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Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Arkansas

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a federal fort in the harbor of Charleston

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The Southern states that left the Union and formed the Confederacy

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Those who wanted the South to secede

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web-magazine integrating news with a touch of insight, perspective and wit.

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Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina

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Delaware, Maryland, Kentucky, and Missouri

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is a place where weapons are made or stored

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The case started when Dred scott, an enslaved man living in Missouri, had filed suit against his owner

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New Englanders or Antislavery supporters who moved to Kansas to vote for it to be a free state

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Policy of letting the people in a territory decided whether slavery would be allowed there

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1854 law that called on citizens in each territory to decide the issue of slavery there

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movement to ensure that native-born americans received better treatment than immigrants

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Theory that states have the right to nullify acts of the federal government and even to the Union if they wish to do so

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Part of the Compromise of 1850, a law ordering all citizens of the United States to assist in the return of slaves

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Agreement designed to ease tensions over the expansion of slavery into western territories

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outdated

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An unreasonable, usually unfavorable opinion of another group

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The United States was also called the Union