'Harpers ferry' presentation slideshows

A State of Division

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The Nation Breaking Apart

The Nation Breaking Apart. Growing Tensions Between North and South. Missouri Compromise 1820. Author: Henry Clay Missouri would be admitted as a Slave State. Maine would be admitted as a Free State.

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Bellringer

Bellringer. Please write the question and the copy the graphic organizer. What are some problems that the country is facing in 1850 which could lead to war? Attach specific examples to each bubble on the graphic organizer. Political parties. Tariffs. Problems in the United States.

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Antebellum america

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Copy the following onto Portfolio p40

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13 th amendment - freed slaves (civil rights granted)

Describe the following amendments to the Constitution:. 13 th amendment - freed slaves (civil rights granted) 14 th amendment - made freed slaves citizens (civil rights) 15 th amendment - right to vote for African Americans (civil rights). Identify the following:.

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Union in Peril

Union in Peril. Chapter 10 in The Americans . The Divisive Politics of Slavery. The fundamental question that divided Americans during the 1850s was whether or not slavery should be allowed in the new territories. Different Economies. North: Industrial South: Agricultural

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CH 15 ROAD TO CIVIL WAR

CH 15 ROAD TO CIVIL WAR. Political Divisions. Chapter 15 Section 3 P488-492. Political parties Undergo Change. Some Whigs, Democrats, Free-Soilers, and abolitionists joined in 1854 to form the Republican Party . United against spread of slavery in the West.

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Henry David Thoreau and Civil Disobedience

Thoreau: Transcendentalist living during time of abolition movement, Mexican War, and shortly after Indian Removal

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Causes of the Civil War

Causes of the Civil War . Missouri Compromise. Slave State- allowed slavery Free state- did not allow slavery Date- 1820

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Slavery Dominates Politics

Slavery Dominates Politics. Abraham Lincoln June 16 th , 1858.

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Drifting Toward Disunion 1854-1861

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The battle of antietam (Battle of sharpsburg )

The battle of antietam (Battle of sharpsburg ). By: Josh Harrington. WHERE DID IT HAPPEN?. The Battle of Antietam took place in the city of Antietam, in Washington County, Maryland. WHEN DID IT HAPPEN?. The Battle of Antietam took place from September 16-18, 1862. THE LEADERS.

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Chapter 5: Manifest Destiny

Chapter 5: Manifest Destiny. - United States wanted to expand their territory westward. - Signed an agreement with Mexico which allowed Americans to move into Mexico if they promised to become Mexican citizens and worship the Roman-Catholic Church (did not believe in slavery)

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Virginia Waterways

Virginia Waterways. By Miss O. Atlantic Ocean. Provided transportation links between Virginia and other places (e.g. Europe, Africa, Caribbean). Chesapeake Bay. Provided a safe harbor Was a source of food and transportation. The Major Rivers of VA. That flow into the Chesapeake Bay

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The Civil War ! ( :

The Civil War ! ( :. f. Firing On Fort Sumter.

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And The Abolitionists

The Abolition Movement. And The Abolitionists. The Abolition Movement. The Abolitionist movement was an effort to end slavery. Bring an end to slavery in a country that claimed to value personal freedom and believed that "all men are created equal ." . HARRIET TUBMAN.

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John Brown raid

John Brown raid. By Gabe Woerishofer. Who is John Brown. He was born in the 1800. He died 1859 He was Hung in West Virginia. He was 59 when he died. He was hung for raids and massacre. John Brown wanted to end slavery for good. Who and why did they attack.

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APUSH Review: John Brown and Harpers Ferry

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