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In the United States, rancher is understood to refer to someone who raises animals (usually cattle, although sheep rancher is not unheard of) for profit on a large plot of rural land.
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1. Wilmot Proviso--a compromise for the new territory won from Mexico that would not allow slavery in the land.
2. Sectionalism--the action of the country becoming regional and only certain regions getting the government's attention.
3. Popular sovereignty--this is the policy of allowing the citizens of a territory vote on the issue of slavery.
4. Harriet Beecher Stowe: Uncle Tom's Cabin--this book awoke the US to the horrors of slavery and strengthened the abolitionist movement.
5. Anthony Burns--a slave transported back to slavery on the basis of the Fugitive Slave Act.
6. Free-soil Party--This party believed in the end to extension of slavery into new territories. This is the party of Lincoln.
7. Henry Clay: Compromise of 1850--This compromise dealt with the admission of California and the issue of slavery in the new territory from Mexico.
8. Daniel Webster--criticism of abolitionists due to the extreme nature of just ending slavery whereas most wanted to end the extension or use gradual abolition as a method.
9. Fugitive Slave Act--this act required the return of all runaway slaves regardless of where they end up in the country.
Life expectancy around the year 1800 was only about 36 years, so "middle age" (or median of lifespans) would be only about 17 or 18 years of age. By the time young people reached their late teens, they typically were expected to be working, married and carrying adult responsibilities.
Those life expectancy numbers can be a little misleading, though. A main reason that average life expectancy was only in the mid-30s is because infant mortality rates were very high. For persons who survived their childhood into adulthood, there was a good chance they lived to a much older age than 30-something.
The Athenian Constitution was text written by Aristotle and was an account of the political system of Athens.
