'Free labor' presentation slideshows

Chapter 15

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Background to the Civil War

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The New West and Free North

The New West and Free North. 1840-1860 Chapter 12. Land. The westward movement allowed people to arrive on the prairie, and did not have to clear forests to farm Federal land policy made land available to millions of ordinary people, increasing agricultural productivity

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Chapter 15

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1713-1763

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The Colonization Of Africa

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THE SOUTH

THE SOUTH. The Middle Passage and t he Rise of Slavery in the Colonies. Do Now. In a minute, I will ask you to complete a task. Do so quickly and quietly. FOCUS!!!!!!!! After the task is complete, you will return to your seats and answer the following questions:

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Steven H. Newton Department of History, Political Science and Philosophy Delaware State University

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Thesis: prompt #2

Prompt #1: Tell me why the Republican Party was formed. What was going on? For what reasons formed?

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Jenny Wahl Carleton College Economics Department

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Title of Book: to Be A slave Author: Julius Lester

Name: Gerrol Johnson Class Period:6 th. Title of Book: to Be A slave Author: Julius Lester. Context Clues. I think the author was trying to explain why slaves were treated badly, and what they went through to survive during slavery times. Text Purpose.

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Title of Book: to Be A slave Author: Julius Lester

Name: Gerrol Johnson Class Period:6 th. Title of Book: to Be A slave Author: Julius Lester. Context Clues. I think the author was trying to explain why slaves were treated badly, and what they went through to survive during slavery times. Text Purpose.

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Free Soil, Free Labor, Free Men

Free Soil, Free Labor, Free Men. I. Recap: Work in Flux, 1840 II. Labor Republicanism A. Ideology B. Economic Expression C. Cultural Expression D. Political Expression E. Paranoid Aspects III. Workers and the G.O.P. A. Politics B. Policies IV. The Civil War and Reconstruction

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26 th October 2010

26 th October 2010. Morning Devotion. The morning session was started by a Burmese song about peace.

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Frederick Douglass

Frederick Douglass. Key historical moments. The Abolition movement. Antislavery activity in the US began in colonial times 1680s: Quakers in Pennsylvania 1700s: Thomas Jefferson and Patrick Henry (American Revolutionary movement) 1816: American Colonization Society

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Political Realignment Deepens the Crisis

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Politics of Slavery

Politics of Slavery. Ch 10 Sect 1 Pg 304. Industry & Immigration in the North. Railroads carried raw materials east & manufactured goods west. Immigrants entered cities to work in factories in increasing numbers. Most immigrants opposed slavery.

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Important Terms The Rise of Southern Nationalism/ The Rise of the Republican Party

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Monday, November 4 th Warm-up

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