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1 UNIT 6 – Union in Crisis & Civil War
Mr. Dunham’s Picture Reviews

2 1 This is my idea! Texas to give up some land for $10 million.
Popular Sovereignty used out here. This is my idea! California will become a Free State.

3 I want my freedom! Guess I’m going to have to go try and get it at the Supreme Court.
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4 The North needs a transcontinental railroad
The North needs a transcontinental railroad. I got a plan to get the South to agree. 3

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7 Causes of the War 6 Vote for Abe!! 8 7

8 The North’s Plan is beginning to work!!
10 The North’s Plan is beginning to work!! GENERAL 11 READY, SET, GO! 9

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10 Let’s free the slaves! Well Sorta? 13

11 15th 16 14th 15 13th 14

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