Manifest Destiny And The Rise Of Sectionalism

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One result of the climate in the Southeastern United States

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slavery continued to grow as new agricultural products were introduced
the the

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Event caused by the American belief in "Manifest Destiny"

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The U.S. - Mexican War

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Location of the "Plantation System" in America

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The South

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Dred Scott

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former slave that was viewed as property of his owner in Missouri

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Reason for lack of need of slaves in the North

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its economy was not based on agriculture but industry instead

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Reason for slaves escaping to Canada

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The Fugitive Slave Act

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The main goal of Manifest Destiny

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to expand the U.S from the east all the way to the Pacific Ocean

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Two well known abolitionists

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William Lloyd Garrison;Frederick Douglass

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Missouri Compromise of 1820 and the Compromise of 1850

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Solutions for the North and South to admit new states into the Union

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1845

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Texas Annexation

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Mexican Cession

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the Southwest United States

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Importance of Dred Scott decision

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reopened the issue of slavery in America

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30.8%

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Percentage of Southerners that owned Slaves in 1850

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Abolitionists

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supporters of the Underground Railroad

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All examples of American Expansion to the West

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Louisiana Purchase;Texas Annexation;U.S. - Mexican War

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A piece of writing that argued for the fighting slavery

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"On the Duty of Civil Disobedience"

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Feeling expressed by Frederick Douglass

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Slavery was wrong

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All people that tried to end slavery

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John Brown;Henry David Thoreau;Abolitionists

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Difference between Texas War for Independence and the U.S. - Mexican War

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One was fought for independence, the other to gain land

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Supreme Court case that denied Congress the power to regulate slavery in the territories

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Dred Scott v. Sandford

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Reason why abolitionists were against further Western expansion

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they feared more slave states would be admitted

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Sectionalism

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increased the tensions between North and South

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expansion of slavery into the Western territories

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Issue addressed by the Missouri Compromise, Kansas-Nebraska Act, and the Compromise of 1850

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Potato Famine

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Reason for the 19th century immigration of Irish to America

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Word tied closely to John C. Calhoun

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Nullification