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Zhonghua Yi Xue Za Zhi. 2013 Nov 26;93(44):3532-6.
[Coordinated regulation of PI3K and Notch signal pathways in the activation and proliferation of CD4(+)T lymphocytes in asthma mice].
Nie Y1, Yang BK, Sheng AQ, Zhang WX2, Li CC.
Department of Pediatrics, Taihe Hospital, Hubei College of Medicine, Shiyan 442000, China.
Department of Pediatric Pulmonology, Yuying Children's Hospital, Wenzhou Medical University, Wenzhou 325027, China. Email:zhangweixi112@163.com.
To explore whether the signal pathways of phosphoinositide 3-kinase (PI3K) and Notch can realize coordinated regulation on the activation and proliferation of CD4(+)T lymphocytes.
Male BALB/c mice were randomly divided into control and asthma groups. Then the murine model of asthma was established by the method of ovalbumin (OVA) challenge. The CD4(+)T lymphocytes were isolated by magnetic activated cell sorter (MACS) and then activated with phytohaemagglutinin (PHA) (10 µg/ml) and IL-2 (1000 U/ml) for 6 h. Those cells were then divided into Group A: without any treatment; Group B: treatment with PI3K inhibitor (LY294002); Group C: treatment with Notch inhibitor (gamma-secretase inhibitor, DAPT); Group D: treatment with PI3K inhibitor and Notch inhibitor. The protein and transcription levels of Cyclin A, Cyclin D1 and P27(kip1) of CD4(+)T lymphocytes were assessed by flow cytometry and reverse transcriptase polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR).
The results of flow cytometry showed that the purity of MACS-isolated CD4(+)T lymphocytes was 90.0% ± 5.2% and the survival rate 94.8% ± 3.2%. The protein (28.0% ± 3.5%, 14.9% ± 3.4%) and mRNA levels (0.55 ± 0.16, 1.38 ± 0.42) of Cyclin A and Cyclin D1 in CD4(+)T lymphocytes of asthma group were significantly higher than those of the control group (13.4% ± 3.5%, 7.7% ± 1.8% and 0.32 ± 0.10, 0.92 ± 0.37) (P = 0.002, 0.036 and P = 0.007, 0.042). The protein and mRNA levels (23.3% ± 3.9% and 0.16 ± 0.03) of P27(kip1) of asthma group were significantly lower than those of control group (37.5% ± 5.8% and 0.32 ± 0.03, P = 0.006 and P = 0.000). The protein and mRNA levels of Cyclin D1 in groups A, B, C and D-treated CD4(+)T lymphocytes were 12.2% ± 3.7%, 7.3% ± 3.0%, 8.1% ± 2.3%, 4.2% ± 1.7% and 1.71 ± 0.44, 1.07 ± 0.31, 1.21 ± 0.32 and 0.62 ± 0.20 respectively; groups B, C and D decreased markedly compared with group A (all P < 0.01) while group D decreased significantly compared with groups B and C (all P < 0.05). The protein levels of P27(kip1) in groups A, B, C and D were 22.9% ± 3.0%, 31.6% ± 5.3%, 28.4% ± 5.6% and 44.6% ± 2.8% respectively; group B was significantly higher than that of group A (P = 0.016) while group D was significantly higher than those of groups A, B and C (P = 0.003, 0.004, 0.000). Meanwhile P27(kip1) mRNA levels in each group were 0.16 ± 0.07, 0.36 ± 0.09, 0.63 ± 0.08 and 0.99 ± 0.21 respectively; groups B, C and D were much higher than that of group A (P = 0.016, 0.000, 0.000) while group D was significantly higher than those of groups B and C (P = 0.000, 0.023). The protein and mRNA levels of CylinA showed no statistical significance among different experimental groups (all P > 0.05).
The signal pathways of PI3K and Notch may coordinately up-regulate the expression of positive regulatory factor cylinD1 and down-regulation the expression of negative regulatory factor P27(kip1) of CD4(+)T lymphocytes.
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This presentation is of the sectional crises over states' rights and slavery's westward expansion that gave way to American Civil War. It is the fourth in a series of textbook/lecture substitutes designed for students in a college seminar on the Civil War and Reconstruction.
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1. The Civil War & Reconstruction
2.  The establishment of the cotton gin allows cotton to become a cash crop which triggers a resurgence in slavery. The acquisition of land after the Mexican War reignited debates over slavery being extended into the newly acquired territories as slaveholders want to get in on the cotton boom. Slaveholders, wannabe slaveholders, and those who profit from slavery or the racial discrimination that flows from the institution all want slavery to expand. Enslaved, free, and freed blacks as well as increasingly prominent white abolitionists (Garrison) and anti-slavery activists (like Whitman & Lincoln) oppose the further expansion of slavery. Both camps are ready to fight to advance their cause. The ties holding the Union together unravel from 1850-1860.  This is not predestined. Indeed, had both sides been willing to compromise it is likely that there would have been no war, no emancipation proclamation, no Reconstruction, etc. However, historians can look back at this time period to understand why the war began when it did.
3. 1820 Missouri Compromise1846-1848 War with Mexico1846 Wilmot Proviso established & rejected1848 Gold discovered in California Territory1850 Compromise of 18501854 Kansas-Nebraska Act overturns Missouri Compromise1855-1856 Bleeding Kansas1857 Dred Scott decision1859 John Brown’s Raid on Harper’s Ferry1860 Election of Abraham Lincoln1860 South Carolina secedes from the Union1861 Confederacy formed, Fort Sumter attacked; Civil War begins
4.  This term we have seen tobacco, indigo, rice, and sugar as the primary cash crops produced by enslaved people in the colonial and early revolutionary eras. We have also learned that slaves were deployed as domestic servants, in cities, as artisans, dockworkers, in factories, mines, etc. Although most Americans are familiar with cotton as a crop produced by enslaved people, this crop did not become mass produced by enslaved people until the 1800s. Cotton was a labor-intensive and expensive to produce in mass because laborers had to pull the tiny seeds from the cotton by hand. Until the 1790s, most slaveholders stayed away from it. Enslaved people were growing their own cotton on provisional lands to make clothing, linen, etc. However most cotton is imported into the U.S. until circa 1793. This will change with the development of the cotton gin.
