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** In your notes, in preparation for a video clip about slavery and the cotton industry – “America: The Story of Us – Division,” (7:40 – 16:53) write down the following prompts / questions, leaving spaces in between: - (1) Impact of cotton gin … - (2) By 1830, the U.S. is producing ____ % of the world’s cotton and by 1850 ____ %. - (3) Why do pro-slavery interests want to push slavery westward? - (4) How does the cotton industry transform and benefit the North?

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Causes of U.S. Civil War – “LONG TERM” 1 = Slavery By 1860, there were 4 million African-American slaves in the South 2 = Cotton Gin (1793) by Eli Whitney 3 = Second Great Awakening and Rise of Abolitionism in North (1830’s) “Circuit Riders” … Appeal to reform society …

Second Great Awakening Second Great Awakening and Rise of Abolitionism in North (1830’s) Liberator, William Lloyd Garrison (1831 – 1865) ** Changes Abolition Movement … Uncle Tom’s Cabin (1852) Handout Questions: ** (1) Why did the Second Great Awakening lead to a rise in Abolition sentiment in the North? ** (2) Why did Slaveholders not consider themselves egregious sinners?

Causes of U.S. Civil War – “LONG TERM” 4 = “Slave Power” Influence Only 1/3 of Southerners owned slaves Thomas Jefferson, 1743 - 1826 John C. Calhoun, 1782 - 1850