The Union Breaks Apart.

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The Union Breaks Apart

Thought Experiment In your notes write how you think letting states decide the issue of slavery turned out

Stephen Douglas

Kansas-Nebraska Act Compromise bill to allow the territories of Kansas and Nebraska to vote on slavery Popular Sovereignty

Bleeding Kansas Simulation What do you think happened? Free 100’s vs. earned grades Intense violence; two governments set up Bleeding Kansas

Caning of Sumner Senator Charles Sumner derides Senator Andrew Butler on the Senate floor Rep. Preston Brooks, Butler’s cousin, comes and assaults him

Make a legend with your three colors Coloring! http://teachingamericanhistory.org/st atic/neh/interactives/sectionalism/les son3/ Make a legend with your three colors Slave, free, popular sovereignty Try and color the map using book, notes, prior knowledge etc.