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Unit 4 Test Review

Unit 4 Test Review. U.S. History. SSUSH 8. U.S. History. Divided Nation . The Nullification Crisis was caused by?. Increase in Tariffs of imported goods. Divided Nation . Slave rebellion in Southampton, VA in 1831 that angered southerners. Nat Turner Rebellion. Divided Nation .

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Missouri Compromise (1819)

Missouri Compromise (1819). Missouri asked to join as a slave state (11 free/11 slave states at the time) Missouri would enter as a slave state, Maine would enter as a free state Imaginary line drawn across southern border of Missouri Slavery allowed south of the line, banned north of the line.

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The Unit Organizer Routine

The Unit Organizer Routine. The Content Enhancement Series 2006 The University of Kansas Center for Research on Learning Lawrence, Kansas. Content Enhancement. A way of teaching an academically diverse group of students in which: Both group and individual needs are valued and met;

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What do you think this is? Uses?

What do you think this is? Uses?. What do you think this is? Uses? Child and Adult Shackles. Chapter 4 Kansas Territory. The Saga of Bleeding Kansas. Time: 1820-1861 People to Know: David Rice Atchison John Brown Ann Clark Stephen A. Douglas Samuel Jones James Lane Abraham Lincoln.

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SSUSH9 The student will identify key events, issues, and individuals relating to the causes, course, and consequences of

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U.S. History Review

U.S. History Review. Great Awakening. A period of history that saw: An increase in religious tolerance An increase in religious practice An increase in ideas of equality. The Declaration of Independence.

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How is America Changing?

How is America Changing?. Moving West People moving to Northwest Territory Center of population is moving away from the East Coast New technology and transportation Cotton Gin (Eli Whitney) Canals (Erie Canal) Roads (National Road). Why Move West. Economic reasons Panic of 1837

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From Compromise to Conflict: The Crisis Unfolds

From Compromise to Conflict: The Crisis Unfolds. Classroom Procedures. You and your partner will assume the role of Southerners or Northerners to reach compromises on four historical conflicts that led to the Civil War. You and your partner will have a twofold goal throughout this activity:

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The Unit Organizer Routine

The Unit Organizer Routine. The Content Enhancement Series 1999 The University of Kansas Center for Research on Learning Lawrence, Kansas 66045. Content Enhancement. A way of teaching an academically diverse group of students in which: Both group and individual needs are valued and met;

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The Country Separates

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Unit 5: Antebellum Period Part II

Unit 5: Antebellum Period Part II.

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Events Leading to the Civil War

Events Leading to the Civil War. Compromise of 1850. Wilmot Proviso. Wilmot Proviso.

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Compromises and the national move towards Civil War

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2/2/12 Warm Up

Please take a sheet from each of the stacks of response cards on the podium. 2/2/12 Warm Up. Chapter 17 Notes. Lincoln was under pressure to free the slaves He also was under a lot of pressure to not free the slaves

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Differing POV

Differing POV. March 26, 2014. March 26, 2014. Materials. Homework. Complete titles, articles and pictures for the Missouri Compromise and Wilmot Proviso. 4 paragraphs total: Texas War for Independence Mexican-American War Missouri Compromise Wilmot Proviso . NB Pencil Highlighter

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Unit 8: Civil War and Reconstruction

Unit 8: Civil War and Reconstruction. Section One: Reasons for Texas Involvement in the Civil War. Texas as a U.S. State.

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Kansas-Nebraska Act Dred Scott Case

Kansas-Nebraska Act Dred Scott Case. Pages 492-493 Workbook 88. Kansas-Nebraska Act. Congress changed the Missouri Compromise and passed the Kansas-Nebraska Act. Under this new plan, slavery would not be allowed in the territories of Kansas and Nebraska.

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Chapter 19: Drifting Towards Disunion

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