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United States Chattel Slavery and the Cotton Economy in the Deep South (1793–1865)

United States Chattel Slavery and the Cotton Economy in the Deep South (1793–1865)

  1. Whitney receives cotton gin patent

    Labels: Eli Whitney, Cotton gin
  2. Louisiana Purchase treaty signed

    Labels: Louisiana Purchase, United States
  3. Louisiana admitted as a slave state

    Labels: Louisiana state, Plantation economy
  4. Mississippi admitted amid cotton-plantation expansion

    Labels: Mississippi state, Cotton plantations
  5. Choctaw cede lands in Dancing Rabbit Creek treaty

    Labels: Treaty of, Choctaw Nation
  6. Nat Turner’s rebellion intensifies proslavery repression

    Labels: Nat Turner, Slave rebellion
  7. Texas annexation resolution approved

    Labels: Texas annexation, Republic of
  8. Compromise of 1850 strengthens fugitive slave enforcement

    Labels: Compromise of, Fugitive Slave
  9. Kansas–Nebraska Act repeals Missouri Compromise limits

    Labels: Kansas Nebraska, Popular sovereignty
  10. Hammond’s “Cotton is King” speech in Senate

    Labels: James H, Cotton is
  11. Mississippi secedes from the United States

    Labels: Mississippi secession, Secession ordinance
  12. Emancipation Proclamation issued

    Labels: Emancipation Proclamation, Abraham Lincoln
  13. Thirteenth Amendment ratified, abolishing slavery

    Labels: Thirteenth Amendment, United States