The North and South Differences Cause a Strain in the National Relationship
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The North and SouthDifferences Cause a Strainin the National Relationship
SWBAT
• Describe the differences between the Northern and Southern economies
• Explain how the Compromise of 1850 and the Kansas-Nebraska act were intended to settle the issue of slavery.
• Name and describe two incidents were John Brown shed blood.
• Describe and explain the Southern reaction to Lincoln’s election in 1860
How do these pictures demonstrate an expanding industrial capability?
Industry Expands
• By 1861, the North has significantly more rails than the South.
• What impact does this have?
• Which portion of the USA is more industrial?
South Expands Cotton Production
• The cotton gin makes cotton more _________• Cotton plantations _______ and produce more• What else expands?
South Expands Cotton Production
• The importation of slaves was ______ in 1807.
• The “______” for slave labor grew. How supplied?
• The internal slave trade __________-.
• What happens to the price of slaves if the supply is lowered?
The Mexican-American War
• The war added 500,000 square miles to the country• President Polk wanted to extend the _________
_____________ 36°30’ line to the west coast• Others proposed
“_________ _________”• The House passed the
Wilmot Proviso _______ slavery in the Mexican cession.
• The Senate did not. • Why? Or How?
Clay’s Compromise of 1850
• _________ would enter the Union as a _____ state• The rest of the Mexican Cession would be settled
under “__________ ___________”
• Slave auctions would ____ in Wash. D.C. (but not slavery)
• A more effective federal “_______ _______” law would be enacted
Fugitive Slave Act
• Federal and state agents were authorized to _______and _________ fugitive slaves.
• The fugitives were taken to US Commissioners.• No ______ and only
_______ were allowed to testify
• Anyone ___________ could be put in jail and fined.
• _________ movements in the North grew
1954 Kansas-Nebraska Act• Stephen Douglas wanted a
railroad from ________ westward, southern politicians wanted it from ____________ to California.
• To get southern support, Douglas put into his bill, that the northern territories would be “_______” to slavery if the settlers _______ for it.
• Northerners were _______ but the bill passed into ______
_________ Kansas• Both southern and northern
________ flocked to Kansas to populate it with their own supporters.
• Two separate ___________ were elected.
• The city of Lawrence was burned by __________ forces.
• _____________killed five pro-slavery men in response.
• Bloody clashes continued until a federal governor with military authority was sent.
Another Bloody Incident
• Senator Charles Sumner of Massachusetts delivered speech criticizing __________forces in Kansas and personally criticized a southern senator Butler.
• Butler’s nephew, a congressman, _____ Sumner with a _____.
Election of 1856
• Issues: Expanding or limiting _______ and internal ______________. Main candidates:– Buchannan a Southern ___________– Fremont an exclusively northern _____________
The Dred Scott Decision
• Dred Scott sued for his ________ based on his having been taken into “______” territory.
• 11 years later the Supreme Court ruled:– Blacks were ___ ________ and
therefore could not sue– When Scott returned to
Missouri, his status was determined by Missouri’s laws
– The Missouri Compromise of 1820 was ________________ because it deprived citizens of their ____________
Lincoln-Douglas Debates• Abraham Lincoln ran as a ________
against the Democrat Stephen Douglas for a Senate seat from Illinois
• Lincoln stressed the main issue was the spread of ______ in the west and that the nation could not “survive _________ slave and half free”
• Douglas said that proved Lincoln wanted every state to be a ____ state and states should be able to ___________
• Lincoln _______ to Douglas
Harper’s Ferry Incident
• October 16, 1859, ____ _______and some men took over the ______ in Harpers Ferry
• Some of his men went to slave plantations in hope of inciting a _____________.
• The next day, Col Robert E. Lee had marines capture Brown.
• After a trial, Brown was hanged for __________, _______, and _________
Election of 1860
Make 5 observations about this map.
Southern Reaction to Lincoln’s Election
• Not waiting for his inauguration, South Carolina ________ believing Lincoln would ___ slavery in the south when he became president.
• Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, and Texas joined SC and formed the ______ electing Jefferson Davis as President.• Lincoln believed only amendments or revolution could _________ the Union
• In question was who owned FT Sumter in SC?
• Lincoln vowed to hold _______ land but would not provoke a fight.
Slavery: a State’s Rights Issue?
• A• b
• C• d
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• A• b
• C• d