and dissensiondid ... leadto discord and dissension

to the Civil Warledto the Civil War

to President Franklin Pierce 's attempt to make an example of Boston after the Burns Fugitive Slave Casecontributedto President Franklin Pierce 's attempt to make an example of Boston after the Burns Fugitive Slave Case

to the Civil Warledto the Civil War

to warcontributedto war

the United States(passive) caused bythe United States

to Presidentcontributedto President

violent oppositionprovokedviolent opposition

in all of the followingresultedin all of the following

the northern states due to enforcement of itcausesthe northern states due to enforcement of it

to the warcontributedto the war

the formation of the Underground Railroadcausedthe formation of the Underground Railroad

the fighting(passive) caused bythe fighting

more controversycausedmore controversy

widespread reactions in the Northprovokedwidespread reactions in the North

conflictis causingconflict

the most fighting amongst themcausedthe most fighting amongst them

to the law 's demisecontributedto the law 's demise

Henry to be re - enslavedcould have causedHenry to be re - enslaved

to assist in thedesignedto assist in the

rancorous debatewould ... provokerancorous debate

to the American Civil Warledto the American Civil War

more people to join abolitionistcausedmore people to join abolitionist

to the South rebellingledto the South rebelling

to assist in the recovery of runaway slaves by increasing the number of federal officers anddesignedto assist in the recovery of runaway slaves by increasing the number of federal officers and

the Abolitionistinfluencedthe Abolitionist

in several illegal attempts to kidnap refugees in Canada and return them to former owners in Southern statesresultedin several illegal attempts to kidnap refugees in Canada and return them to former owners in Southern states

to appease those angrywas designedto appease those angry

whether John's decision to go to California and on to Australia(passive) was caused bywhether John's decision to go to California and on to Australia

to the Dred Scott decision , which made the Civil War all but inevitableledto the Dred Scott decision , which made the Civil War all but inevitable

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