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Women Reformers Begin To Battle For Gender Equality

Two Powerful Black Abolitionists Make Their Voices Heard

The Mormons Find Their Home And Support The War

James Knox Polk’s Consequential Presidency

The Treaty Of Guadalupe Hidalgo Ends The War With Mexico

General Zachary Taylor Wins Lasting Fame At Buena Vista

“Popular Sovereignty” Becomes The Democrat’s Answer to The Wilmot Proviso

James Knox Polk Term

Americans Occupy California And New Mexico

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General Scott Moves Inland In The South

Salmon Chase’s New “Free Soil Party” Portends America’s
“Third Political System”

Four Cross Party Factions Emerge On The Slavery Issue

Polk Gets His Tariff Bill Approved

Gold Is Discovered In California

Whigs Make Large Gains In The Off-Year Election Of 1846

The Republic Of Texas Is Annexed

Taylor’s Support Of The Wilmot Proviso Shocks The South

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The Seneca Falls Convention Coalesces The Women’s Rights Movement

Polk Gets The Independent Treasury He Wants

A Proposed Ban On Slavery In DC Intensifies Sectional Anger In The House

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The Oregon Boundary Dispute With Britain Is Resolved

James Thornwell & Other Clergymen Offer A Biblical Defense Of Slavery

Moderate Southern Whigs Stage A Rebellion In The House

A Host Of Splinter Groups Threaten Party Unity

The Slavery Issue Causes A Schism Within The Protestant Churches

Public Attitudes Toward Slavery Begin To Shift In The North

Congress Debates The Morality And Implications Of The Mexican War

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General Scott Conquers Mexico City And Ends The War

Congress Finally Approves A Funding Bill Without A Ban On Slavery

War Breaks Out With Mexico

Clay And Douglas Offer An “Omnibus Bill” To Assuage The South

Zachary Taylor’s Term

Three Parties Nominate Candidates For The Pivotal 1844 Election

The Two Major Parties Select Their Candidates For The 1848 Race

The Question Of Texas Annexation Again Assumes Center Stage

Two Splinter Parties Nominate Their Presidential Candidates Early On

The War With Mexico Picks Up Momentum

California Adopts A Free State Constitution To Join The Union
And President Polk Say He Will Support it

Political Battles Over A Proper Peace Treaty With Mexico Intensify

The Wilmot Proviso Is An Existential Threat To The South