(13/V) In 1857, he sent federal troops into Utah.

Before 1815, talk of nullification and even secession tended to come from

(14/IV) This Constitutional Amendment permanently banned slavery in the United States.

(13/III) This party stressed Protestant culture and federal-sponsored internal improvements.

(14/IV) General Benjamin Butler’s Genera; Order Number 28

In 1829, a great debate began in the Senate when Senator Samuel Foote proposed a bill that would

(13/II) Congressman from New York who proposed laws to gradually end slavery in Missouri.

The Presidential election of 1824 was decided by the

(15/III) A leader of the Baptist Women’s Convention, she worled to protect Black women From sexual violence by white men.

(13/III) Born a slave, this free Black rose to prominence as an abolitionist with the publishing of an autobiography.