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Maddy.King
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 Posted: Tue May 11, 2010 4:11 am Post subject: Missouri Compromise/ Compromise of 1850 |
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sooo group,
post if you have questions or comments or anything |
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Maddy.King
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| Posted: Tue May 11, 2010 5:12 am Post subject: |
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also..................
e should probly have a little blurb explaining what these things are hahaha |
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georgia.indigo
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| Posted: Tue May 11, 2010 5:22 am Post subject: |
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heres my timeline so far. tell me if theres anything i'm missing needs more explaining or doesnt need to be there or anything:
1819
The Missouri Territory applies for ‘statehood panic’
Maine separates from Massachusetts
James Tallmadge jr. proposes that no new slaves be taken in to Missouri
1820
Henry Clay suggests compromise for Missouri to be a slave state and for Maine to become a free state. Also that slavery be banned in the rest of the Louisiana territory anywhere above 36 30’ north latitude
Monroe is reelected
Congress approves the Missouri Compromise
1823
Monroe Doctrine
1824
Presidential election. William Crawford from the south. Andrew Jackson from Tennessee. Henry Clay and John Quincy Adams run as nationalists
Jackson had most votes but not enough to win
1825
House Of Representatives elects John Quincy Adams
(ANY IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR INBETWEEN)
1848
Zachary Taylor elected president
California is ordered to apply for statehood
1850
Early 1850 Henry Clay proposes an omnibus bill
California enters the union as free state but slavery is left to popular dominion
Congress debates clays bill for 6 months
President Taylor dies July 9th 1850
Congress defeats the bill in July 1850
Millard Fillmore takes over presidency
Stephen a. Douglas submits a compromise, which is almost the same as Clay’s, but instead it is proposed to congress in separate parts
Congress passes Compromise of 1850
Compromise takes a toll on political system and the Whig party, which Millard Fillmore is, part of
1852
The election ends the Whig party
Industrial growth and railroads |
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mswartz
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| Posted: Tue May 11, 2010 6:54 am Post subject: Missouri Compromise |
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It looks good, Georgia!
I researched the Political Issues from our topic and I wrote about a page and a half worth of stuff. I actually might have written too much info so can you help me edit it down to the most important information during class?
I found myself having to summarize the Missouri Compromise and the Compromise of 1850 as a whole, because it connected to what I had to say about the political issues. So nobody need's to write an overview of what everything actually was... see you tomorrow! |
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