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Chapter 10

Chapter 10. Heading Toward Civil War. The Impact of the War With Mexico. The Mexican War opened vast new lands to American settlers. This increase in land led to increased debate over whether slavery should be allowed to spread westward.

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Standards 3 and 4

Standards 3 and 4. The Northwest Ordinance- 1787. Guidelines for statehood banned slavery Encouraged education (set aside land). Louisiana Purchase. Jefferson wants to buy FL and N.O. for up to 10 mil Napoleon offers all of L.P. for $15 mil

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Manifest Destiny

Manifest Destiny. Unit 6 - Manifest Destiny and the Crisis of the Union APUSH Mrs. Baker. Trends in Antebellum America: 1800 - 1860. New intellectual and religious reforms Social reforms Beginnings of the Industrial Revolution in America

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Slavery, Politics, and Westward Expansion

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From Compromise to Crisis

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The Causes of the U.S. Civil War

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Manifest Destiny

Manifest Destiny. Tyler Maine Texas Oregon Mexico California. How Tyler became President . William Henry Harrison To be controlled by Clay, Webster (Whigs) Spoils plans by dying of Pneumonia 4 weeks after inauguration New Pres: VP John Tyler VA, lone wolf

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The Nation Breaking Apart

The Nation Breaking Apart. Growing Tensions Between North and South. Missouri Compromise 1820. Author: Henry Clay Missouri would be admitted as a Slave State. Maine would be admitted as a Free State.

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Leading to the Civil War

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Free Labor Ideology and the Politics of the Mexican War

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Go West, Young Man!

Go West, Young Man!. Manifest Destiny. Manifest Destiny.

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The Sectional Crisis

The Sectional Crisis. A.P. U.S. History Mr. Krueger. Compromise, Slavery, and the Mexican Cession. The Constitution gave the Federal Government the right to abolish the international slave trade.

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1793- Invention of Cotton Gin

1793- Invention of Cotton Gin. SUMMARY- Eli Whitney invented a machine called the cotton gin which made cleaning the seeds from raw cotton 50 times faster than cleaning them by hand. Cotton was needed for the fast developing textile mills in the North.

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Early Statehood Politics and the Compromise of 1850

Early Statehood Politics and the Compromise of 1850. Early Texas Politics. Texas Governors. Political Parties. George T. Wood vs. Native Americans Peter H. Bell (2 terms)

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Texas and Mexican War

Texas and Mexican War. Unit 5.2. Background. Mexico broke away from Spain in 1823. U.S. issues the Monroe Doctrine in 1823. Texas was sparsely populated. Stephen Austin got permission to bring Americans into Texas. Mexico allowed Americans if they: 1. Gave oath to Mexico

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HY 135

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Slavery & the West

Slavery & the West. Chapter 12,Section 2 The American Journey, Glencoe. http://www.buffalosoldier.net/CivilWarFlags.jpg. Questions for the Nation. Should slavery be permitted to spread to the West? Should slavery be abolished throughout the nation?

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The Slavery Issue in the West

The Slavery Issue in the West. Chapter 16.1. Missouri Compromise 1820. First major compromise over slavery Proposed by Henry Clay Applies to Louisiana Territory Keep balance between free and slave states Maine enters as a free state Missouri enters as a slave state.

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Wilmot Proviso

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Chapter 10

Chapter 10. Heading Toward Civil War. The Impact of the War With Mexico. The Mexican War opened vast new lands to American settlers. This increase in land led to increased debate over whether slavery should be allowed to spread westward.

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