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The Road to Civil War

The Road to Civil War. Vocabulary Popular Sovereignty – allowing people to decide. Civil War – A conflict between citizens of the same country. Arsenal

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Page 1: The Road to Civil War. Vocabulary Popular Sovereignty – allowing people to decide. Civil War – A conflict between citizens of the same country. Arsenal

The Road to Civil War

Page 2: The Road to Civil War. Vocabulary Popular Sovereignty – allowing people to decide. Civil War – A conflict between citizens of the same country. Arsenal

Vocabulary

• Popular Sovereignty – allowing people to decide.

• Civil War – A conflict between citizens of the same country.

• Arsenal – A storage place for weapons and ammunition.

• Martyr – a person who dies for a great cause.

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Causes of the Civil War

• Sectionalism – Being loyal to your section or region rather than the country as a whole.

• Sectionalist leaders

Daniel Webster – North

John C. Calhoun – South

Henry Clay - West

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What word means that the people rule and get to decide?

A. Arsenal

B. Martyr

C. Sectionalism

D. Popular Sovereignty

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Write the first 3 letters of the word (all lower case) that means having more loyalty to your state or section rather thatn to the nation as a whole.

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Causes of the Civil War

What caused sectionalism?•Economic Differences – Manufacturing in the north and agriculture in the south.•Protective Tariffs – Taxes on imported goods. These taxes helped the north but hurt the south. Nullification Crisis over tariffs during Andrew Jackson’s Presidency.•Slavery – South relies on slave labor. North doesn’t allow slavery and doesn’t want it to spread to territories.

Page 7: The Road to Civil War. Vocabulary Popular Sovereignty – allowing people to decide. Civil War – A conflict between citizens of the same country. Arsenal

Write the first 3 letters of the word that describes a tax on imported goods meant to protect home industry.

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Causes of the Civil War

• Missouri Compromise – Says Missouri will enter the Union as a slave state while Maine will enter the Union as a free state.

• This maintains a balance of free and slave states.

• It also draws an imaginary line across the territory to prevent future issues. Land north of the line will be free and south will be slave.

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In the Missouri Compromise, _______ became a slave state and _____ became a free state.

A. Missouri, Maine

B. Maine, Missouri

C. Missouri, Kentucky

D. Maine, Kentucky

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Causes of the Civil War• Compromise of 1850 –

Allowed California to enter as a free state.

• Popular sovereignty would decide slavery in Utah and New Mexico

• To make the south happy, it approved the Fugitive Slave Act.

• Slave auctions were banned in Washington DC.

• TX/NM border set up

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In the Compromise of 1850, what did the southern states get out of the deal?A. Maine got to come in as a free state

B. California got to come in as a free state

C. The Fugitive Slave Law was put in place

D. The southern states got nothing of real value to them.

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Causes of the Civil WarFugitive Slave Act•Was enacted in 1850•Required all citizens to help catch runaways.•Southerners used the fugitive slave act to exploit free blacks.•Northerners resisted•Northern courts wouldn’t convict.

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Causes of the Civil War

Uncle Tom’s Cabin – by Harriet Beecher Stowe. She is an abolitionist.

•Northerners began to sympathize with slaves

•Southerners say she doesn’t know what she is talking about because she is from the north.

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What are the first three letters (all lower case) of the last name of the woman who wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin?

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Causes of the Civil War• Southerners believe the majority of

people in the North are abolitionists. This is a misconception.

• William Lloyd Garrison – The most famous white abolitionist who owned an antislave newspaper called The Liberator

• Frederick Douglas - The most famous African American abolitionist. He owned The Northstar antislavery newspaper. He was a former runaway slave who drew people in as a gifted speaker who could tell than what slavery was really like.

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Causes of the Civil War• Kansas Nebraska Act –

Stated popular sovereignty would decide if slavery would be allowed in the Kansas and Nebraska Territories.

• Bleeding Kansas resulted when pro-slave and anti-slave supporters clashed causing violence across

the territories.

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What’s the nickname Kansas got after the Kansas-Nebraska Act.A. Good Ol’ Kansas

B. Bleeding Kansas

C. Kansas Massacre

D. Kansas Bo Bansas

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Write the first three letters of the last name (all lower case) of the escaped slave who became the most famous speaker for the Abolitionist Movement.

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Causes of the Civil War

• Dred Scott was originally bought by an army officer in Missouri.

• He Sued for freedom saying that he had once lived on free soil in the court case Dred Scott v. Sandford.

• Supreme court ruled that he was property and not a citizen of the US.

• Court went on to say that limiting slavery was illegal.

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Causes of the Civil War

• John Brown believed that God had chosen him to end slavery.

• He attacked the arsenal in Harper’s Ferry with the plan to arm slaves to start a rebellion.

• Southerners learned he was an abolitionist and being celebrated as a martyr in the north.

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Write the first three letters (all lower case) of the last name of the slave who sued for his freedom.

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Write the first three letters (all lower case) of the last name of the man who lead the raid on Harper’s Ferry, Virginia and became a martyr for the abolitionist movement.

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Causes of the Civil War• Lincoln won the

Presidential Election of 1860.

• The democrats were divided and the republicans were united.

• Lincoln only got 40% of the vote.

• Lincoln was not put on the ballot in most southern states.

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What political party is Abraham Lincoln associated with?A. Democrats

B. Republicans

C. Whigs

D. Federalists

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Causes of the Civil War

• Secession – South Carolina was the first state to secede or withdraw from the Union.

• These states attempted to form a new country called “The Confederate States of America”

• States’ Rights – Southern states believe they have the right to leave the Union anytime they want.

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Causes of the Civil War

• Fort Sumter, South Carolina – southerners launched an attack on a Union fort to start the Civil War.

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True or False

Northerners believed the southern states had the right to leave the United States (secede) if they wanted to.

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Write the first 3 letters (all lower case) of the first battle of the Civil War.