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1 Road to Civil War

2 Sectionalism

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5 North

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8 South

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11 Western Expansion and Slavery

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22 Politics: States’ Rights

23 Modernization

24 Timeline of Events Leading to Civil War

25 1820: Missouri Compromise

26 1831: Nat Turner Rebellion

27 1833: Nullification Crisis

28 1845: Annexation of Texas

29 1846: Wilmot Proviso

30 1846-48: Mexican War

31 The Compromise of 1850

32 1852: Uncle Tom’s Cabin In every article on, or edition of, Uncle Tom’s Cabin, the writer is obligated to observe that Lincoln greeted Stowe in the White House as the “little woman who wrote the book that made this great war.”

33 1854:Kansas-Nebraska Act (Bleeding Kansas)

34 1854: Ostend Manifesto

35 1856: Brooks-Sumner Affair

36 1857: Dred Scott Decision

37 1858: Lincoln-Douglas Debates

38 1859: John Brown’s Raid

39 1860: Election of Abraham Lincoln

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41 1861: Secession

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