5.  Cotton Gin was created by Eli Whitney and patented in 1793. The gin freed enslaved laborers to pick the cotton and use the gin to separate the seeds. Cotton is easier to produce in massive amounts as a result of this invention. Short staple cotton (with a shorter growing season) becomes “king” among the antebellum cash crops produced by enslaved people. Though other crops (sugar in LMV) and industries (mining, factories, lumber) use slave labor, cotton becomes the foundation of antebellum slavery.
6.  Sugar cane cultivation in Lower Mississippi Valley (Louisiana) region grows. Refugees from Saint- Domingue (Haiti) bring skills and desire to rebuild. Sugar becomes a major cash crop. Intensifies demand for slave labor in the LMV region and pushes it from a “society with slaves” to a “slave society.”
7.  Four things were needed to turn cotton & sugar into the cash crops that transformed slavery and the nation:  A steadfast desire of Americans to recreate the wealth of the eastern seaboard in the western territories;  New and vacant land on which to settle and produce cash crops;  Capital (or $$$) to finance the purchase of land, slaves, and startup costs; and  Mass unfree labor to carry out the clearing of the land and the cultivation of this crop (slavery had already been used profitably for almost 2 centuries in BCNA).Source: Adam Rothman, “Slavery and National Expansion in the United States,” Magazine of History, 23 no. 2 (2009)
8.  New Immigrants looking to take advantage of economic opportunities in the new nation.  Indentured servitude has died out and been replaced by slave labor for people of African descent and wage labor for people of European descent. Poor and middling American born whites.  These people are looking to recreate the wealth and political power generated by slaveholders in the South and entrepreneurs and industrialists in the North. These people don’t want to be wage laborers, they want their own land, farms, businesses, etc. Elite whites in North and South.  They want to expand their wealth and political power by moving west. Slaveholding apparatus  The men (and their families) who do not necessarily own slaves but benefit from slavery—doctors, lawyers, insurance agents, slave traders, slave catchers, merchants, etc. who move west.
9.  Many of these women and men have seen the social, economic, and political benefits of slavery and they want to recreate the wealth and power produced in the east in the West. Scholars have read their letters, diaries, and journals which show their desire to become rich gain power by owning slaves. Walter Johnson notes that they want “make a [new] world [for themselves] out of slaves.” At the same time we know that many people heading west were opposed to slavery for economic reasons—where slavery existed, planters gobbled up land (shutting out small independent farmers) and the use of enslaved labor decreased the wages of white workers. These people believe they can generate wealth by banning slavery from the western territories. The contrasting visions of the trans-Mississippi west, especially over whether or not slavery will exist there, will lead both groups to clash.
10.  The will to create wealth intensifies westward expansion from the eastern seaboard to the southern and western interior. On the minds of migrants is the federal question of whether slavery will be allowed in the West. The NWO, 1787, determined where slavery can exist in newly acquired territories (it is banned North of the Ohio River but permitted South of the Ohio River) but Congress made no provisions for land beyond the Mississippi (because they hadn’t acquired it yet). With the Louisiana Purchase of 1803, this changes. The LA purchase doubles the size of the U.S. and activates new debates about where slavery can exist. See map here. There will be future acquisitions through the war with Mexico and the forced expulsion and decimation of the Native American population and as we shall see below, with every acquisition, the debate over slavery’s existence in the West will reignite. The desire for land to cultivate cash crops will also yield filibustering campaigns in Latin America and an offer to purchase Cuba to extend U.S. slavery throughout the hemisphere.
11.  A key issue with these land acquisitions is that the land was not vacant. Native Americans, whom early colonists had driven from the Atlantic coast, are still residents. However, demand for land and ideas about white superiority result in repeated decisions to remove the indigenous people from the land. This demand would continue until the end of the 19th century. The removal of Native Americans to West of Mississippi River occurred via:  Informal removal through violence (attacks) and war;  Formal through (illegitimate and legal) land grab treaties;  42,000 Creeks, Choctaws, Chickasaws removed in the 1830s; and  Cherokee Removal 14,000 (4000 died) aka the Trail of Tears, 1838.
12.  Northern industrialists who want cheaply produced cotton for textile mills or other goods like salt, turpentine, lumber. Northern, Chesapeake, Lowcountry slaveholders who sell “surplus” slaves south and west as they abolish slavery or shift to other economies that require less slave labor. Wealthy bankers and investors, especially from northern states and from England. These men lend money to those migrants who are heading west so that they can buy land, buy slaves, finance their startup costs, build homes, roads, business, run trade, etc. They also make money off of goods produced by slave labor.
13.  Slavery had been used to supply labor in North America since the 17th century so it is a no-brainer that they will use slave labor in the cotton kingdom. One source of the enslaved laborers who were sent west was the reopened transatlantic slave trade.  Between the end of the American Revolution and 1808 when Congress ended it, more than 250,000 African slaves were imported into the U.S.  However, because the demand is so strong, thousands of African captives were smuggled annually thereafter until 1857. Another source will be the domestic slave trade.  Approx 2 million enslaved people were transported from the Northern states that were abolishing slavery via gradual abolition laws and from the eastern coast areas of the Chesapeake and the Lowcountry.  The Second Middle Passage had some of the same horrors of the First Middle Passage.
