Do now What were Lincoln’s goals at the start of the Civil War? What were his views about slavery?

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do now What were Lincoln’s goals at the start of the Civil War? What were his views about slavery?

608: Secession 1/6

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipV2u-MxlFc Lincoln Douglass drunk history

1 – 1787 The 3/5th Compromise Helped ratify Constitution Slaves 3/5th of person

2 – 1793 Cotton Gin Removed seeds 50x faster South – more slaves

3 – 1803 Louisiana Purchase U.S. 2x bigger Western lands, slave or free?

4 – 1830 Missouri Compromise 11 free and 11 slaves states (=) MO. applies for statehood MO. enters as slave state, Maine as free

5 – Nullification Crisis (1832)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEDedU3dM3Q Drunk history alamo

6 – Compromise of 1850 Cali enters as a free state Other Mexican territory would vote on slavery (pop. sov.) All runaway slaves must be returned

7 - Fugitive Slave Act (1850)

8 – Uncle Tom’s Cabin (1852)

9 – Kansas-Nebraska Act (1854)

10 – Bleeding Kansas (1855)

11 – Dred Scott Decision (1857)

12 – John Brown’s Raid on Harper’s Ferry (1859)

13 – The Election of 1860

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVP26Ii9eys Pinkerton lincoln

14 – Fort Sumter (1861)

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The Civil War was not begun in one day The Civil War was not begun in one day. Assess the validity of this generalization by addressing TWO of the following -Slavery - Western expansion -The election of 1860 - Extremism