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CW Causes Review

Closing for Civil War Causes

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His court case divided the nation. It was ruled that he could not sue in court because he was not a citizen. It pleased slave-owners but outraged abolitionists Dred Scott
His election was the final straw that csused southern states to be begin seceeding from the Union. Abraham Lincoln
He encouraged Georgia to stay in the Union but when it voted to seceed, he became vice-president of the Confederacy Alexander Stephens
To maintain balance of power in Congress, Missouri is admitted as a slave state and Maine is admitted as a free state. A line is drawn to determine slavery issue in other Louisiana Purchase territories. Missouri Compromise
Determines slavery issue in territories won in Mexican War. California is a free state, Texas gives up some territory, Utah & New Mexico territories determine slavery by popular soveriegnty, slave trade is ended in DC, and Fugitive Slave Act enacted Compromise of 1850
Repeals Missouri Compromise by allowing popular soveriegnty to determine slavery issue in Kansas & Nebraska Kansas-Nebraska Act
Tax on imported goods that caused conflict between the North and South Tariffs of 1828 and 1833
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