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to prevent slaves from fleeing their masters on the underground railroad(passive) is createdThe Fugitive slave law
earl maltz fugitive slave laws(passive) contributed bythe fugitive - slave - law fugitive slave laws
of ten sections(passive) was composedThe Fugitive Slave Law of
A South Carolina Senatorledthe passing of the Fugitive Slave Law
before there was a Republican Party(passive) was createdThe Fugitive Slave Law
none other than Satan himself(passive) to have been influenced bythe fugitive slave law
in accordance with the Fugitive Slave Acts of 1793 and 1850(passive) were createdThe Fugitive Slave Laws
although passed under the administration of Washington for the purpose of carrying into effect a plain , clear , and mandatory provision of the Constitution(passive) was setThe Fugitive Slave Law
Frederick Douglass , Wendell Phillips , William Lloyd Garrison and John Greenleaf Whittierledthe fight against the Fugitive Slave Law
Then , the Compromise of 1850 was enactedcreatingthe Fugitive Slave Law
bitterness between the North & the Southcausedbitterness between the North & the South
to protect slaveowners as a part of the Compromise of 1850had been designedto protect slaveowners as a part of the Compromise of 1850
to many conflicts between Northern abolitionists and Southern slave owners in the 1850sledto many conflicts between Northern abolitionists and Southern slave owners in the 1850s
out harsh penalties to those who did not assist in returning a runaway slavesetout harsh penalties to those who did not assist in returning a runaway slave
after the rebellion led by Nat Turner states a slave master can go to the north and retrieve free slaves and bring back into slaverywas createdafter the rebellion led by Nat Turner states a slave master can go to the north and retrieve free slaves and bring back into slavery
the North to hate slavery even morecausethe North to hate slavery even more
tension in all the black runaway slavescausestension in all the black runaway slaves
the country towards the brink of warwould leadthe country towards the brink of war
to war and did more harm to slaves than good according to this authorcontributedto war and did more harm to slaves than good according to this author
to kidnapping in the North because slave masters just had to find someone who looked similar to the slave who ran awayledto kidnapping in the North because slave masters just had to find someone who looked similar to the slave who ran away
alsoledalso
a rushcauseda rush
to an incredibly heated court trialledto an incredibly heated court trial
the roiling national disturbances(passive) caused bythe roiling national disturbances
to the demise of his political careerledto the demise of his political career
the election of Lincoln , the raid at Harper ’s Ferry , and the Dred Scott decision allcontributedthe election of Lincoln , the raid at Harper ’s Ferry , and the Dred Scott decision all
uproar both North and Southcauseduproar both North and South
rancorous debatewould ... provokerancorous debate
resentment form people in the Northcausedresentment form people in the North
to considerable opposition or even nullificationledto considerable opposition or even nullification
the most fighting amongst themcausedthe most fighting amongst them
BrownpromptedBrown
his decision to go to California and on to Australia(passive) was caused byhis decision to go to California and on to Australia
sectional tensioncreatedsectional tension
to the Registercontributed greatlyto the Register
campaigns the defender to a health hospitalcreatecampaigns the defender to a health hospital