'Gag rule' presentation slideshows

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Unit 4 Part 4

Unit 4 Part 4. 1820-1861 The War with Mexico and Sectionalism. Background to Mexican-American War. Natives in California had staged four separate rebellions against the disorganized government of Mexico Britain and France were lusting after harbors

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No Compromise with Sin: The Radicalization of American Anti-Slavery

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The Expansion of Slavery and Anti-Slavery

The Expansion of Slavery and Anti-Slavery. I. 4 Common Myths About Slavery. Middle School Interpretation of Slavery: North = Good South = Bad Blacks = Victims. A. All northerners were against slavery. . B. There were no slaves in the North. C. All white southerners owned slaves. .

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Chapter 11: Sectional Conflict Increases

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Chapter 11: Sectional Conflict Increases

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The Movement to End Slavery

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DOMESTIC GAG RULE: WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR MAINE ? Presented by: Maine Family Planning

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Chapter 10: The South and Slavery

Chapter 10: The South and Slavery. King Cotton. 1820. 1860. 1820. 1860. King Cotton. Slaveholding and Class Structure. Elite Middle class yeoman Poor. Population Patterns in the South, 1850 In six southern states, slaves comprised over 40 percent of the total population.

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Slavery & Abolition

Slavery & Abolition. Chapter 8 Section 2. I Abolitionists Speak Out. Africanb Aericans were joined by some whites in support of abolition Abolition= Movement to outlaw slavery. A. William Lloyd Garrison. WLG oublished the Liberator to deliver mnessage of Emancipation

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