14.  With all of the ingredients in place, slavery expands across the continent and intensifies. Slavery is a key part of the new nation’s economy, so much so that scholars like Adam Rothman refer to the U.S. during this period as a “slave country.”  Slavery wasn’t simply a private industry, it was protected and backed by the U.S. government, especially in the Deep South and the borderlands the U.S. shared with Mexico and with Native American land. As slavery intensifies, slaveholders move to accumulate more wealth by moving west and protect their interests by seeking political protection in electoral politics.  This would be difficult to accomplish because just as they are expanding their interests, those who are opposed to slavery for economic, moral, and religious reasons start to become more vocal and politically active.
15. 45004000350030002500 Thousands of Bales of Cotton2000 Thousands of Slaves15001000 500 0 1800 1810 1820 1830 1840 1850 1860
16.  During the antebellum period a growing frustration with slavery congealed into several campaigns to endit.  Enslaved people and free and freed black people opposed slavery for their own reasons.  White Americans opposed it for different reasons.  Some white Americans are opposed slavery for moral or religious reasons. We call these women and men abolitionists because they campaigned to end slavery.  Other white Americans who were opposed slavery for purely economic and political reasons (hating competition with slaveholders’ wealth and enslaved people’s cheap labor). These people disliked African Americans & objected to their presence in the U.S. We call these women and men anti-slavery activists. Rather than moving to end slavery, these people wanted to stop the institution from spreading westward. In the years leading up to the Civil War they worked separately and sometimes collectively to push back against slaveholders to end slavery or to stop slavery from spreading west.
17.  Northwest Ordinance (1787) to the Missouri Compromise (1820)  How to settle issue of slavery in older territory and newly acquired territory via the Louisiana Purchase. Jacksonian Era, 1820s-1840s  Problem of slavery in the west is dormant—no new territory acquired but the big “fill-in” as Americans move west. Mexican War, 1846-1848  Convergence of resurgent proslavery expansion and new “free soil” and abolitionist movements drives final wedge in nation.Source: Adam Rothman, “Slavery and National Expansion in the United States,” Magazine of History, 23 no. 2 (2009).
18.  The Northwest Ordinance (1787)—article 6 outlawed slavery north of the OH River in what became OH, IN, MI, IL, and WI; slavery permitted south of the OH River in what became KY, TN and later AL and MS. The Louisiana Purchase (1803)—security concerns, about the size of the black population, emerge in the wake of Haitian Revolution leads to some pushback on slavery spreading into the territory.  There is an initial ban on importing foreign slaves but it is lifted as proslavery forces gain power in Congress and in the White House and as more slaveholders and “wannabe” slaveholders move west. Debates about slavery in the West continue to fester and escalate. The Missouri Compromise (1820)—tensions come to a head about settling land acquired under the LA Purchase when Missouri applied for admission to the Union as a slaveholding state. Opponents to slavery in the West want the application for admission to the Union blocked.
19.  To settle the issue, another compromise is established. Missouri can enter the Union as a slaveholding state as long as Maine enters as a free state. This keeps the balance of power in Congress and in elections for the presidency equal between slaveholders and those who are opposed to slavery for economic, moral, and religious reasons. Those who develop the compromise draw a line through the LA Purchase territory and establish that slavery can exist south of the line but it will be banned north of the line. Moreover, no slave state can enter the Union unless there is a free state ready to join at the same time and vice versa. This keeps the balance of political power equal for the time being. See interactive map here. But the debate will reappear once more land is acquired.
20.  Jefferson had this response to the debates over the Missouri Compromise in a 1820 letter he wrote to John Holmes: “like a fire bell in the night, [the debate], awakened and filled me with terror. I considered it at once as the knell of the Union. It is hushed indeed for the moment. But this is a reprieve only, not a final sentence. A geographical line, coinciding with a marked principle, moral and political, once conceived and help up to the angry passions of men, will never be obliterated; and every new irritation will mark it deeper and deeper.”
21. Phase 1Signaling his uneaseover the intensity ofthe debates overslavery’s westwardexpansion and itsimpact on the futurerepublic, a prescientJefferson wrote, it isas though “we havethe wolf [slavery] bythe ear, and we canneither hold himsafely nor let him go.Justice is in onescale, self-preservation is in theother.”
22.  After the Missouri Compromise  Anti-slavery and abolitionist movements begin to build more moral, economic, racialized support and they are aided by a growing free black population.  Historians note that they started to frame their arguments against slavery’s westward expansion in terms of a “slave power conspiracy.”  The “slave power conspiracy” is the idea that slaveholders are gobbling up the land and using their wealth and political power to make the entire U.S. open to slavery.  Most abolitionists want to end slavery once and for all (few addressed or discussed what would come afterwards).  Most anti-slavery activists accept slavery’s existence in the East but they want to stop it from expanding into the West.
23.  After the Missouri Compromise  Proslavery forces feel the threat of the growing abolition and anti-slavery movements.  Many historians note that they framed their support for slavery and its expansion westward in terms of a “money power conspiracy.”  The “money power conspiracy” is the idea that northern and British industrialists and entrepreneurs are using their wealth and political power to not only stop the expansion of slavery but end the institution all together so that free labor can replace slavery.  They want to secure slavery where it exists and be allowed to have slavery or to take their slaves anywhere in the country they want.
24.  During this period, we will also see the articulation of a state’s rights argument that reasoned that states could leave the Union and/or be able to reject laws that they believed did not favor them or that might drastically alter their quality of life. In 1832, South Carolinians revolted against high import duties that they believed hurt their state and benefited northern industry.
25. Phase 2They, led by JohnCalhoun, adopted anOrdinance ofNullification andargued not onlycould they rejectlaws they could alsoleave the U.S.
26. Phase 2President AndrewJackson and manyopponents ofnullification workedout a compromise toavoid disunion butthe idea ofnullification lingeredamong manysouthern powerbrokers.
