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Hist 1000 Lecture 27 Outline of Last Lecture The Reproduction of Slavery and Geographic ExpansionGeographic Expansion as an Attempt to Secure Slavery- The Problem of Soil Exhaustion- The Agricultural Reform Movement and Slave Resistance- The Inter-Regional Slave Trade: Salvation or Disaster?Expansion as Itself Destabilizing to Slavery as an InstitutionThe Separation of the Slave Family- Uncle Tom’s Cabin and Increasing Abolitionist Popularity- Slaveholder’s Attempts at Domestic ReformOutline of Current Lecture Factors in the Formation of the Republican Party- The Liberty Party Goes Mainstreamo Drop “Extraneous” issueso Attack the “Slavepower”o Become Political: Freedom National, Slavery Sectional- Threat from the Northern Right Wing: The Know Nothingso Continued Economic Development in the Northo Class Conflict and ImmigrationFormation of the “Know Nothings” (Order of the Star Bangled Banner)- Geographic Expansion and the Formation of the Free Soil PartyCurrent LectureThe Rise of the Republican Alternative: Free Labor, Free Men, Free SoilThese notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.Factors in the Formation of the Republican Party- The Liberty Party Goes Mainstreamo Drop “Extraneous” issues Left commitment to women’s rights behind They had to accept that the most pressing issue was slaveryo Attack the “Slavepower” Committed to the abolition of slaveryo Become Political: Freedom National, Slavery Sectional Since slavery is in the Constitution, it is legal and should be morally acceptable. The North does not have it, and the south believes that the north is seceding- Threat from the Northern Right Wing: The Know Nothingso Continued Economic Development in the North They worried about people are being turned into wage slaves- They blame the Irish, blame the immigrants (Nativism) o Class Conflict and Immigration Irish were forced to immigrant because of the potato famine o Formation of the “Know Nothings” (Order of the Star Bangled Banner) Gained lots of local state power Controlled every state office in Massachusetts and most of the state legislature Wanted to protect protestants o Geographic Expansion: A Better Opportunity for the Working Class- Geographic Expansion and the Formation of the Free Soil Partyo Where can we expand? Oregon, Michigan, Mexico, Unorganizedo How can we expand? Mexican American War, 1846-1847o How Will the New Territory Be Admitted?o The Wilmot Proviso, 1846, and the Formation of the Free Soldierso Popular Sovereignty and the Compromise of 1850 Let California in as a free state- Kansas Nebraska Act, 1854, and the Formation of the Republican Partyo Kansas Nebraska Act Splits the Whig Partyo Republican Party as a Sectional, One Issue Partyo Democrats National, Republicans


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