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Know-Nothing (American) Party "anti-immigration, anti-Catholic, popular in the 1850s, adopted each local region's view of slavery"
 
Know-Nothing (American) Party "anti-immigration, anti-Catholic, popular in the 1850s, adopted each local region's view of slavery"
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"""Bleeding Kansas""" 1850s: term used by Horace Greeley to describe the fight between pro and anti slavery people in Kansas
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John Brown's attack 1856: led an attack that killed 5 proslavery settlers in Kansas (Pottawatomie Creek)
      
Brooks-Sumner incident "1856: abolitionist Sen. Sumner humiliates Sen. Butler, whose nephew responds by beating w/ cane "
 
Brooks-Sumner incident "1856: abolitionist Sen. Sumner humiliates Sen. Butler, whose nephew responds by beating w/ cane "
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