27.  After the Missouri Compromise  No new land is acquired by the U.S. until Texas is annexed in 1845, so there are no new tensions over slavery’s expansion in the U.S.  Westward expansion yields “fill-in” movement as Americans move west, filling in the territory acquired under the Louisiana Purchase.  The Domestic Slave Trade ignites w/ 2 million slaves transported.  Sold via domestic slave markets or taken west with their masters. See Walter Johnson’s Soul by Soul and/or Ira Berlin’s chapter “The Migration Generations,” in Generations of Captivity.  Most people are relocated from along the eastern seaboard states into the interior states (LA, AL, AR, MS, TX). See Adam Rothman’s Slave Country.
28. Phase 3 Manifest Destiny-the belief that Americans were predestined to control the continent shaped their aggressive movement westward, despite the occupation and ownership of the land by Native Americans and by Mexico, which had recently gained its independence from Spain.In 1872 artist John Gast painted American Progress, which depicted the migrations west. Here the goddess-like figure ofColumbia, who embodies the U.S., leading the way into a darkened west.
29. Phase 3President James K.Polk sent troops intothe borderlandsregion which becameone of severalcatalysts for the U.S.-Mexican War.Some northernopponents ofslavery’s expansionargued that it was awar of conquestdesigned to spreadslavery further southand west.
30. Phase 3The war concludeswith the U.S. as thevictor.Through the Treatyof GuadalupeHidalgo, the U.S.controls the areathat todaycomprises the statesofCalifornia, Utah, Nevada, and parts ofArizona and NewMexico.
31.  Annexation of Texas, 1845. Mexican War, 1846-48.  In Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo, Mexico cedes land to the U.S. which extends U.S. territory to the Pacific. Both acquisitions reignite the debates about whether and where slavery could exist in the newly acquired territories. See this map of national expansion through war and purchase. California, Compromise of 1850.  The discovery of gold in 1848 activates massive migration. California applies for admission to the Union as a free state, even though the territory spans Missouri Compromise line. Slaveholders protest admission.  As we shall see, the compromise Congress sketched out resulted in slavery being banned in California and slaveholders getting a much stronger Fugitive Slave Law.
32.  With the other lands acquired via the Mexican War, there is a new fight over slavery’s expansion.  Slaveholders, “wannabe” slaveholders, and members of the slaveholding apparatus are adamant about moving west and northwest.  Opponents of slavery resist vowing to stop slavery’s spread westward so that working and middle class white men and their families could move west without having to worry about competing with slaveholders who gobbled up the land or enslaved people who were worked for free or for much less than white men. Congress tried to settle the issue with another compromise.
33. Phase 3To address his anti-slavery constituents’wishes, SenatorDavid Wilmotproposes a proviso(1846) to ban slaveryin lands acquired inMexican War.He argues that theland should bepreserved for non-slaveholding whitemen.
34.  The bill failed to become law but the slaveholding apparatus sees it as a threat and decide that any step to ban slavery in the West would be the death knell for the institution. The slaveholding class started fortifying their defense of slavery and articulating a willingness to secede or go to war to protect the institution and the way of life that slavery created for them and their families. As slaveholders flex their political muscle, abolitionists and antislavery advocates mobilize politically to end slavery and to stop its expansion westward.
35.  Liberty Partyis established in 1840 as a national political party composed of abolitionists (those opposed to slavery for moral and or religious reasons). They fail to win significant votes in elections to end slavery. Free Soil Party established, 1848. This is a national political party established by anti-slavery activists (those opposed to slavery for mostly economic reasons).  The party’s members are both Democrats and fmrWhigs andKnow Nothings.  They fail to win national elections and the parties dissolve but their political momentum builds. In 1854 antislavery activists establish the Republican Party whose members want to contain slavery in the South and end slaveholders’ influence on federal government, U.S. policy, and in western settlement. This political mobilization against slavery and its expansion westward will lead to the political fights of the 1850 that descend into war.
36. Phase 3 To address lingering issues over slavery in the West, Congress passes legislation in favor of popular sovereignty, an idea brought to political reality under the 1854 Kansas-Nebraska Act, that allowed the people who moved into territories to vote on whether slavery should exist there. Rather than ending the political fights over slavery’s expansion, the political debates over popular sovereignty escalate and descend into violence in theThis image shows the ruins of the Free State Hotel in the aftermath of the Kansas elections.sacking of Lawrence in 1856.
37. Cuban Filibuster Movement In the 1850s, U.S. slaveholders start campaigning to take over land in Latin America to extend their wealth and power. They found their biggest champion in Narcisco Lopez who launched several campaigns to foment revolution in several slaveholding LatinNarcisco Lopez’s filibusters seize Cardenas, Cuba, May 1850 American colonies and countries.
38.  As if tensions aren’t bad enough, the political rhetoric heats up as both groups start to speak in terms of “progress” and the Nation and conspiracy theories.  Both slavery supporters and opponents see their future and that of the nation as tied to what happens in the West.  Both groups use fatalistic language to describe what will happen if their opponents’ goals are realized in the West.  The language they use to describe themselves and their opponents is exaggerated and attuned to advance their political and economic agenda of allowing slavery to continue & expand or having it end or remain contained. Some historians argue that this intensified rhetoric, which is spread more quickly because of technological advancements (more newspapers, railroads/steamboats, and the Atlantic cable), will make it more difficult for Americans to reach further compromise. The earlier slides provided a preview but the following slides provide more detail.
39.  Advocates of slavery argue that northern bankers and industrialists want to use their economic might to end slavery’s expansion and turn all white Americans into the oppressed working-class laborers who own no property and are often locked in the grip of poverty and often die in industrial workplaces because of horrible labor conditions created by greedy industrialists and bankers.
