slavery. the Supreme Court ruled that Scott was not a -John Brown’s attack on citizen of the US or the federal arsenal at Missouri. Abolitionists in Harpers Ferry, Virginia the North rejected the hoping to trigger a slave decision and African rebellion but he failed Americans believed that and was later captured. there was no hope for justice. - In 1855, proslavery Missourians increased -In 1856, Charles the amount of fake votes Sumner, who was radical for proslavery in his antislavery views, candidates resulting in attacked the president the legalization of of the South and the slavery in Kansas. This Senator of South led to the Free-Soils, an Carolina. This resulted in abolitionist group, in the Senator’s cousin creating their own beating Sumner with his government. In 1856, a cane. proslavery group sent to arrest the Free-Soil -Emancipation leaders, attacked and Proclamation declared killed several people. In that the slaves in the revenge, John Brown rebelling states are to be murdered five free. proslavery settlers. -The 13th amendment formally abolished slavery throughout the US. What were the causes of the Civil War? (Nabil Y) The ongoing disputes of slavery in the United States The struggle between the federal government and jurisdiction over the right to regulate slavery such as the Dred Scott Case Abolitionist Movements transformed American Literature such as the novel Uncle Tom’s Cabin Lincoln’s Divided” speech which acknowledged the decline of peculiar institution “House The Missouri Compromise since advocates of slavery feared that if slavery was abolished in the new territories the political power of slave states would ultimately weaken Lincoln’s relentlessness to not compromise with his decision on the territories The election of Abraham Lincoln in 1860 which angered the South especially South Carolina The formal separation and secession of Southern states into the Confederate States of America The attack at Fort Sumter in April 1861 by Confederate troops which begun the war and exemplified how Lincoln extended his presidential authority CHART: Compare and contrast the advantages / disadvantages and military strategies between the North and South (Tickler-In Class Example) SOUTH
slavery. -John Brown’s attack on the federal arsenal at Harpers Ferry, Virginia hoping to trigger a slave rebellion but he failed and was later captured. - In 1855, proslavery Missourians increased the amount of fake votes for proslavery candidates resulting in the legalization of slavery in Kansas. This led to the Free-Soils, an abolitionist group, in creating their own government. In 1856, a proslavery group sent to arrest the Free-Soil leaders, attacked and killed several people. In revenge, John Brown murdered five proslavery settlers. the Supreme Court ruled that Scott was not a citizen of the US or Missouri. Abolitionists in the North rejected the decision and African Americans believed that there was no hope for justice. -In 1856, Charles Sumner, who was radical in his antislavery views, attacked the president of the South and the Senator of South Carolina. This resulted in the Senator’s cousin beating Sumner with his cane. -Emancipation Proclamation declared that the slaves in the rebelling states are to be free. -The 13th amendment formally abolished slavery throughout the US. What were the causes of the Civil War? (Nabil Y) The ongoing disputes of slavery in the United States The struggle between the federal government and jurisdiction over the right to regulate slavery such as the Dred Scott Case Abolitionist Movements transformed American Literature such as the novel Uncle Tom’s Cabin Lincoln’s “House Divided” speech which acknowledged the decline of peculiar institution The Missouri Compromise since advocates of slavery feared that if slavery was abolished in the new territories the political power of slave states would ultimately weaken Lincoln’s relentlessness to not compromise with his decision on the territories The election of Abraham Lincoln in 1860 which angered the South especially South Carolina The formal separation and secession of Southern states into the Confederate States of America The attack at Fort Sumter in April 1861 by Confederate troops which begun the war and exemplified how Lincoln extended his presidential authority CHART: Compare and contrast the advantages / disadvantages and military strategies between the North and South (Tickler-In Class Example) SOUTH
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