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Said foreigners had to wait 14 years to become citizens O ne could not speak out against the government

Said foreigners had to wait 14 years to become citizens O ne could not speak out against the government. Alien and Sedition Acts. Jefferson said we would trade with no one because England and France were bothering our ships (impressment). Embargo Act.

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Chapter 9

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Baseball Challenge!

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Chapter 21 A Dividing Nation

Chapter 21 A Dividing Nation. Read section 21.1 page 285 Write the questions and answers in your notes What issue divided the country? What happened that made it impossible to ignore the slavery question? Why did the compromises fail? . Vocabulary for chapter 21. The Union *Deadlocked

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#1 3.1 With the exception of present-day Florida, what is true about the land belonging to the United States in 1783?

#1 3.1 With the exception of present-day Florida, what is true about the land belonging to the United States in 1783? A. The U.S. spanned from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean. B. The U.S. was still under the control of the British Empire.

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Slavery and The War Between the States

Slavery and The War Between the States. Antebellum Northwest Ordinance 3/5th Compromise 20 year moratorium on slave trade Missouri Compromise (1820) Abolitionism William Lloyd Garrison/The Liberator Fredrick Douglas/ North Star Underground Railroad Wilmot Proviso

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Western Lands and the Coming of the Civil War

Western Lands and the Coming of the Civil War. Making the Avoidable Seem Inevitable, 1848-1861. What to Do With Lands Acquired From Mexico As a Result of the Mexican War?. Slave or Free? Who gets to decide?. 4 Basic Positions. Let Congress Decide Wilmot Proviso (Keep it out)

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The Causes of the American Civil War 1850 - 1860

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A-Z History

A-Z History. Heart of History BY: Chelci M urillo. A- Andrew Jackson. Andrew Jackson was admired by most Americans. He was a patriot, a self-made man, and a war hero. Andrew Jackson

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The Presidents

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THE CIVIL WAR

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The Gathering Storm

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Sectional Differences Prior to the U.S. Civil War By: Brooke Long ED 629-01

Sectional Differences Prior to the U.S. Civil War By: Brooke Long ED 629-01. http://schools.4j.lane.edu/jefferson/student%20websites/Jamey_web/Images/Merged_Flags.jpg. Before the Civil War. 8 th Grade Standard : History Benchmark : Civil War and Reconstruction

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Chapter 15 Sections 1,2, and 3

Chapter 15 Sections 1,2, and 3. Laws and Events Leading to the Civil War. LETS REVIE W. John C. Calhoun. Daniel Webster. 1. Sectionalist. 2. Westerner. 3. Northerner. 4. Southerner. Henry Clay. 5. Pro Internal Improvements. 6. Pro National Bank. 7. Pro Tariffs. 8. Pro Expansion.

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Causes of the Civil War

Causes of the Civil War. Social Studies Survey. I CAN:. Define the Wilmot Proviso Analyze the Dred Scott Case and its importance on Slavery within American History Understand the importance of Henry Clay and his ability to compromise Interpret the importance of the Fugitive Slave Clause

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Manifest Destiny

Manifest Destiny. The 19 th century American belief that the United States was destined to expand across the North American Continent, from the Atlantic to the Pacific.

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A Case For Freedom

A Case For Freedom. Dred Scott V. Sanford 1846-1857. Background. Dred Scott purchased by John Emerson from the family of Peter Blow Emerson, military physician was stationed at Rock Island, IL (Free State)

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Label the Following Items (pg. 116)

Label the Following Items (pg. 116). Free States Slave States Missouri Compromise of 1820 Line Slavery Permitted by popular sovereignty (Compromise of 1850 and the Kansas Nebraska Act of 1854).

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The Crisis Deepens: Free and Slave States and Territories

The Crisis Deepens: Free and Slave States and Territories . US History, 5/22-24 Chapter 15.2. Objective. SWBAT explain how the Fugitive Slave Act inspired different opinions on slavery in America. What was the Fugitive Slave Act? .

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Chapter 21: A Nation Divided

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