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Lead up to the Civil War (Sectionalism)
Lead up to the Civil War (Sectionalism)
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Each Region of the country had unique economic issues and interest lead to...
Sectionalism
Civil Disobedience
Manifest destiny
Popular Sovereignty
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Texas debt paid in exchange for adjustment of the TX boundary, California becomes free
Compromise of 1850
Missouri Compromise
Kansas Nebraska Act
Tariff Act
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An attempt to steal guns and free slaves
Compromise
John Brown's Raid
Fugitive Slave Law
John Paul Jones Raids
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Compromise that enters California as a free state
Missouri Compromise of 1820
Missouri Compromise of 1850
Compromise of 1850
Compromise of 1580
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Kept the balance between Slave and Free States
Missouri Compromise of 1820
Missouri Compass of 1820
Fugitive Slave Law
Compromise of 1850
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Which compromise was erased by the Dred Scott Case
Missouri Act
Nebraska Peace treaty
Missouri Compromise
Nebraska Compromise
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Allowed People to vote on having slaves or not
Texas-California Act
Kentucky- Nebraska Act
Kansas- New Mexico Act
Kansas- Nebraska Act
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Required the help of people to return runaway slaves
John Brown
Fugitive Slave Law
Underground Railroad
Fugitive Slave Act
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How did the North benefited from the cotton work of slaves in the south.
Large plantation led to increase taxes in the N
Cotton in the S led to better cotton in other places
Increase production of cotton led to growth of textile in N
Saved them money
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Sectional difference particularly slavery occurred as a result of...
Large states having more representation
constitution favored agricultural south
different political systems
Unique economic situations in each region
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Result of the Dred Scott Case...
Restrict slavery to all states
determined enslaved people could travel across state lines
allowed enslaved people to sue for freedom
Confirmed enslaved people were property & cant sue
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Senator John C. Calhoun is most closely associated with...
Manifest Destiny
Popular Sovereignty
Nullification
Civil Disobedience
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Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854... resulted...
Kansas enters the Union as a slave state
Fighting breaking out between Pro and Anti Slavery groups
Peace between Pro and Anti Slavery groups
Nebraska settlers move away
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Henry Clay greatest contributions to the country...
serving as Chief Justice of the US Supreme Court
serving in the Cabinet of different presidents
Writing plans for reconstruction
Writing compromises that delayed war between the N and S.
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How were Northerners affected by the Fugitive Slave Act
Affected only Relgious groups who left the Abolitionist
Not affect at all
Abandoned the Underground Railroads
Those who thought the law was unfair, supported Abolitionist
