Causes of the Civil War
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| During what did Missouri enter the Union as a Slave State? | Missouri Compromise from 1820
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| During what did Maine enter the Union as a Free State? | Missouri Compromise from 1820
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| What formed the 36*30' line? | Missouri Compromise from 1820
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| What was the 36*30' line? | The 36*30' line is a line formed across the US to show where the Free states and Slave states border, Free states are above, Slave states are below.
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| During what did California enter the Union as a a Free State? | The Compromise of 1850
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| What are the Utah and New Mexico Territories given through the Compromise of 1850? | The Utah and New Mexico Territories were given popular sovereignty
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| What did Washington D.C. do about slaves in Washington D.C.? | Washington D.C. banned the trade of slaves from that area, so slave owners had to travel further away to trade slaves
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| What was the Fugitive Slave Act? | The Fugitive Slave Act was a law that required all escaped slaves in the North to return to the South
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| Who wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin? | Harriet Beecher Stowe, whom's purpose in writing the book was to bring out the emotions of others in order to move them so they take action against slavery
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| What did Abraham Lincoln call Stowe? | "The Little Lady who made this Great War"
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| What happened after the Kansas-Nebraska Act in 1854? | Kansas and Nebraska were given popular sovereignty and people flooded Kansas so that they could vote on whether Kansas was a Free or Slave State, fighting broke out, which lead to the nickname, "Bleeding Kansas"
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| Dred Scott was suing who for doing what? | Dred Scott was suing his owner for not letting him be free, as the owner moved to a Free State, and Dred was not announced Free by his owner
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| What happened after the Dred Scott Decision? | Slaves were from then on considered "property," not people
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| Who was John Brown, what did he do? | John brown was an abolitionist who attacked a federal armory, and originally got in, but nobody supported him enough to help, and the next morning was no longer in power of the armory
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| What did Lincoln and Douglas both want from the Debates? | A seat in the Illinois Senate
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| What did Lincoln and Douglas debate about? | The two of them fought over who had the right to choose if a State was Free or a Slave State
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| What did Lincoln believe in? Douglas? | Lincoln believed in the Federal Government, while Douglas believed in Popular Sovereignty
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| Who were all the candidates of the election of 1860, and what regions/parties did they support? | Stephen Douglas - Democrat - North =
John C. Breckenridge - Democrat - South =
John Bell - Constitutional Union - Border States =
Abraham Lincoln - Republican - North =
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| What were the results of the Election of 1860? | Abraham Lincoln got 40% of the popular vote, and 180 votes in the Electoral College, which is 59% of the Electoral College.
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| How many Southern States voted for Lincoln | No southern states voted for Lincoln, as Lincoln was not on any of their ballets when they voted.
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