'Southern economy' presentation slideshows

AHSGE Social Studies Guide

AHSGE Social Studies Guide. Updated 3-03-09 C. Johnson. What was the result of the Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854 as to who should decide the issue of slavery?. The voters.

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Chapter 3 Section 3

Chapter 3 Section 3. Life in the Colonies. Objectives: Describe the Triangular Trade and how it affected American Society. Analyze why slavery grows in America. Explain the differences between the regions of the English Colonies as they develop. Life in the Colonies. Population increase.

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Life in the Southern United States: 1820-1860

Life in the Southern United States: 1820-1860. Learning Objectives ( aka . What I want you to learn today!). Summarize how the Southern economy changed due to the introduction of the cotton gin Explain the correlation between increased cotton production & slavery. I. Presentation Vocabulary.

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Chapter Objectives. Section 1: The Southern Colonies. Describe the Southern economy and the plantation system. ?. Outline the development of slavery in the South. Click the mouse button or press the Space Bar to display the information. Ch 3 Vocabulary Quiz.

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The civil War

The civil War. Chapter 9 Section 1. Chapter 8 review. Mexican War Govt. out of decision making Issues like slave/free Discovery-80,000 Robert e. Lee Trade-off for Transcont . RR Republican President Caned. Voting 1860 Supreme Court Senate Floor Speech No slavery allowed

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Expansion & Slavery

Expansion & Slavery. After PowerPoint: SWBAT. Discuss why Slavery was such a heated & divisive issue Discuss how American expansion escalated & intensified the Slavery Issue leading to violence & secession. Why is Slavery a Heated Issue. Economic Controversy Central to Southern Economy

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The Civil War

The Civil War. North. Click on a Civil War Picture, then click on to return. Click on me last!. The people of the Northern states were nicknamed Yankees . After four long years, the Union won the war !. Click here to return to the table.

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Cole Mathers

Cole Mathers. Civil War. The beginning. The Civil War started in 1861 between the northern states (The Union) and the southern states (The Confederation).

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Sectionalism from Economic Differences

Sectionalism from Economic Differences. Enduring Understanding and Essential Question. EU : Sectional priorities can shape the policies of a national government. EQ : How did economic conditions and social issues contribute to the differences in sectionalism and nationalism?.

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Exploring American History

Exploring American History. Unit V- The Nation Breaks Apart Chapter 17 Section 3- Reconstruction in the South. Reconstruction in the South. The Big Idea As Reconstruction ended, African Americans faced new hurdles and the South attempted to rebuild. Main Ideas

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Northern and Southern ways of life during the Civil War.

Northern and Southern ways of life during the Civil War. Term #2 1/8/14 U.S. History Project by Ari. NORTHERNERS WERE AGAINST SLAVERY. A lot of Northerners were abolitionists who did not like the civil war and slavery.

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The Colonies

The Colonies. US History Ms. Naghizadeh. The 13 Colonies. It all began with the settlement of Virginia in 1607. A total of 13 colonies were established by the start of the Revolutionary War. . Who Were the Colonists?.

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Southern Colonial Life

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Admit Slips/Exit Slips

Admit Slips/Exit Slips. Admit Slips/Exit Slips. These slips are a writing to learn activity that requires students to reflect on their learning. Exit slips are completed and handed in before students leave the classroom while Entry slips are handed in as students enter the room for class.

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Mississippi, 1845

Mississippi, 1845. Part 1 - What is Slavery?. A slave is someone who is owned by another person. A slave has:. No choice No freedom No money. When we think of slavery today, we think of Black Africans: - they were captured , - they were sold into slavery and

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A Brief Look at the Southern Colonies...

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How does supply and demand affect prices?

How does supply and demand affect prices?. Bellringer for 9/26/2007. Southern Economy. Economy based on commercial agriculture Cash crop Tobacco Rice and indigo Plantations 1600s-indentured servants provided labor 1680s-increase in enslaved Africans. Southern Society.

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Race, Personhood and Corporate Power

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