Causes of Civil War
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| show | allowed Missouri to become a slave state even though it was above The 36 30 Line
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| show | Maine enters the Union as a free state
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| show | Creates The 36 30 Line, north of the line means that it is a free state, and south of the line it is a slave state
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| show | New Mexico and Utah territories are given the right to choose to be a free or a slave state(Popular Sovereignty)
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| show | was a compromise between the North and South about whether or not having slavery in Kansas and Nebraska, and it ended with both states being free states(Popular Sovereignty)
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| show | Pro and Anti-Slavery groups flood Kansas and swing the vote. Conflicts between the two groups break out into bloodshed(Bleeding Kansas)
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| show | Dred Scott, who was an African American slave, tried to sue his old master in federal court. He and his master lived for a time in a free state.
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| show | One of their attacks was at Harper’s Ferry, but they were unsuccessful and then captured. Brown was hanged for his actions
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| show | The debate was centered around who could determine whether a state should be a free or slave state. Douglas wanted the people to choose(Popular Sovereignty). Lincoln wanted the federal government to choose the decisions
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| show | -northern democrats chose Stephen Douglas and southern democrats chose John Breckenridge
-republicans chose Abraham Lincoln as their representative
-The Constitutional Union chose John Bell
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| show | -after the third ballot, Lincoln was voted President of the United States, and although he only got 40% of the votes, the Electoral College gave him 180 votes
-A few weeks after the election, South Carolina seceded from the Union
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