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1 The Road to Civil War A Nation Divided Aim: What were the social
Political, economic causes Of the Civil War? Do Now: What is Sectionalism? The Road to Civil War A Nation Divided

2 The Road to Civil War Secession: to withdraw formally from a union or alliance Southern individual states nullified their ratification of the U.S. constitution

3 The Road to Civil War Election 1860 Sectionalism
Missouri Compromise 1820 Compromise of 1850 Kansas-Nebraska Act 1854 Election 1860 Democrats vs. Republicans Slave vs. Free States Lincoln vs. Stephen Douglass Dred Scott Decision 1857 – Supreme Court Rules Slaves Property “Congress could not ban slavery from territories” -Chief Justice Roger Taney The Road to Civil War

4 Slave and Free Territories Under the Compromise of 1850

5 The Process of Secession

6 The Road to Civil War 1. Economic 2. Conspiracy 3.Constitutional
(States-Rights) 4. Slavery

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