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Causes of civil war

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What was Missouri and Maine admitted as Missouri slave state Maine free state
How did the Missouri compromise lead to war Continues the status quo of keeping free and slave equal
What did California enter as A Free state
What does Utah and New Mexico have a choice of doing right to choose free or slave
What does D.C. ban The slave trade
How did the compromise of 1850 lead to war Ends the status quo of trying to keep Free and Slave equal
What does uncle toms cabin describe The hard life of a slave
Why did Harriet write the novel in reaction to recently tightened fugitive slave law
How did it lead to war Encourages the North to rethink slavery, but it enrages the south
What was the Kansas-Nebraska Act Pro and antislavery groups fled kansas to swing the vote. Conflicts between the two groups breaks out into blood shed. “Bleeding Kansas”
How did it lead to war A shift from a fight of words to a fight with physical violence
Why did dred scott want to sue his master For Freedom
What did the supreme court say slaves were property and not citizens
How did it lead to war With this decision there are no more free states
Who was john brown He was an abolitionist
What happened with his army The slaves didn't join him in the fight
What happened to john brown He was caught, tried, and hung
How did this lead to war Brown’s raid helped make any further accommodation between North and South nearly impossible
Why was Lincoln and Douglas debating Both were running for Senate seat and Who could determine a state to be free or slave?
What did Douglas believe in Douglas believed in popular sovereignty
What did Lincoln think thinks that its up to the Federal Government
Who won the debate Douglas
How did it lead to war The South felt uneasy about both arguments
Who did the northern democrats pick Stephen Douglas
Who did the southern democrats pick John C.Breckenridge
Who did the republicans pick Abraham Lincoln
Who did the unconstitutional Union pick John Bell
How did it lead to war Not one Southern state voted for Lincoln. Afraid lincoln will ban slavery
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