40.  Opponents of slavery and its expansion argue that slaveholders and those who benefit from slavery want to use their economic might and growing political might to allow slavery to expand not only in the West but throughout the nation. They want to continue to gobble up the land for themselves and steal the labor and lives of even more people, and use their wealth and influence to public policy. In the process, slaveholders rob working-class white men of the opportunity to advance because make achieving wealth impossible.
41.  One key thread in these debates is the second wave of the abolitionist movement. I-1770-1830 —Includes Quakers, other religious opponents to slavery, and those shaped by the Enlightenment and Great Awakening to end slavery.  They are committed to ending slavery gradually, peacefully, and compensating slaveholders for the loss of their human property. II-1831-1865—Includes the mostly white biological and ideological descendants of first movement, free black people, and fugitive slaves like Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman.  Increasingly, they reject gradual abolition and compensation.  The more radical of this group, like William Lloyd Garrison, David Walker, and John Brown will reach a point where they support the use of violence and war to end slavery.  These people help with the Underground Railroad, lobby Congress to end slavery, deliver anti-slavery speeches, and publish anti- slavery novels, pamphlets, and newspapers.
42.  Anti-slaveryactivistsaren’t the same as abolitionists in that they oppose slavery and its expansion for economic and political reasons. They believed that men should be paid for their labor. They hate being forced to compete with slaveholders and enslaved people’s labor because they know the financial odds are stacked against them. They hate the political power slaveholders wield over local, state, and national government. They are embodied by men like Walt Whitman and Abraham Lincoln. Although there is much dividing abolitionists and anti- slavery activists, increasingly they will work together under the Republican Party to challenge proslavery Democrats and win the White House.
43.  As both camps are defending their interests, the discovery of gold in California intensifies westward migration (including slaveholders and their slaves). When California applies for admission to the Union as a free state, slaveholders cry foul re: the “money power conspiracy”. Slaveholders and their opponents clash in public debates and in Congress re: the admission of CA as free state. Henry Clay (author of the Missouri Compromise) and other members of Congress create the Compromise of 1850 that pacifies both the South and the North for a short period.
44.  California enters the Union as a free state; New Mexico was to be made a territory and Texas was to remain within its borders; Utah was to be made into a territory with no estd decision on slavery; New Fugitive Slave Law placed under federal jurisdiction; The Slave Trade was abolished in Washington, D.C. Neither slaveholders nor opponents of slavery are happy with the compromise but it keeps the peace.
45.  Slaveholders and free soilers are still moving west into Kansas & Nebraska where slavery would have been prohibited under the Missouri Compromise. As the territories apply for admission to the Union, Americans ask:  Will slavery be allowed in the territory? Stephen A. Douglas works out a plan to settle the question:  Popular sovereignty which means, allow residents of the territories to decide the status of slavery themselves. This decision nullifies the Missouri Compromise. Americans rush into the Kansas territory and battles ensue as they try to vote in an election determining the fate of slavery in the territory. 200 people die in the fighting, leading many to dub it “Bleeding Kansas.” The violence & arguments about Kansas reflect tension.
46. Brooks attacksSumnerTensions got so highin the debates overKansas thatsoutherner PrestonBrooks responds toinflammatoryspeeches about hisuncle by CharlesSumner by attackinghim with a cane.Southernersrejoiced andnortherners wereoutraged.
47.  In 1857 the U.S. Supreme Court, which had been silent about the debates about slavery in the territory, weighs in its ruling in the Dred Scott decision. Scott was an enslaved man who had been taken into a free territory. He and his lawyers argued that since slavery didn’t exist where he lived for a period, he had gained his freedom. The Supreme Court disagreed, ruling that slaveholders could take their slaves into any of the territories and their enslaved status would not change. Abolitionists, Anti-Slavery activists, and enslaved and free black people cried foul over the “slave power conspiracy.”
48. John Brown’sRaid on Harper’sFerryPlans to raise an armyof abolitionists andenslaved people toend slavery by force.Although the planfails and Brown andother conspirators areexecuted fortreason, proslaverysoutherners aremortified that whitemen would useviolence to endslavery.
49. John Brown Trial“The Trial of JohnBrown atCharlestown, Virginia, for Treason andMurder.” Sketch byPorte Crayon (DavidStrother).
50.  By the end of 1859, the U.S. was rife with sectional strife over the issue of slavery expanding into the western territories. Political figures continued to try to hammer out additional compromises over the issue. Although the Civil War is not predestined to happen, historians have looked back over this period and determined that argument’s about slavery’s expansion westward and about states’ rights to reject federal policies that they believe are detrimental to their survival helps us to better understand why the war happened when it did.
