Chronological Reasoning for Chapter 13

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1808
  • External slave trade outlawed.
1810s–1850s
  • Suffrage extended throughout South to all adult white males.
1820s–1830s
  • Southern legislatures enact slave codes.
  • Southern legislatures restrict free blacks.
  • Southern intellectuals fashion systematic defense of slavery.
1822
  • Denmark Vesey executed.
1829
  • Appeal . . . to the Coloured Citizens of the World published.
1830
  • Southern slaves number approximately two million.
1831
  • Nat Turner’s rebellion.
  • First issue of the Liberator published.
1836
  • Arkansas admitted to Union as slave state.
1840
  • Cotton accounts for more than 60 percent of nation’s exports.
1845
  • Texas and Florida admitted to Union as slave states.
1860
  • Southern slaves number nearly four million, one-third of South’s population.
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