'Soil party' diaporamas de présentation

Manifest Destiny

Manifest Destiny. Trends in Antebellum America: 1810-1860. New intellectual and religious movements. Social reforms. Beginnings of the Industrial Revolution in America. Re-emergence of a second party system and more political democratization.

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Renewing the Sectional Struggle

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Unit 1: The Crisis of Union 1848-1877

Unit 1: The Crisis of Union 1848-1877. American History Fall 2013 Wattie. Slavery and Western Expansion. Main Idea: Continuing disagreements over the westward expansion of slavery increased sectional tensions between the North and South. Objectives

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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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21.3 Failed Compromises

21.3 Failed Compromises. Main Idea Disagreements between the North and the South, especially over the issue of slavery, led to political conflict. Why I t Matters Now Regional differences can make national problems difficult to resolve. CA. Standards.

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Sectional conflict intensifies

Sectional conflict intensifies. Unit Six. Slavery & Western Expansion. Section One. Impact of War. Mexican War heightened opposing viewpoints on slavery Amendment to a war appropriations bill was proposed by David Wilmot

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Causes of the Civil War

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Walt Whitman

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Ch. 14 The House Divided

Ch. 14 The House Divided . 1846-1861. John Brown . Father of 20 children, a drifter of sorts that has a rough life. Anti slavery advocate, killed 5 pro-slavery men in Kansas May 24, 1856.

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STUDY GUIDE for CAUSES OF THE CIVIL WAR!

STUDY GUIDE for CAUSES OF THE CIVIL WAR!. THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE (1820). There was a great debate over where slavery would be allowed and where it would not. A debate occurred and finally a compromise was reached. It stated: 1.) Missouri entered as a slave state

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WILMOT PROVISO

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Chapter 18: Renewing the Sectional Struggle

Chapter 18: Renewing the Sectional Struggle. 1848-1854. The Popular Sovereignty Panacea How were the two major political parties a major bond of national unity? How did politicians deal with the issue of slavery? Why? Who did the democrats choose for their candidate in the 1848 election.

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