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President Lincoln once met her and said: “So, you’re the lady that started this whole war.”

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HARRIET BEECHER STOWE - author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin, an important book to the abolitionist movement

President Lincoln once met her and said: “So, you’re the lady that started this whole war.”

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UNLCE TOM’S CABIN - a novel about a runaway slave escaping to the North, makes people aware of the issue of slavery, sells hundreds of thousands of copies

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the plot of Uncle Tom’s Cabin is the story of the life of a slave named TomIncludes some stories of escapes to freedom

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FUGITIVE SLAVE ACT - a law that said slaves could be arrested without an arrest warrant and brought back to their owner in the South

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Southerners felt the Fugitive Slave Act was justified because slaves were viewed as property

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The Fugitive Slave Act brought the issue of slavery to the NorthNortherners now had to face the slavery issue

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the Nebraska Territory was now the new controversy

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Senator Stephen Douglas of Illinois proposes the KANSAS-NEBRASKA ACT to create Nebraska and Kansas Territories

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Each territory will be able to decide whether they want to be a free or slave state - POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY

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This act would replace the Missouri Compromise in deciding free or slave states

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people for and against slavery now moved to this area to be able to vote on this issue

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Many people voted illegally and fights break out in Kansas - this becomes known as “BLEEDING KANSAS”

An attack on Lawrence becomes known as the “Sack of Lawrence”

BLEEDINGKANSAS

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JOHN BROWN is in Kansas and begins to become a strict abolitionistHe will become an important figure later

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Senator Charles Sumner of Massachusetts is attacked on the floor of the Senate and hit over 30 times with a cane by a slavery supporter

An attack even happened in Congress

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ATTACK ON SENATOR SUMNER ON FLOOR OF THE SENATE

http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/USAnast.htm

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