51.  Fergus Bordewich, America’s Great Debate William Cooper, The South and the Politics of Slavery David Herbert Donald, et al eds., The Civil War and Reconstruction; Don Fehrenbacher, The Dred Scott Case Eric Foner, Free Soil, Free Labor, Free Men Michael Holt, The Political Crisis of the 1850s Tony Horwitz, Midnight Rising Thomas Morris, Free Men All Michael Morrison, Slavery and the American West
52.  Cotton gin http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cotton_gin. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/aia/part4/4p1550.html Louisiana Purchase Map:  John Brown Trial: http://thelouvertureproject.org/index.php?title=Image:Unit http://www.digitalhistory.uh.edu/learning_history/brown/j ed_states_map_1803.jpg ohn_brown_trial.cfm. Native American Cultures Map:  California Gold Diggers: Image: http://www.worldmapsonline.com/UnivHist/30014_6.gif. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:California_Gold_Diggers.j pg. Native American Removal: http://www.worldmapsonline.com/UnivHist/30068_6.gif.  Gast’s American Progress: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/12/Am Cutting the Sugar Cane: erican_progress.JPG. http://readinganthro.wordpress.com/ Thomas Jefferson: Sugar cane: http://www.topnews.in/sugarcane-cultivation-  http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/1e/Tho orissa-decline-2175105 mas_Jefferson_by_Rembrandt_Peale%2C_1800.jpg Battle of Buena Vista: Guadalupe Hidalgo Map: http://faculty.umf.maine.edu/walter.sargent/public.www/w  http://tbenewnation.wikispaces.com/War+with+Mexico+- eb%20103/outline%2013%20umf%20103_06.htm. +The+Treaty+of+Guadalupe+Hidalgo Compromise Map: David Wilmot: http://americancivilwar.com/pictures/compromise_1850.ht  http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5d/Da ml vid_Wilmot.png Brooks attacks Sumner: http://faculty.umf.maine.edu/walter.sargent/public.www/w  John C. Calhoun: http://www25.uua.org/uuhs/duub/articles/johnccalhoun.h eb%20103/outline%2013%20umf%20103_06.htm. tml Southern Chivalry:  Andrew Jackson: http://www.civilwaracademy.com/bleeding-kansas.html. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/64/An John Brown: drew_Jackson.jpg
53.  Domestic Slave trade: http://www.inmotionaame.org/gallery/index.cfm;jsessionid =f8302075491325377941656?migration=3&topic=7&type=ma p&bhcp=1 ; http://www.inmotionaame.org/gallery/index.cfm;jsessionid =f8302075491325377941656?migration=3&topic=7&type=ma p&bhcp=1 U.S. Territorial Growth Map: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:USA_Territorial_Growth_ 1810.jpg Cuban Filibuster Movement: http://www.latinamericanstudies.org/filibusters.htm
54.  The 1860 election; “Why A Lincoln Presidency Meant War”; The secession winter; Secession; The beginning of the Civil War.
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reviewers.Rated 5 out of 5 by TheWiseFlea Great medium storage shelf
Rated 5 out of 5 by designvalue Need an inexpensive, portable dresser solution?
I bought this item to use as a "dresser" for my son's college apartment. I needed something that was easy to transport (collapsible and light weight), and inexpensive. I came up with this solution and then purchased collapsible, cloth storage cubes (12x12) and used them as dresser drawers. You can fit six cloth storage cubes on the inner shelves. Then I bought a second one to use for books and other "stuff". They are very, very sturdy. Overall, a really good value and solution for a mobile, college student.
Rated 5 out of 5 by TheLittleShopper I have these shelves, only deeper, in the garage, however I needed a shelf that was not as deep as those to put inside a cabinet. This shelf is 12.5" in depth and was perfect. They are very easy to put together and no tools are needed, but I did use a rubber hammer to make sure it was tightly fitted. Very easy and durable!
Rated 3 out of 5 by FarmSpy smaller than expected
I bought this unit and a sterlite 4 shelf unit, which was a few dollars more expensive. The Sterlite unit is stronger and taller, for the same number of shelves. The one thing I like about the Plano is that the shelves have a lip on them, which helps prevent items from being accidently pushed off the shelf. I bought it to store canned goods, but changed my plan and am using it to store paper products (toilet paper, paper towels, etc.
Rated 4 out of 5 by mrcleanstorage Bought four of these to clean up the clutter in the basement storeroom. They were very easy to put together, no tools necessary, and very lightweight to handle. They were a little shorter than what I expected, but because of the design, I used one of the shelves from one of the units to make each of the other three one shelf higher. Works out great for my basement. Heavy stuff on the bottom, lighter stuff in the middle, and tall stuff on the top. Limited weight capacity because of being molded plastic, but these are not industrial strength metal shelves. Worked great for my situation. Christmas stuff and old pictures and bread machine, and party size coffee maker now have a place to call home, and I can find their home easily.
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This is a great price, but the shelves tend to fall apart very easily, especially on carpeted floors.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Senada Perfect for storage!
This is a sturdy little storage unit! It is very affordable and perfect for boxes, shoes, etc.. I use it in the storage area and put all my shoes on it. It does it's job. It is very very easy to put together! No tools needed!!
Rated 1 out of 5 by DI58 Product is garbage.
For the money I spent on these shelves I expected a little more stability. The plastic shelving is very brittle and broke apart by the chuncks as I was assembling. One thing is light taupe and another is complete garbage. Although I have to say it fit quite well in the recycling bin.
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I like these shelves; I bought two for my garage. I am satisfied with these and I certainly recommend them.
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Its a nice and spacious Storage Unit and looks gr8 in my Closet!!
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Shelves are good for basic storage, but not for extremely heavy items. We store a lot of water bottles, but try to keep most on the bottom shelves or toward the ends so the middle doesn't sag.
Rated 5 out of 5 by lunaaileen great storage shelves
These shelves were very easy to set up, my daughter and I put them together. Right now they are holding my canned foods which weigh more than 50+ pounds on each shelf, and are holding up well, not dipping or swayed. I am buying two more to put in my cold room for my canning supplies.
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I wanted something cheap and easy to organize the attic. Read the package. It is meant for a certain weight. If you use it for what it was meant for you'll be happy. Buy more expensive shelving for heavier items and childrens use. I bought 8 but had to return 2 due to cracked shelves. No hassles.
Rated 2 out of 5 by SusanSusanSusan TOO SMALL
I know this will sound stupid, because it clearly lists the measurements, BUT with that said, it is soooo small. It's like a dwarf shelving unit. LOL. I kept it to store small things on, but went back and bought one for $34.97? and it is bulkier, taller, deeper and just sturdier. ZGood Luck/
Rated 5 out of 5 by Troublermaker For the price you can't beat it.
It was cheap and easy to put togather.
Rated 3 out of 5 by GinaGal1982 Had to return the product. It was not the color shown on the website.
