1800+to+1850

__1800-1850__ Slavery in 1800-1850 was at its breaking point. Rebellion was at its start and slaves were ready for freedom. This was their time to give the message to the people and make action. Will they scussed or will they have to wait more years for the real taste of freedom?

__Rebellion and Societies__ This was the time when rebellion and societies started rise. The slaves were ready to start at any point to start.

1800- Gabriel Prosser plans the first major slave rebellion in the history of the United States. The second revolt failed and Gabriel and 34 slaves were hanged. 1817- Black slaves who were freeborn were transported back to Africa by the [|American Colonization Society]. 1822- Slaves revolt in Charleston, South Carolina and 34 slaves were hanged. 1831- [|Nat Turner] leads the only effective sustained slave rebellion in U.S history. 1833- Willam Loyd Garrison and Arthur and Lewis Tappan with some other people in Philadelphia formed the American Anti-Slavery Society. 1835- Southern states in the U.S expel abolitionists and forbid the mailing of antislavery propaganda. 1840- The Liberty Party hold its first national convention in Albany, New York. 1843- Henry Highland Garnet made a speech that told all the slaves to kill their masters to be free. 1847-[|Fredrick Douglass] begins publication of the //**North Star**// an antislavery newpaper in the north.-//North Star// 1850- [|Sojourner Truth] travels to talk on behalf of the abolitionist movement troughout the American Midwest. Harriet Tubman [|returns for her family] in Maryland adnd guid ethem via the Underground Railroad. The United States congress passes series of compromise measures affecting part of the western part of the U.S and the District of Columbia to maintain balance with free and slave states. -//Underground Railroad//

__Out Lawed__ United States passed laws to help and prevent slavery and brought fear to some, but some failed to work. They would find a way to trough it and then the people would not care. At this time it did little to help slavery. But still some laws did work.

1801- Whites still brought slaves to the north even after outlawing slavery. 1804- Thats was the last year when the north gave up slavery. 1805- People inported 6,400 Africans in Rhode Island to work as slaves. 1808- The United States banned the importation of slaves. 1816- The New Methodism Church held the first general Conference in Philadephia. 1820- Main declared it was a free state and Missour declared it self as a slave state. 1831- The [|southerners feared] the uprise of the slaves in the south. 1834- In August 1 the West Indies abolished slavery. 1840- People started to abolise slavery with the help of songs. 1850- Norhern congressmen accept a harsher Fugitive Act in exchange for California's entering as a free state.

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