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Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Arkansas.

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The new nation that had slaves

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Federal fort in the harbor of Charlestown South Carolina

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People who wanted the south to secede

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

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Delaware, Maryland, Kentucky, and Missouri

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Place where weapons are made or stored

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Black man who claimed himself free because he was living on free land at one point but lost in court

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People who worked to end slavery in territories

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Letting people in a territory decide weather slavery should be aloud or not

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Act that supports letting people in a territory decide weather slavery would be aloud or not

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Movement to ensure that native born Americans receive better treatment than immigrants

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States had a right to nullify the acts of the federal government and even leave the union if they wish

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Order all citizens of the US to return slaves who have escaped to their owner. Also deny a slave a jury trial

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Hebert clay proposed this compromise that would favor 2 for the north and 2 for the south

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Something that is outdated

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Unreasonable or unfavorable opinion of another group that is not based on facts

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What the United States was called at this time