" reading strategy" pg. 441, map ques. 1 & 2 pg. 443, sec asses. 1-6
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| show | It would make Nebraska and Kansas free states, giving the North the advantage in the Senate.
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| show | They would gain more people in the Senate from the North.
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| Geo. skills, map ques. How did Kansas- Nebraska Act change the amount of territory open slaveholding? | show 🗑
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| show | Washington Territory, Oregon Territory, and east part of Nebraska Territory
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| show | Allowing the people living in a territory the right to decide by voting whether or not to outlaw slavery
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| show | Missourians who traveled in armed groups to vote in Kansas's election during the mid 1850s.
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| show | a conflict between opposing groups of citizens of the same country
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| show | These people were very angry and refused to cooperate. Also helped runaways by use of Underground Railway
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| show | If they had abandoned the Missouri Compromise then the fight over Kansas becoming a free state or slave state, none of bloodshed would of happened because they could decide as a state either to be slave state or a free state.
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| show | 1a. The passage of the Kansas-Nebraska Act
2a. Pro-slavery Missourians crossed over to vote in the election
3a. antislavery people did not like that they crossed over
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| 6. Study the map on page 443. From which territory or territories were the Nebraska and Kansas territories formed? Was the Utah territory closed to slaveholding? | show 🗑
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