It created the Nebraska and Kansas territories. Repealed the Missouri Compromise of 1820. Allowed settlers to determine if they wanted slavery or not. Also was initial started to create the opportunity to for Mideastern Transcontinental Railroad, and aroused the debate of slavery again among the Northern and Southern states.
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It gave rise to 'Bleeding Kansas' - rival groups descending on this one thinly-populated state to influence the local vote that would decide whether the new state would be slave or free.
Many call these the first shots of the Civil War.
It would allow the citizens of each new state to vote on whether to be slave or free - so-called Popular Sovereignty.
Sending the military into the South
Main idea: They accepted to become a neutral state. Without engaging themselves in conflicts... and having a small - defense-only - army. But... that's one of the main points...
Understood as "reasons for fighting", the main "points" of World War II differed for each side. On the part of the Axis powers, the point was to secure more regional control, to gain more (or better) economic resources, and to become dominant in the world-community. For the Allies, the point was to maintain a position of supremacy in the world-community, to protect their economic and political integrity, and to combat the expansionist moves of aggressor-nations.
did not recognize the state governments formed under Lincoln and Johnson plans except for Tennessee and divided the other ten former Confederate states into five districts.
The Militia Act of 1862 is the Act where the Union let African Americans fight in the war. Many African American regiments struggled to gain respect and dignity from their White counterparts. The United States War Department then created the Beurau of Colored Troops. Its main reposibility was to handle all of the personal matters to the African American troops. Information: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/404173/the_militia_act_of_1862_that_made_black.html?cat=37 The Militia Act of 1862 is the Act where the Union let African Americans fight in the war. Many African American regiments struggled to gain respect and dignity from their White counterparts. The United States War Department then created the Beurau of Colored Troops. Its main reposibility was to handle all of the personal matters to the African American troops. Information: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/404173/the_militia_act_of_1862_that_made_black.html?cat=37