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Know your vocabulary, such as...

TARIFF, ABOLITION, SECESSION, POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY, SECTIONALISM, FUGITIVE, COMPROMISE,NULLIFICATION
Know the differences between Stephen Douglas and Frederick Douglass...
...besides the spellings of their last names
Know the people involved in the Dred Scott lawsuit...
...his owner, the judge, and Dred himself.
Know the differences between the Harriets...
...Stowe and Tubman
Which 2 men competed in the 1852 election for president?
One was a general the other was the eventual winner.
Know the differences between "electoral" votes and "popular" votes...
...in a presidential election
Who was the guy who kept writing those compromises?
He was a Senator from KY
Do you remember the President and VP of...
...the Confederate States of America?
Be sure you know why the South objected to...
...high tariffs and the Federal building of roads and railroads.
Why was the Kansas-Nebraska Act so bothersome to...
...people in the North?
What did the Dred Scott ruling say that was so objectionable to...
....people in the North?
Know about the Fugitive Slave Act...
...it's connection to the Compromise of 1850 and how Northerners felt about it.
Election of 1856...
...the explorer vs. a long-time member of Congress
Why do you suppose the Confederate Constitutiion so closely resembled...
...the U.S. Constitution?
Remember reading about John Calhoun?
He was the Senator, the Sec. of War, the Sec. of State, the outspoken critic of abolitonists and so on....
Can you name the first 7 states to break away and become Confederate States?
Kentucky never joined the CSA even though it permitted slavery.
Who was David Wilmot?
Remember his "proviso"?
Be sure to review the notes you took on Underground Railroad video...
....never mind the dates, study the people and what they did...especially Gerrit Smith and Levi Coffin
Can you name the 4 guys who ran for president in 1860?
Lincoln, Douglas, Bell, Breckinridge...see, you can.
When you write the essay...
...be sure to include a main idea, details, elaboration, and explanations. The essay will be about a specific slavery-related incident (event) that we learned about.
Election of 1852....
Winfield Scott (Whig, former general)

VS

Franklin Pierce...winner(Democrat,little known-politician)
Election of 1856....
John Fremont (Republican, explorer

VS

James Buchanan...winner
(Democrat, well-known politician)
Election of 1860...
John Bell (Const. Uniion Party, slaveowner)

VS

John Breckinridge (Southern Democrat, VP)

VS

Stephen Douglas (Northern Democrat, Senator)

VS

Abraham Lincoln...winner
(Republican, Congressman)
Remember that the Kansas-Nebraska Act was passed...
...after Southerners agreed to give up their plans for the southern railroad route in exchange for opening Kansas and Nebraska to slavery.
Be aware of the century all this happened in...
...if it was the 1800's, what century are we talking about?
Can you briefly tell why Simon Legree is famous?
Why is David Wilmot in history books? Who John Emerson was?
Remember, the first Republican nominated to run for President didn't win....
...it wasn't until the 1860 election when a Republican first won the presidency
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