'Free territory' diaporamas de présentation

The Supreme Court

The Supreme Court. Landmark Decisions. The following is NOT in any way a complete discussion of ALL the important cases that the Supreme Court has decided. It is just a sample of SOME of the important or interesting ones. Marbury v. Madison - 1803. Facts.

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Toward Civil War

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The Tidal Wave

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Toward Civil War

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Chapter 14 The Nation Divided

Chapter 14 The Nation Divided. Warm Ups. How did westward expansion change the geography of the nation and demonstrate the determination of its people?. The U.S. expanded all the way to the Pacific Ocean. The people proved they were willing to sacrifice for expansion.

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Bleeding Kansas

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Friday, March 1 st

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Slavery and Secession

Slavery and Secession . Section 10-4 pp. 324-331. Slavery Dominates Politics. The Dred Scott Decision Decided by Chief Justice Roger B. Taney Court ruled that: Living in a free territory did not make Scott free Slaves are considered property under the Constitution

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The Road to Disunion

The Dred Scott Decision. The Road to Disunion. Focus Question:. What role do the Courts play in national politics?. Kansas-Nebraska sparked discord. Border war in Kansas Formation of the Republican Party Different groups coalesced together Northern Whigs Anti-Slavery Democrats

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Dred Scott v. Sandford

Dred Scott v. Sandford . A Supreme Court Decision in 1857.

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Lincoln-Douglas Debates

Lincoln-Douglas Debates. The 1858 Illinois senate race was between democrat S tephen A. Douglass and Republican Abraham Lincoln. To try to improve his chances of victory Lincoln challenged Douglas to a series of seven debates. A House Divided Speech.

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The alternative diplomacy of experimental states in 1917-1925

The alternative diplomacy of experimental states in 1917-1925. James Roslington , University of Cambridge roslington@hotmail.com. Unrecognised / partially recognised new claims to sovereignty per year, 1910-39.

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Supreme Court Cases

Supreme Court Cases. Setting the Precedent. John Marshall. V. Helped make the Supreme Court the powerful institution it is today Presided over several important cases and established Judicial Review Info on Court Cases

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Missouri Compromise

Missouri Compromise . The Missouri Crisis In 1819 Missouri applied for statehood; wanted to enter as a slave state The north rejected Missouri's request because they feared it would upset the balance between slave and free states in Congress

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