Rated 3 out of 5 Smaller than i thought it would be....
Generally it's a shelf and does its job but it is smaller than i thought it would be, and probably not as sturdy as i would like it to be as it will be in my garage. It works just as well i guess but it doesn't fit much and unfortunately doesn't adjust. But you get what you pay for and i got what i paid for.
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I ordered these for extra garage storage. They're cheap and flimsy and 1 was broken when I got it. Keep shopping!
Rated 2 out of 5 by EsroB Ok but.......
I have this in my kitchen and I puy my microwave and toaster oven on it along with cereal and other stuff but its alittle wobbly and its sitting on tiled floor. I guess I got what i paid for. Don't buy it if you can afford something better.
Rated 1 out of 5 by rsb11123 horrible product
do not buy, flimsy and cheap
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I just purchased this and although it's not as attractive as a metal shelf it fulfills it's purpose well and took me less than 5 minutes to assemble. I have quite a lot of bottles on this and I don't see any sagging yet. Although I would put any heavier items on the bottom shelves just in case. Very pleased with this purchase
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Overall, I liked the product. Easy to assemble.
Only complaint is that it is a little shakey when placed on a carpet. Maybe it is sturdy on a flat surface. Since it is light weight, when I take products from the shelf, it sways a little bit. But overall, good value for money.
Rated 5 out of 5 by RiverCityGuyLHC Great Shelving unit for the price
We purchased this unit because the dimensions were right to change an amour into a make shift pantry. We only had to adjust the height of the top 2 shelves to make it what we needed. It was exactly what we needed at the price below other metal units.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dodi12 Great shelf system
Sets up in seconds and is sturdier than I thought it would be.
Rated 4 out of 5 by Krisbb Lightweight shelving
These are good shelving units for your lightweight storage. They offer the ability to stack them higher, however they are a little more flimsy than I had expected them to be. The front of the shelves have an outward curve to them, so the units cannot be placed up against each other as I had wanted to do.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Uyeniiee best bang for the buck
Took me 5 mins to build this including opening the box. works great and is very sturdy. great for a laundry room
Rated 5 out of 5 by spanishrosemomi72 EXELLENT SHELF! =)
Very easy to assemble. Extremely sturdy and roomy for all of my items in the kitchen. Plan to get another one. Luv it! =)
Rated 5 out of 5 by EHorses height/width were perfect for under window
The height and width were perfect for under a window in my basement. Simple to put together and price was very good.
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I bought this to store items in my garage and it stands across from my freezer. It was easy to put together. Probably not the kind of shelf to go into a living room or bedroom but perfect for a laundry room, storage room, garage, etc.


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This application is a continuation of U.S. application Ser. No. 10/061,548, filed on Jan. 31, 2002, now U.S. Pat. No. 6,654,865 by David J. Hudson, titled �Netbufs: Communication Protocol Packet Buffering Using Paged Memory Management.�
A further application area in which the copy-on-write data sharing is applicable is that of packet routing to multiple addresses. In this application as with the reliable transmission example, only small changes are made to a packet as it passes through the routing system to several addresses. These changes may be to the first few bytes of header information and thus there is considerable scope for sharing netpages between a first netbuf and a second, or �clone,� netbuf.
The processor has the ability to read and write data either immediately before or immediately after the access pointer. In particular, considerable efficiency is gained within the protocol handling software by writing data �backwards�, before the access pointer. When data is written before the access pointer, the access pointer is moved to point to the start of the newly written data. When data is written after the access pointer, the pointer is moved to point to next logical address immediately following the newly written data. This bi-directional sequential read/write capability is an improvement over a conventional sequential access (as opposed to random access) mechanism that can only operate in one direction. This bi-directional sequential, or logical, access provides considerable benefit for many protocol operations such as reading data in ascending order but writing it in descending order. Therefore, netbufs provide a mechanism for protocol software to utilize bi-directional behavior.
The microprocessor based system, which may be a single adaptable integrated circuit platform, can be utilized to enable connectivity with numerous communications and device physical interfaces like 802.11 b, Bluetooth, HomePlug, Ethernet, MII, I2C, SPI, GPSI, UART. For example, within the Internet infrastructure, device, or �node� applications are those that are commonly associated with the �embedded Internet� such as industrial controls, home appliances, medical devices, vending machines, and remote monitoring and control systems. These devices are frequently interconnected by local-area networks (LANs), such as Ethernet and wireless systems. Bridge/gateway devices such as the internet processor provide the functions that are required to connect the nodes, and their related LANs, to the Internet, such as protocol conversion, IP address routing, and firewall functions.
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Hotel - Restaurant complex Snow Queen is situated in the picturesque place on the Black Sea shore/ in Ilyichevsk. The complex is the most comfortable place for work and pleasure. It harmoniously combines business style and certain refinement of interior. The complex consists of the hotel/ conference-halls/ negotiations rooms/ hairdressing and beauty salon. There are also banquette - halls/ restaurant/ bars and fairy-tale sweet shop for children in the complex. . The hotel - restaurant complex Snow Queen is situated in young/ clean and picturesque town of Ukraine/ in Ilyichevsk. The town is located in 16 km distance from Odessa/ on the right bank of the Sukhoi Liman. Despite its youth/ the town quickly became the center of regional importance.Owning to quick economic growth and large marine trade port. Also sandy beaches/ mild climate and healing natural factors attract tourists from the different countries to this beautiful town. Resting here you have a good opportunity to luxuriate in the warm waters of the Black Sea and relax in quiet atmosphere of the town. Well equipped beaches and clean sea are at your disposal. It is possible to rent scooters/ water bicycles/ boats for fishing. The shore is full of summer bars and cafes/ discos and nightclubs. The warm period begins in April and ends in October. The average daily temperature in July is 25-35 C.
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Who Got Into the University of California?
