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1 3-31-16  White Paper Today Finish Division Identify the causes of the Civil War  Sectionalism

2 SECTIONALISM  Favoring the interest of one section or region over the interest of the entire country

3 SECTIONLISM THE NORTH THE SOUTH THE WEST Manufacturing More Immigration Favored Protective Tariffs Shipping and Trading Support for internal improvements Textile Mills Industry Factories States’ Rights Plantations Cotton Dependence on Slavery No tariffs Devoted to agriculture Lots of land to settle Gold Rush Support for the sale of land Wheat production Needed roads, canals and railroads

4 Sectionalism Poster Project 2. Label and color (10 pts)  Pacific Ocean  Atlantic Ocean 3. Create visuals representing the interest of each region that created sectionalism. Label each item. (40 pts) Refer to notes  Pictures  Colored 4. Neatness (5 pts)  Readable  Coloring 5. Creativity (5pts) Due Friday at the end of class. 1. Title (10 pts)  Colored 2. Draw in the three major regions label each region. (30 pts)  The North  The South  The West

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