Civil War Causes
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| Maine enters as free state | The Missouri Compromise
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| Missouri enters as a slave state. | The Missouri Compromise
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| Louisiana territory 36’30 degrees latitude line | The Missouri Compromise
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| Package of 5 bills which ended a four year confrontation | Compromise of 1850
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| California enters the Union as a free state. | Compromise of 1850
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| No slave trade in D.C. ,but if slave is caught there then they have to return them. | Compromise of 1850
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| written by Harriet Beecher Stowe | Uncle Tom’s Cabin
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| talks about the hard life slaves had to live. | Uncle Tom’s Cabin
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| opened two new territories for settlement | The Kansas-Nebraska Act
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| The pro and anti slavery groups pour into Kansas. Violence breaks out or “Bleeding Kansas”. | The Kansas-Nebraska Act
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| African American slave taken by his owners, to free states so he decided to sue for his freedom. | The Dred Scott decision
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| court said that because he was not a citizen and could not have the case in the first place. | The Dred Scott decision
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| abolitionist who lead a slave revolt seizing a boat | John Brown and Harper’s Ferry
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| He planned to capture the Federal armory at Harpers Ferry. | John Brown and Harper’s Ferry
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| consisted of debating of such topics like slavery and other topics because both were running for senate in Illinois. | Lincoln-Douglas Debates
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| Who wins the election of 1860 | Lincoln
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