Übersetzung für 'Bleeding Kansas' von Englisch nach Deutsch

Bleeding Kansas [series of violent confrontations mainly in the Kansas Territory (ca. 1854-1861); hence also old nickname for the State of Kansas]

[Serie gewalttätiger Konflikte vor allem im Kansas-Territorium Mitte des 19. Jhs.; daher auch alter Beiname für Kansas, USA; wörtlich: Blutendes Kansas]geogr.hist.

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Kansas Glacier

Kansas-Gletscher {m}geogr.

Kansas Pacific [Ray Nazarro]

Kansas PazifikfilmF

Kansas City Confidential [Phil Karlson]

Der vierte MannfilmF

Kansas thistle [Solanum rostratum, syn.: S. cornutum]

Stachel-Nachtschatten / Stachelnachtschatten {m}bot.T

Schnabel-Nachtschatten / Schnabelnachtschatten {m}bot.T

Blood Kansas [USA] [Border War, 1854–1861]

Grenzkrieg {m} [Ereignisse im Kansas-Territorium von 1855 bis 1861]hist.

fringed bleeding-heart / bleeding heart [Dicentra eximia, syn.: Fumaria eximia]

Farn-Herzblume {f} [auch: Farnherzblume]bot.T

Kansas <KS> [Sunflower State, Jayhawk State]

Kansas {n} [US-Bundesstaat]geogr.

bleeding

Ausbluten {n}print

Ablassen {n}nucl.

Wasserabsonderung {f} [an Wänden]

Verlaufen {n} von Typenprint

Abblasen {n} [Verdichterluft]tech.

Bluten {n}med.

Blutung {f}med.

bleeding {adj}

hämorrhagischmed.

blutig

bleeding {adj} {pres-p}

blutend

to arrest bleeding

eine Blutung stillenmed.

brain bleeding

Gehirnblutung {f}med.

• Directly presaging the American Civil War these forces collided, entering into skirmishes and guerrilla conflicts that earned the territory the nickname Bleeding Kansas.
• The Missouri Compromise, the Compromise of 1850, and the Bleeding Kansas period dealt with whether new states would be slave or free, or how that was to be decided.
• During the Bleeding Kansas period (1854–1860), Tabor was on a route established to enable anti-slavery partisans to reach Kansas without needing to go through the slave state of Missouri.
• Owing to its history of Yankee anti-slavery settlement in “Bleeding Kansas” days, Riley County became strongly Republican following Kansas statehood, except when over half of its voters supported Progressive Theodore Roosevelt in 1912 who himself was a Republican who had broken away from the party in that election cycle.
• First reaching national prominence for his radical abolitionism and fighting in Bleeding Kansas, he was eventually captured and executed for a failed incitement of a slave rebellion at Harpers Ferry preceding the American Civil War.

• Pro- and anti- contingents rushed to Kansas to vote slavery up or down, resulting in a miniature civil war called Bleeding Kansas.
• The Republicans also accused the Pierce administration of allowing a fraudulent territorial government to be imposed upon the citizens of the Kansas Territory, thus engendering the violence that had raged in Bleeding Kansas.
• Merritt fought with John Brown against pro-slavery forces during the Bleeding Kansas crisis.