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1 North vs. South Not Just Slavery

2 Key Terms By the end of this lesson you should be able to define the following terms: Popular Sovereignty Manufactured Goods Agrarian

3 North vs. South North South Industrial Economy
Manufacturing Shipping Unitarian/Transcendentalism Public schools Girls educated (eventually) Mostly Free Agrarian Economy Raw materials Dependant on the North Religious Fundamentalism Lacked public education Girls seldom educated Slaves

4 North vs. South Northern Economy Southern Economy

5 North vs. South Northern Workers Southern “Workers”

6 Not really underground, not really a railroad
Harriet Tubman

7 Missouri Compromise 1820 Establishes the lines between slave and free states Designates what territories will be open to slavery and what territories will be closed to slavery

8 Missouri Compromise 1820

9 Compromise of 1850 Who got what? What did the Fugitive Slave Act do?

10 Compromise of 1850

11 Kansas Nebraska Act 1854 How did it change the boundaries of slavery?
Who were the “Border Ruffians”? What is popular sovereignty?

12 Kansas Nebraska Act 1854

13 Political Conflicts Democrats- pro-slavery & popular sovereignty
Whigs- split over the issue of slavery Republicans- start as an anti-slavery party John Brown

14 Dred Scott Page 166 What was the case? What was the decision?
What amendment was used to support the decision?

15 Dredd Scott Decision A slave who sued for his freedom
Made it to the north and said he should no longer be a slave His owner tires to take him back to the south Takes his case to the supreme court Court says you are a slave and YOU DON’T HAVE A RIGHT TO SUE IN COURT!!!!!!!!! YOU ARE PROPERTY!!!!!!!!!

16 Lincoln Every body loved him, right? conflict in the states

17 Secession

18 Timeline Place the following events on your time line:
Southern Secession Lincoln is elected Harpers Ferry Provide a short description of each event

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