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25 Cards in this Set
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North developed
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industry and trade
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economy,
deepened tension |
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South developed
Major cashcrop= |
plantation farming
king cotton |
slavery
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southerners viewed slaves as
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property
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objects of possesion
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in 1850 this state joined union as a free state
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California
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to resolve seperation and to make a proposal that would satisfy both sides
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Compromise of 1850
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Henry Clay of Kentucky
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1) Cali would be a free state and slave trade would be abolised in DC
2) Congress would not pass laws regarding slavery for territories gained by Mexico 3) Fugitive Slave Act |
Compromise of 1850
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allowed people to vote for slavery in territories even though Missouri Comp. banned it
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Kansasa-Nebraska Act
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realignment of parties
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democratic=south
republican= north |
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nominated ______ to run against Stephen Douglass for Senate
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Abe Lincoln
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John brown captured federal arsenal at ____
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Harper's Ferry
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Lincoln won presidental election and ___ states seceded
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South under=
North under= |
Jefferson Davis
Abe Lincoln |
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President Lincoln announced he would restock ___
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Fort Sumter
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Confed States
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TX Arkansas Tennessee Louisianna Mississippi
Georgia FL NC SC VA |
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border states
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DE MD Kentucky Missouri
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more people, factories, railroads, shipyards,
Abe, preserving the union |
UNION ADVANTAGE
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Robert E Lee, home field advantage, battle of bull run victory
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CONFEDERATES ADVANTAGE
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had inadequate clothing & shoes
took clothes from dead men |
NORTH DISADVANTAGE
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neither side gained victory for __ years
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2
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Lincoln made__general chief of Union
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McCllealn
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ulysses s grant won battle of
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Shiloh, TN
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bloddiest day in history
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battle of anitetam Creek
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law that freed slaves in confed states
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emancipation proclamtion
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food shortages, inflation, riots, post war
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south economy
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economy boosted post war
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north economy
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