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Sectionalism

USA Nationalism Pride and loyalty to the nation as a whole Started after the War of 1812 USA

Sectionalism Loyalty to the interests of your region or section of the country rather than the nation as a whole.

Sectionalism North West South

Sectionalism Regions of the United States: North- manufacturing, business South- agriculture, plantations, slavery West- cheap land, transportation

Missouri Compromise 1820: Missouri wanted to enter the Union as a slave state… Problem: It would make the number of free and slave states unbalanced in Congress.

Missouri Compromise Henry Clay proposes a compromise… Missouri would enter the Union as a slave state.

Missouri Compromise Slave State

Missouri Compromise Henry Clay proposes a compromise… Missouri would enter the Union as a slave state. Maine would enter the Union as a free state.

Missouri Compromise Free State

Missouri Compromise Henry Clay proposes a compromise… Missouri would enter the Union as a slave state. Maine would enter the Union as a free state. No slavery would be allowed in territories or new states above Missouri’s southern border.

Missouri Compromise Fixed the issue of sectionalism/expansion of slavery… But only for a short while.