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1846-48 = MEXICAN WAR –1. Summary of Events –2. Results/Significance/Importance.

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1 1846-48 = MEXICAN WAR –1. Summary of Events –2. Results/Significance/Importance

2 1846 = WILMOT PROVISO –1. Summary of Events –2. Results/Significance/Importance

3 1848 = PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION –1. Summary of Events –2. Results/Significance/Importance

4 1848-49 = GOLD RUSH –1. Summary of Events –2. Results/Significance/Importance

5 1850 = COMPROMISE OF 1850 –1. Summary of Events –2. Results/Significance/Importance

6 1852 = UNCLE TOM’S CABIN –1. Summary of Events –2. Results/Significance/Importance

7 1852 = PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION –1. Summary of Events –2. Results/Significance/Importance

8 1854 = KANSAS-NEBRASKA ACT –1. Summary of Events –2. Results/Significance/Importance

9 1856 = BLEEDING KANSAS –1. Summary of Events –2. Results/Significance/Importance

10 1856 = BROOKS-SUMNER INCIDENT –1. Summary of Events –2. Results/Significance/Importance

11 1856 = PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION –1. Summary of Events –2. Results/Significance/Importance

12 1857 = DRED SCOTT V. SANFORD –1. Summary of Events –2. Results/Significance/Importance

13 1858 = LINCOLN-DOUGLAS DEBATES –1. Summary of Events –2. Results/Significance/Importance

14 1859 = HARPERS FERRY –1. Summary of Events –2. Results/Significance/Importance

15 1860 = ELECTION OF 1860 –1. Summary of Events –2. Results/Significance/Importance

16 1860-61 = SECESSION & FAILURE OF COMPROMISE –1. Summary of Events –2. Results/Significance/Importance

17 1861 = FORT SUMTER –1. Summary of Events –2. Results/Significance/Importance

18 AT WHAT POINT DID ARMED CONFLICT BETWEEN THE TWO REGIONS BECOME INEVITABLE, BEYOND WHICH EVEN EXTRAORDINARY STATESMANSHIP COULD NOT HAVE HEALED THE WOUNDS? EXPLAIN.

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