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Chapter 14: From Compromise to Secession 1850-1861

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Two Buffalonians in the White House

Two Buffalonians in the White House. Millard Fillmore & Grover Cleveland. Millard Fillmore & Grover Cleveland. Fillmore. Cleveland. Millard Fillmore, 1800-1874 13th president. Millard Fillmore Birthplace Locke, New York. Fillmore Home - East Aurora NY. Home in Buffalo NY.

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The 1850s:

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The 1850s:

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Journal: What is one thing about this test you feel confident with?

Journal: What is one thing about this test you feel confident with? What is one thing you feel you need to study more?. The Utah Journey: Holzapfel and Myers. Chapter 7 Settling the Great Basin. Objective.

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China and The West

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Millard Fillmore

Millard Fillmore. The 13 th President of the United States of America. Background & Family.

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Our 50 States: New York

Our 50 States: New York. Landon 04/05/13. Symbols of New York. The state bird is: Eastern Bluebird The state flower is: Rose The state tree is: Sugar Maple. Add a picture here. State Flag.

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Bell Ringer

Directions : Answer each of these in a complete sentence! (re-stating the question). Bell Ringer. Objectives. Describe the role the Fugitive Slave Act played in the increasing tensions between the North and the South. Tell the story/background of Bleeding Kansas.

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Slavery and Politics Before the Civil War

Slavery and Politics Before the Civil War. May 15, 2013 US History. What were the two major parties of the 1856 election?. Northern Whigs (Republicans). Southern Whigs. Supported the Kansas-Nebraska Act (slavery in the territories)

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Millard Fillmore

Millard Fillmore. He was born in 1800 and died in 1874 He was our 13 th president He was also in the Whig party 3 Fun Facts about Millard Fillmore Was the last president born in the 18 th century. Fillmore and his cabinet helped fight the Library Congress fire of 1851.

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