'Fugitive slave law' diaporamas de présentation

Unit 6 Chapter 7

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BRINK OF THE STORM

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Thoreau

Thoreau Main Themes And Study Guide Quotes It is never too late to give up your prejudices. Walden Quotes

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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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Chapter 15 Toward Civil War (1840-1861)

Chapter 15 Toward Civil War (1840-1861). Section 2 A Nation Dividing. Section 2-Polling Question. A B C. If you disagree with a law, do you have the right not to obey it? A. Yes, always B. No, never C. Only under certain circumstances. Essential Question.

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Sectional Conflict & Politics 1846 - 1857

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Success On Exams & Avoiding Plagiarism

Success On Exams & Avoiding Plagiarism . Successful Essay Writing Idea #1. Students often ask how they can do well for exams in the on-line class There are a few things to keep in mind:

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The Union in Peril

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The Election of 1860

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Perspectives on the Fugitive Slave Law

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The Underground Railroad

The Underground Railroad. Pages 486-488. Another Way to Resist. Running away was another way slaves chose to resist slavery. Some slaves ran away alone while others tried to escape with family or friends.

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The Nation Divided

The Nation Divided. Chapter 10. The Wilmot Proviso. The Missouri Compromise did not apply to the Mexican Cession The Wilmot Proviso sought to ban slavery from the territories acquired from Mexico Southerners viewed the bill as an attack on slavery. The Debate Over California.

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A Dividing Nation

A Dividing Nation. History Alive! Chapter 21. The North has four seasons and cold winters had business and industry steamboats and lots of railroad lines. The South has mild winters, long summers, and lots of rain had agriculture, especially cotton and used slave labor

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Lincoln and the Founders

Lincoln and the Founders. Why Lincoln and the Founders? The Two Anchors of his Statesmanship:. The Rights Doctrine. The Constitution. Lincoln and the Founders: Two Quotations.

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Chapter 5, Lesson 3

Chapter 5, Lesson 3. Compromise and Conflict. Vocabulary. Slave state: A state that allows slavery Free state: A state that DOES NOT allow slavery Union: Another name for the United States

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The Compromise of 1850

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The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County

The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County. Mark Twain. Scavenger Hunt. With a partner find . . . 2 similes 1 metaphor 2 allusion examples Regional Dialect (1 of each) Misspelling Grammatical Errors Inventive Punctuation Loose sentence structure Colloquial Phrase.

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Slave - Catchers

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