Bleeding Kansas

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by Kenyata Mays1 view·Updated Apr 11, 2022
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  1. Hi, my name is kenyatta maze and this is my presentation of bleeding Kansas
  2. bleeding Kansas.
  3. From 18 54 to 18 59 small civil war between pro slavery anti slavery advocates
  4. for control of the new territory of Kansas.
  5. This war created a debate over the legal
  6. overdose
  7. legal t of slavery in the proposed state of Kansas.
  8. The causes and effects of bleeding cancer
  9. sellers with different views on slavery brought conflict and violence to Kansas.
  10. Evolutionists organized the funding for several 1000
  11. several 1000 sellers to move to Kansas with the
  12. full intention of voting to make it a free state
  13. john Brown and his supporters attacked and murdered white southerners
  14. in protest.
  15. Preston brooks a pro slavery
  16. senator be anti slavery Charles summer
  17. with a club on the floor.
  18. It's in,
  19. it's in
  20. and the senate.
  21. I'm sorry Preston brooks a pro slavery senator be anti slavery
  22. Charles summer with the club on the floor of the Senate.
  23. And this is just a few pictures. Um, this is the AD
  24. four
  25. that there was
  26. the AD that was supposed that was put into the article
  27. and this is a picture
  28. a Preston brooks beating summer.
  29. What a club
  30. This led us about John Brown, he was born May 19, 1800
  31. May eight,
  32. May 1858. Brown held a secret anti slavery come bitch
  33. in Canada
  34. 50 white and black supporters adopted Brown's anti slavery reconstitution
  35. By December 1859.
  36. He led a raid from Kansas across the border into Missouri
  37. where he killed one slave owner and freed 11 slaves,
  38. Brown was captured and sent to stand trial for the treason
  39. against the commonwealth of Virginia for murder and for the conspirators
  40. and for conspiring with slaves to rebel? He was sentenced to death.
  41. That's an interesting fact.
  42. John Brown met Harriet Tubman in 1858 and helped him plan and
  43. recruit supporters for the rate of the Harpers Ferry in 1859.
  44. Interesting fact as well, he also met Frederick douglass,
  45. which he invited him to the meeting but he declined.
  46. Very interesting.
  47. The aftermath of bleeding Kansas Kansas
  48. Nebraska Act of 1850 for thousands of northerners and southerners
  49. Came to the newly created Kansas territory,
  50. slavery was put to an end when Kansas entered the Union on January 29, 1861
  51. franklin pierce. He had, he had a lot to do with this era and also
  52. with
  53. with the anti slavery and pro slavery act.
  54. He was the 14th president of the United States. He served from 1853 to 1857.
  55. He believed in anti state for movement.
  56. Sorry, he believed the anti slavery movement was a fundamental threat
  57. to the unity of the nation.
  58. He signed the Kansas Nebraska act,
  59. which he hoped was sad for both sides of the debate.
  60. The act repealed the Missouri compromise,
  61. which prohibited slavery in the United States territories north of
  62. Missouri Southern border
  63. and my open end question, do you think Kansas would have entered in the Union.
  64. If john Brown didn't push this rate,
  65. That's the end of my presentation.