I can explain why war between the north and south was inevitable following the sectional crisis during this time period. HOMEWORK: 5 of 6 Station Questions.

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I can explain why war between the north and south was inevitable following the sectional crisis during this time period. HOMEWORK: 5 of 6 Station Questions and Learning Targets Due tomorrow.

 Missouri Compromise  Missouri entered the Union as a slave state, Maine entered as a free state.  Compromise of  California was admitted as free state and enacted a stricter fugitive slave law to make it easier to capture runaways.  Kansas-Nebraska Act  POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY- allowed residents to vote whether to legalize slavery or not.

 “Bleeding Kansas”-  A mini-civil war broke out in Kansas, people from Missouri come in to Kansas and voted illegally, making slavery legal  John Brown-  Abolitionists rode into proslavery settlement and killed five men as revenge for “Sack of Lawrence” proslavery men burnt down homes. Raid on Harpers FerryRaid on Harpers Ferry  South Carolina Secession-  After years of unfair tariff and increased prices on imports, SC secedes after election victory of Abraham Lincoln.

Economic Differences- South – Farming/Slavery North-Industry West -Farming Missouri Compromise Maine –Free Missouri –Slave Country divide on 36’30’ line. N-free S-Slave Compromise of 1850 North- California-Free South – Fugitive Slave Act Kansas – Nebraska Act - Popular Sovereignty- People Vote on Slavery Election of Lincoln S. Carolina Secession- Breaks away from Union Bleeding Kansas – Mini-civil war breaks out- between Pro and Anti Slavery

 From , the debates over nullification, protective tariffs, and the spread of slavery in the new territories caused concern?  Balance of power between the federal and state governments.  In the Compromise of 1850 and Kansas-Nebraska Act, popular sovereignty was a way to?  Allow settlers in new territories to vote on the issue of slavery.  One way that Bleeding Kansas, the Dred Scott case and John Brown’s actions had a similar effect to?  Made compromise more difficult between the North and South.  Increased sectionalism, states rights, break down in compromise, and election of Lincoln led to?  Secession of Southern States from the Union.