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How was slavery handled in the frontier?- ivy matheson

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How was slavery handled in the frontier?- ivy matheson

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1. the states on the south were mostly slave states.
2. there were a lot of anti slave states
3. northern states were free states
4. a lot of southern people wanted kansas to become a slave state
5. if you were a slave and escaped you had 12 months to return

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How was slavery handled in the frontier?

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How was slavery handled in the frontier?

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1. Southern states were slave states
2.Northern states were usually free states
3.california was a free state but instituted the fugitive law
4. The Missouri compromise made missouri a slave state.
and the rest unknown states free states.
5.Northerners and southerners fought to make states free or slave states.

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How was slavery handled in the frontier? - Ava Elliott

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How was slavery handled in the frontier? - Ava Elliott

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1. Most Southern States were slave states
2. Most Northern States were free states
3. California instituted the Fugitive Slave law
4. The Missouri compromise made Maine a free state and Missouri a slave state
5. if your slave escaped they had twelve months to be returned or they were free

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How was slavery handled in the frontier?- Ella Roberts

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How was slavery handled in the frontier?- Ella Roberts

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1. If your slave escaped you only had 12 months the have them returned or they are allowed to stay free
2. California was the 16th state
3. There were a lot of anti slave states at the time
4. People from the south wanted kansas to become a slave state
5. Southern states supported slavery

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How was slavery handled in the frontier?

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How was slavery handled in the frontier?

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1. If you lost your slaves, you'd have a year to find and re-enslave them.
2. If you found a runaway slave, by law, you'd have to bring them back to their owner.
3. Slaves were not considered people, but property.
4. If you were a free black citizen  and got confused for a slave and were kidnapped and taken, nothing would be done for you.
5. 25% of all cowboys were black. btw I'm nicky, how do you put name on top?

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How was slavery handled in the frontier?

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How was slavery handled in the frontier?

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1. some states were anti-slavery and some were pro-slavery
2. 1/4 cowboy were African American
3.California let slave owners take their ex slave with them if found.
4. A lot of blood shed
tension between states

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how was slavery handled in the frontier? -jade collins  

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how was slavery handled in the frontier? -jade collins  

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1. if you were a ex master you would have to go back for them again.
2. when they ran away they got brought back to there owner.
3. slaves were not considered citizens.
4.the master had one year to give away there slaves.
5. there were anti slave states.

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How was slavery handled in the frontier -Eliya

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How was slavery handled in the frontier -Eliya

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1. they threatened to annoy the delegate balance between free states and slave states
2.There was confusion between pro slave states and anti slave states
3. Slaves would get tooken back to there owners if they were caught running away/In public places
4. California became the 16th free state
5. There had to be a line drawn between pro and anti slave states

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How was slavery handled in the Frontier? -Lucy Eshel

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How was slavery handled in the Frontier? -Lucy Eshel

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1.  1/4 of cowboys on the frontier were black
2. In California, if you were previously a slave and your ex master found you, you had to go back to them
3. Bleeding Kansas was caused by anti slavery believers
4.  California gave one year for slave owners to find their slaves
5. There was a lot of tension between free states and slave states

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How was slavery handled in the Frontier? - Daniel Cho

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How was slavery handled in the Frontier? - Daniel Cho

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1.if they run away, they are returned to owner.
2. war at Kansas, and was renamed Bleeding Kansas.
3. Ca and Or were free states
4. Ca yearly on gave slave owners 1 year to find their slaves.
5. Ca was the 16th free state

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How was slavery handled in the frontier?  - Ian

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How was slavery handled in the frontier?  - Ian

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1.That slavery should depend of the people/residence and not the govermant/congress
2.The Northerners fought for Kansas to be a free state
3.The Southerners wanted Kansas to be a slave state
4.The fight between South and North over Kansas got the name "Bleeding Kansas" because more than 50 people died in the event
5.Slave owners got 1 year to retrieve their slave from California

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How was slavery handled in the Frontier? -Rocky

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How was slavery handled in the Frontier? -Rocky

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1.California and Organ territory were free states.
2.Fugitive slaves were returned to their owners.
3.There were tensions between free states and slave states.

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How was slavery handled in the frontier- Clara 

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How was slavery handled in the frontier- Clara 

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1. If slaves were caught running away they had to go back to their owner
2. There were tensions between pro slave states and anti slave states
3. they threatened to upset the delegate balance between slave states and free states
4. An imaginary line was drawn between pro and anti slave states
5. California became the 16th free state

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what was life like for men women and immagrants in the western frontier? For men life was  harsh, all they did was hunt for food, 

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what was life like for men women and immagrants in the western frontier? For men life was  harsh, all they did was hunt for food, 

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what was it like for men, women, and immigrants? 

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what was it like for men, women, and immigrants? 

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for men life was harsh, all they did was hunt for food,

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During work and outside of it, slaves suffered physical abuse, since the government allowed it. Treatment was usually harsher on large plantations, which were often managed by overseers and owned by absentee slaveholders. Small slaveholders worked together with their slaves and sometimes treated them more humanely

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How was Slavery Handled on the Frontier?

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How was Slavery Handled on the Frontier?

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1. 1/4 of the cowboys on the western frontier were black
2. some places founded all black towns
3. bleeding kansas was caused by anti slavery believers
4. all southern states were for slavery
5. if the slaves that had run away ex masters caught them they had to go back to them

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Benjamin Eshel
1 Popular sovereignty gave citizens the right to vote for or against slavery.
2 The bleeding kansas massacre was caused by anti slavery sons against slavery.
3 Cali gave slave owners 1 year to retrieve their slaves.
4 Northern states anti slavery.
5 Southern states were anti slavery.

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1. The southern states were pro slavery
2. Northern states were anti slavery
3. 50 people were killed because they were pro slavery in the event "bleeding kansas"
4. California originally gave slave owners 1 year to retrieve their slaves
5. popular sovereignty gave people the right to choose whether or not to be involved with slavery

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How was slavery handled in the Frontier? - myla kelly

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How was slavery handled in the Frontier? - myla kelly

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1.  The southern states supported slavery

2. The northern states did not support slavery

3. 50 anti-slavery supporters were hacked to death in the event 'Bleeding Kansas'

4. California- at first- gave slaveowners 1 year to retrieve their slaves

5. Popular Sovereignty gave the citizens the right to choose their slavery affiliation

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California chose to enter the U.S as a free state but there were slaves there before that. They were told that, once they entered the U.S that they had to return runaway slaves. California gave the slave owners one year to collect them.