1857 1857 was a turning point for the United States. To what extent was this a valid statement?

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1857 1857 was a turning point for the United States. To what extent was this a valid statement?

BACKGROUND

Uncle tom’s cabin - 1852

ANTHONY BURNS - 1854

Bleeding Kansas -1855

Congressional authority

Election of 1856

POLITICAL ASPECTS Detail BEFORE 1857

Inauguration of james buchanan

Republican party Tariff Transportation Slavery Westward Expansion Education Immigration

Dividing democraTS

SOCIAL ASPECTS Detail BEFORE 1857

Dred scott decision

Kansas crisis

ECONOMIC ASPECTS Detail BEFORE 1857

Panic of 1857

Tariff of 1857 Dropped average tax on imports by 20%

Discussion Question The events of 1857 created a watershed of change that all but guaranteed a war between the states. Support, refute, or modify this statement.