North vs. South

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North vs. South

• Causes of the Civil War
• By Suzanne Hipps
• Starr Elementary

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The United States in 1860

• Northern States (blue)
• Maine Ohio
• Vermont New Jersey
• New Hampshire Indiana
• Massachusettes Illinois
• Conneticuit Iowa
• Rhode Island Minnesota
• Pennsylvania Michigan
• Kansas Maryland
• Wisconsin Delaware
• Border States (brown)
• Missouri
• Kentucky
• West Virginia
• Southern States (grey)
• Texas Louisianna
• Georgia Mississippi
• South Carolina Alabama
• North Carolina Arkasas

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Differences Divide the States

• Farming Versus Industry
• Slavery Versus Free
• States Rights Versus National Government

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Ways of Life The North

• Lots of factories
• People moving near factories
• Some farms
• Life changing quickly
• More people

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Ways of Life - South

• Farming most important
• Not as many people
• Life not changing as quickly
• Depended on North for supplies

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Slavery - North

• Opposed Slavery
• Did not want slavery to spread to the west

End Slavery!
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Slavery The South

• Slaves needed for farming, mining, factory
  working, house serving, and carpentering
• 1 family in 4 owned slaves
• Wanted to expand slavery to the west

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States Rights The North

• Opposed states rights
• Felt the National government should have more say

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States Rights The South

• The South felt the state governments should have
  more of a say than the National government

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Credits

• Pictures came from the following sources
• Library of Congress
• Union and Confederate States of the Civil war