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Civil War
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| First Problem was what? | Economic and Social differences between north and south. |
| Second Problem was what? | States Rights. |
| Third Problem was what? | Fight between Slave and Free states. |
| Fourth Problem was what? | Growth of Abolition Movement. |
| Fifth Problem was what? | Election of Abraham Lincoln. |
| Industrial was located where? | North |
| Immigrant workers were used where? | North |
| Cities/Urban were located where? | North |
| Lots of diversity was in what region? | North |
| Agriculture was where? | South |
| Slave Labor was used where? | South |
| Rural was located where? | South |
| Limited Diversity was in what region? | South |
| What was nullification? | The South wanted States to be able to rule a federal law illegal. |
| The South was afraid to lose what? | Slavery |
| The South didn't have a lot of what? | Economic Policy |
| Missouri enters the Union as a slave state with what compromise? | Missouri Compromise |
| Maine enters the Union as a Free state with what compromise? | Missouri Compromise |
| 36° 30 : North of the line would be free and South would be slave with what compromise? | Missouri Compromise |
| California enters Union as a Free with what compromise? | Compromise of 1850 |
| New Mexico and Utah territories get popular sovereignty (choose for themselves) with what compromise? | Compromise of 1850 |
| Slave trade was abolished in D.C. with what compromise? | Compromise of 1850 |
| Fugitive Slave Act was strengthened with what compromise? | Compromise of 1850 |
| They were going to be able to choose what they were going to be with what act? | Kansas-Nebraska Act |
| Given popular sovereignty with what act? | Kansas-Nebraska Act |
| Leads to bleeding Kansas due to so many pro and anti-slavery groups moving to Kansas to try to swing the vote with what act? | Kansas-Nebraska Act |
| A group in the North that is opposed to slavery was with what movement. | Abolition Movement |
| Was a fictional story about the life and trials of a slave living on a plantation. The book was widespread and helped people understand the problems with slavery. Who wrote it and what was it called? | Harriet Beecher Stowes book titled Uncle Tom’s Cabin. |
| Was a slave who sued his master for his freedom and said that slaves were: Property not Citizens, could not sue their masters, and the master had a right to take his property into any State or territory. Who was he? | Dred Scott |
| Only received less than 40% of the popular vote, however he won the electoral college with 180. What was his name? | Abraham Lincoln |
| How did the election show the South how little political power they had? | Lincoln had not won a single Southern state yet still became president. |
| Who were the candidates for the election and what were they? | Abraham Lincoln- Republican Stephen Douglas- Democratic (North) John C. Breckinridge- Democratic (South) John Bell- Constitutional Union |
| Who won the popular vote? | Abraham Lincoln |
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