The campus at the University of California, Merced, where about 53 percent of the undergraduates are Latino, closely mirroring the state’s demographics.CreditCreditMax Whittaker for The New York Times
On Monday, the University of California introduced its largest ever crop of students admitted for the upcoming academic year.
That’s 108,178 admitted freshmen out of a pool of 176,695 applicants across the system’s nine undergraduate campuses.
Another 28,752 transfer students — including a record 26,700 from the California Community Colleges system — were offered spots at U.C. campuses, out of 41,282 applicants.
“Yet another year of record-setting admissions underscores the tremendous interest in the world-class education at U.C.,” Janet Napolitano, the university’s president, said in a statement.
The data was released as U.C. grapples with questions about how to best serve the full spectrum of young Californians amid widening economic inequality and debates about the value of a college education.
[Read more about whether California’s universities can still offer a path to mobility.]
On top of that, this year, the University of California was swept up in the college admissions scandal, which laid bare just how elite the system’s most competitive campuses have become.
Last month, I talked with Ms. Napolitano about changes to admissions processes meant to head off any admissions fraud in the future.
[Read more about why California was all over the admissions scandal.]
She described the university as a kind of public trust. And as such, Ms. Napolitano said, its administrators must implement policies that both “mitigate against the undue effect of privilege,” as well as work to put a U.C. education within reach of as many residents of the state as possible. The university has faced criticism for admitting too many students from out of state in the past.
This week, officials announced an increase in the freshman admission rate for Californians (by three percentage points, to 62 percent) and highlighted what was by at least one measure the most diverse class ever: 40 percent of admitted freshmen were from historically underrepresented groups, meaning they are African-American, Chicano or Latino, or American Indian.
Asian-American students were the largest ethnic group among freshman admissions, representing 35 percent of the class, followed by 34 percent Chicano or Latino, 22 percent white, 5 percent African-American and 0.5 percent American Indian.
Forty-four percent of the freshman admissions from California would be first-generation college students, and 40 percent are low income.
But that’s all across a huge system, and the stats aren’t reflected at the most competitive campuses. For example, just 26 percent of freshman admissions to U.C. Berkeley were from underrepresented groups.
As my colleague Jennifer Medina reported last year, the bulk of the fast-growing Latino population — particularly first-generation college students — is headed to less academically lauded campuses, like U.C. Merced.
[Here’s the full story about how U.C. Merced has become a flagship for Latino students.]
That raises as many questions about how to make U.C.L.A. and U.C. Berkeley more like U.C. Merced as it does about how Merced can become more like its older siblings.
Are you headed to a U.C. campus in the fall? We’d love to hear about where you’re from, which campus you picked and why. Email us at CAtoday@nytimes.com.
Technology companies have been lobbying the Trump administration to allow a resumption of sales to Huawei after a ban that was imposed this year.CreditNg Han Guan/Associated Press
• Google, Qualcomm, Cisco and Intel were among the big tech companies that met with President Trump on Monday to talk about the administration’s blacklisting of the Chinese telecom equipment behemoth Huawei. [The New York Times]
• F.B.I. agents searched the headquarters of Los Angeles’s municipal utility, as well as the office of Mike Feuer, the city attorney, and other locations on Monday, as part of an investigation into a botched rollout of a L.A. Department of Water and Power customer billing system in 2013. [The Los Angeles Times]
• The U.S. Marine Corps told the embattled congressman Duncan Hunter to stop using its emblem and slogan in campaign materials. [The New York Times]
• A small fire in Napa County near Lake Berryessa forced residents of nine homes to evacuate and closed Highway 128 on Monday. A state fire official said he didn’t expect the blaze to grow overnight, though. [The Press Democrat]
• California is wary of wildfires. But Californians are already paying for them. [The New York Times]
• At least five people were arrested, four Stanislaus County sheriff’s deputies were injured and one horse was punched during a melee in the beer line at the Stanislaus County Fair on Sunday, the last day of the fair. Maximus, the horse, was recovering and “still committed to serving justice.” [The Modesto Bee]
• Here’s what the Equifax data breach settlement means for you. [The New York Times]
A street scene in the North Beach neighborhood of San Francisco.CreditJason Henry for The New York Times
• If you missed it, here’s a close look at why there are so many vacant store fronts in San Francisco’s historic North Beach neighborhood. There’s been bureaucracy and bad luck — but that doesn’t fully explain the phenomenon. [The San Francisco Chronicle]
• Young families aren’t leaving cities. Cities are leaving young families behind, an editor writes in this essay. And it’s not just the physical difficulty or lack of amenities that comes with living in an urban area that’s driving the shift. Housing is just too expensive. [Curbed]
• In Morro Bay, eelgrass was 90 percent gone. Now, the eelgrass, a key part of the bay’s ecosystem, and hangout for sea otters, is starting to come back — slowly, with lots of help from conservationists and the local community. [The San Luis Obispo Tribune]
• An investigation by L.A. Taco found that the guac at your taqueria may not actually be avocado. [L.A. Taco]
Scamp the Tramp, the world’s ugliest dog, can take the heat. Can you? CreditJosh Edelson/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images
It’s not as hot here in California than it has been in vast swaths of the United States. But we are nonetheless due for heat — which means it’s a fine time for some scorching opinions.
For that, there is this interactive summer hot take-o-meter from The Times’s Styles desk, allowing you to decide whether a bunch of opinions about summer are good or bad.
Sure, it has a bit of a New York City bent.
Exhibit A: An unidentified Times staff member posited, “Eating outside in summer is gross.” This person has clearly never been to a beach town or a vineyard in California.
But that just makes it even better fodder for conversation.
So open the link, read the takes, click “Agree” or “Disagree,” and whatever you do, don’t overthink it. (We all know the real summer in California is fall, anyway.)

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