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gptkbp:instance_of
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gptkb:legislation
gptkb:political_negotiations
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gptkbp:addressed
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territorial expansion
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gptkbp:consists_of
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five laws
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gptkbp:contributed_to
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Civil War tensions
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gptkbp:date_enacted
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September 1850
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gptkbp:depicted_in
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temporary solution
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gptkbp:enacted_by
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gptkb:United_States_Congress
September 18, 1850
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gptkbp:governing_body
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the sectional crisis
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gptkbp:historical_context
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pre-Civil War America
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Compromise of 1850
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gptkbp:included
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gptkb:Fugitive_Slave_Act
Fugitive Slave Act strengthened
California admission as a free state
abolition of slave trade in Washington, D. C.
popular sovereignty in New Mexico and Utah
California admitted as a free state
Texas boundary settled
New Mexico and Utah territories organized with popular sovereignty
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gptkbp:includes_provisions_for
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Utah territorial government
Abolition of slave trade in D. C.
Fugitive Slave Law enforcement
New Mexico territorial government
Texas boundary adjustment
slave trade in Washington D. C.
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gptkbp:influenced
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future compromises
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gptkbp:influenced_by
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gptkb:Mexican-American_War
Public opinion on slavery
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gptkbp:is_aimed_at
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Legislative compromise
Facilitating westward expansion
ease tensions between North and South
Avoiding civil conflict
Creating a temporary peace
Establishing a balance of power
Maintaining the Union
Preventing secession
Reducing sectional strife
Resolving disputes over slavery
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gptkbp:is_criticized_for
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gptkb:Free_Soil_Party
gptkb:oppression
strengthening slavery
Fugitive Slave Act provisions
California's free state status
Territorial status of New Mexico and Utah
fugitive slave provisions
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gptkbp:is_debated_in
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gptkb:House_of_Representatives
gptkb:Senate
1850
Senate and House of Representatives
Congressional committees
Compromise of 1850 debates
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gptkbp:is_designed_to
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preserve the Union
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gptkbp:is_influenced_by
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gptkb:Manifest_Destiny
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gptkbp:is_opposed_by
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gptkb:William_Henry_Seward
gptkb:Southern_fire-eaters
gptkb:Southern_Democrats
abolitionists
Radical abolitionists
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gptkbp:is_promoted_by
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Compromise advocates
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gptkbp:is_significant_for
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American expansionism
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gptkbp:is_supported_by
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gptkb:Stephen_A._Douglas
gptkb:Whig_Party
gptkb:Northern_Democrats
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gptkbp:key_event
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gptkb:American_history
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gptkbp:led_to
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gptkb:Civil_War
increased sectional conflict
formation of the Republican Party
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gptkbp:led_to_debates_over
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states' rights
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gptkbp:negotiated_by
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gptkb:North_and_South
free and slave states
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gptkbp:passes_through
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gptkb:U._S._Congress
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gptkbp:product
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gptkb:political_negotiations
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gptkbp:proposed_by
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gptkb:Henry_Clay
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gptkbp:ratified_by
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President Millard Fillmore
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gptkbp:related_to
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gptkb:Fugitive_Slave_Act
slavery issues
California admission to the Union
Slave trade in Washington, D. C.
Territorial status of New Mexico and Utah
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gptkbp:repealed_by
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gptkb:Kansas-Nebraska_Act
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gptkbp:resulted_in
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increased sectional tensions
Political realignment
Increased sectional tensions
controversial Fugitive Slave Act enforcement
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gptkbp:signed_by
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gptkb:Millard_Fillmore
President Millard Fillmore
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gptkbp:significance
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Attempt to ease tensions between slave and free states
attempt to ease tensions between slave and free states
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gptkbp:strategic_goals
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many historians
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gptkbp:was_a_catalyst_for
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abolitionist movements
the abolitionist movement
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gptkbp:was_a_compromise_that_attempted_to_balance
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free and slave states
the interests of slave and free states
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gptkbp:was_a_compromise_that_had_long-term_effects_on
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American society
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gptkbp:was_a_compromise_that_highlighted_the_divisions_in
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gptkb:the_United_States
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gptkbp:was_a_compromise_that_included_provisions_for
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the return of escaped slaves
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gptkbp:was_a_compromise_that_involved
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key political figures of the era
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gptkbp:was_a_compromise_that_involved_negotiations_between
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various political factions
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gptkbp:was_a_compromise_that_reflected_the_complexities_of
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American politics at the time
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gptkbp:was_a_compromise_that_reflected_the_tensions_between
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different regions of the country
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gptkbp:was_a_compromise_that_resulted_in
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increased polarization between North and South
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gptkbp:was_a_compromise_that_sought_to_address
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the issue of slavery in the United States
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gptkbp:was_a_compromise_that_ultimately_failed_to_prevent
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gptkb:the_Civil_War
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gptkbp:was_a_compromise_that_was_characterized_by
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intense political debate and division.
political maneuvering and debate
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gptkbp:was_a_compromise_that_was_debated_for_months_before
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its passage
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gptkbp:was_a_compromise_that_was_debated_in_the_context_of
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growing sectionalism in the U. S.
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gptkbp:was_a_compromise_that_was_influenced_by
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public opinion on slavery
economic interests in the West
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gptkbp:was_a_compromise_that_was_met_with
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mixed reactions from the public
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gptkbp:was_a_compromise_that_was_part_of_a_larger_context_of
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American expansionism
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gptkbp:was_a_compromise_that_was_seen_as_a_failure_to_address
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the root causes of sectional conflict
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gptkbp:was_a_compromise_that_was_seen_as_a_way_to
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avoid conflict over slavery
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gptkbp:was_a_compromise_that_was_seen_as_necessary_for
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national unity
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gptkbp:was_a_compromise_that_was_shaped_by
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the political landscape of the 1850s
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gptkbp:was_a_compromise_that_was_ultimately
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a precursor to the Civil War
a reflection of the tensions of the time
unsuccessful in preventing the Civil War
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gptkbp:was_a_compromise_that_was_viewed_as_a
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necessary evil by some politicians
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gptkbp:was_a_controversial_piece_of_legislation_that
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sparked national debate
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gptkbp:was_a_factor_in
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the lead-up to the Civil War
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gptkbp:was_a_legislative_act_that_aimed_to_resolve
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conflicts over slavery and territory.
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gptkbp:was_a_legislative_effort_to_address
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gptkb:territorial_disputes
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gptkbp:was_a_legislative_package_that_included
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gptkb:the_Fugitive_Slave_Act
popular sovereignty in new territories
the abolition of the slave trade in D. C.
the admission of California
the establishment of New Mexico and Utah territories
five separate bills
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gptkbp:was_a_response_to
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gptkb:California_Gold_Rush
gptkb:Mexican-American_War
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gptkbp:was_a_response_to_tensions_over
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slavery in new territories
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gptkbp:was_a_response_to_the_admission_of
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California as a state
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gptkbp:was_a_significant_event_in_the_lead-up_to
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gptkb:the_American_Civil_War
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gptkbp:was_a_significant_factor_in_the_rise_of
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sectionalism in the U. S.
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gptkbp:was_a_significant_legislative_event_in
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the 19th century
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gptkbp:was_a_turning_point_for
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U. S. political history
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gptkbp:was_characterized_by
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gptkb:political_maneuvering
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gptkbp:was_followed_by
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gptkb:Kansas-Nebraska_Act
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gptkbp:was_influenced_by
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gptkb:Kansas-Nebraska_Act
gptkb:Missouri_Compromise
gptkb:public_opinion
gptkb:Senator_Henry_Clay
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gptkbp:was_part_of
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pre-Civil War legislation
compromises over slavery
The antebellum period
The sectional conflict in the United States
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gptkbp:was_seen_as_a_necessary_evil_by
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some politicians
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gptkbp:was_supported_by
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moderate politicians
Moderate politicians
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gptkbp:year
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1850
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gptkbp:bfsParent
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gptkb:Millard_Fillmore
gptkb:Zachary_Taylor
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gptkbp:bfsLayer
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3
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